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Four hemp products business owners have filed a lawsuit against Gov. Kay Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall over HB 445 ...
In 2023, the Legislature passed a bill by House Minority Leader Anthony Daniels, D-Huntsville, to exempt overtime pay from ...
Governor Kay Ivey announced Tuesday that education savings accounts (ESAs) under Alabama's CHOOSE Act program are now fully ...
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Families of about 23,000 Alabama students can start using public funds for private education, beginning this week. The CHOOSE Act allows families to apply for up to $7,000 in education savings ...
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall issued a formal request Tuesday morning, calling for the governor to reappoint the ...
The chair of the state's still-egregious pardon and parole board's six-year term ends today. She should not sit in the seat ...
Four hemp companies sue to block Alabama's new hemp law, citing severe threats and unclear regulations. Discover their ...
Four hemp companies filed a lawsuit against Governor Kay Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall following the new HB445 law ...
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Four hemp companies are taking legal action against the state, saying a new law could shut down their businesses.
Mellow Fellow Fun, LLC, Tasty Haze, LLC, The Humble Hemp Shack, LLC, and Seedless Green, LLC, have come together to file a ...