Legislation that would ban vaping for anyone under 21 in Alabama unanimously passed the House in March but still needs to be approved by the Senate to become law.
As the 2024 legislative session creeps closer, school choice is lining up to be one of the more contentious subjects debated by lawmakers once the session begins in February.
Legislation that would establish new fines, fees and regulations related to the vaping industry in Alabama wasn’t passed into law this session.
House Bill 123 (HB123), sponsored by State Rep. Barbara Drummond (D-Mobile), would make parents and guardians criminally liable if their children bring a gun to school, only if the firearm was not “reasonably secure.”
The Alabama House of Representatives on Tuesday gave final approval to a Senate bill that would expand the types of gases that can...
The Alabama House of Representatives will consider legislation on Tuesday allowing chemical companies to store more gases in naturally...
The Alabama House Democrats held a press conference on Wednesday to highlight legislation that their members are sponsoring and to...