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Alabama News and Info Daily

Alabama News and Info Daily

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 Alabama News and Info Tracker

"Alabama News and Info Tracker" brings you daily news updates covering the most important stories across Alabama. With a focus on local news, politics, and community events, our podcast ensures you stay informed and connected to your state. Listen daily for your news fix.Copyright 2025 Inception Point Ai 政治・政府
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  • Alabama Legislature Advances 32 Bills While Limestone County Leads Economic Growth for Seventh Consecutive Year

    Alabama Legislature Advances 32 Bills While Limestone County Leads Economic Growth for Seventh Consecutive Year
    2026/03/31
    Alabama's 2026 Regular Session of the legislature is underway, with 32 bills introduced so far, including top measures like SB3 mandating sexual risk avoidance in K-12 sex education curricula and SB1 restricting nonpsychoactive hemp sales to pharmacies while classifying psychoactive derivatives as Schedule I drugs, according to LegiScan. Lawmakers raced to wrap up the session as of late March, with former Secretary of State John Merrill noting a push to finalize business, per CBS 42. Other active bills address religious instruction credits, liquified petroleum gas safety near public areas, and weekly Star-Spangled Banner broadcasts in schools.

    In business and economy news, Limestone County earned the title of Alabama's fastest-growing county for the seventh straight year in 2025, based on U.S. Census data from the Huntsville Business Journal. Construction Partners, Inc. announced a $20 million headquarters operation in Dothan, poised to boost civil infrastructure jobs, as reported by Area Development. High-dollar building permits surged statewide, including expansions at Coleman Coliseum and a Homewood Piggly Wiggly redevelopment, per The Bama Buzz and Bham Now.

    Community developments highlight progress on education and infrastructure. Tuscaloosa's Saban Center reached a topping-out milestone, on track for a late 2027 opening as a STEM and workforce hub, according to ABC 33/40. Congressman Shomari Figures secured over $3 million for Montgomery projects, including $2 million for I-65 gateway improvements and $1.65 million for tech innovation, via Central Alabama Inc. Huntsville approved a $680,691 design contract for Resolute Way to ease traffic near Redstone Arsenal, per the City of Huntsville site. Trussville leaders plan to unveil growth and school capacity strategies soon, ABC 33/40 reports. No major recent weather events were noted.

    Looking Ahead: Watch for session wrap-up votes, Saban Center advancements toward 2027, and Resolute Way construction starts amid ongoing economic growth.

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  • Alabama Week in Review: Protests, Legislature Advances $6M+ Economic Growth and Broadband Expansion

    Alabama Week in Review: Protests, Legislature Advances $6M+ Economic Growth and Broadband Expansion
    2026/03/29
    In Alabama this week, twenty-one cities including Mobile, Birmingham, Huntsville, and Tuscaloosa hosted No Kings protests against the Trump administration, drawing demonstrators with signs highlighting policy concerns, according to APR News. The state legislature advanced key bills in its tenth week of session, with the House approving Public Service Commission reforms to mandate rate hearings every three years, bar utilities from passing lobbying costs to customers, and align returns with national averages, as reported by JD Supra. Lawmakers also passed measures for closed party primaries requiring voter party registration and a 60-day affiliation blackout, alongside reinstating a capped $1,000 overtime tax deduction through 2028. Other progress included outdoor dog care standards banning inhumane tethering, camp safety enhancements via Sarah Marsh Heavens 27 Act, and health insurer reorganization for competitiveness, while a Gulf of America naming bill stalled amid Democratic opposition. Alabama became the 24th state prohibiting foreign nationals from funding ballot measures, effective October 1, per Ballotpedia.

    On the economic front, Associated MetalCast announced a $6.24 million expansion in Oxford creating 50 jobs at over $49,000 average pay, supported by AIDT training, Made in Alabama reports. Construction Partners plans a $20 million Dothan headquarters, Calhoun County secured over $2 million in SEEDS funds to grow Oxford West Industrial Park to 530 acres, and Congressman Shomari Figures landed $3 million-plus for Montgomery infrastructure along I-65 and a tech innovation hub. Governor Kay Ivey approved $460 million in BEAD grants for broadband to 92,000 unserved locations, mostly via fiber.

    Communities saw Trussville leaders, including Mayor Ben Short, prepare to unveil growth plans addressing school capacity, density reduction, and infrastructure contributions, per ABC3340. No major weather events disrupted the state recently.

    Looking Ahead: With six legislative days left before spring recess ending March 31, budgets remain pending alongside data center and large-load facility reviews; Trussville Council eyes residential proposals in April or May.

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  • Alabama Legislature Wraps 10-Week Session With Public Service, Tax and Primary Election Bills

    Alabama Legislature Wraps 10-Week Session With Public Service, Tax and Primary Election Bills
    2026/03/26
    Alabama's legislative session nears its end after ten weeks, with lawmakers wrapping up the week of March 20 before a spring break recess, set to reconvene March 31, according to the Alabama State Bar. The House advanced key bills, including Public Service Commission reforms requiring rate hearings every three years and barring utilities from passing lobbying costs to customers, as reported by JD Supra. Legislation for closed party primaries, mandating voter party registration, passed the House amid debate, while a capped overtime tax deduction up to $1,000 annually gained traction. Committees tackled bills on doxing, first responder interference, and business code updates.

    In business news, Associated MetalCast announced a $6.24 million expansion in Oxford, creating 50 jobs with wages over $49,000, per Made in Alabama. Construction Partners plans a $20 million headquarters in Dothan, consolidating operations and reaffirming local ties. Calhoun County's industrial park expansion received over $2 million in SEEDS funding, boosting site readiness for manufacturing.

    Governor Kay Ivey secured federal approval for $460 million in BEAD broadband grants, funding 63 projects to connect 92,000 unserved locations, enhancing education and economic growth, as stated in her office's release. Congressman Shomari Figures announced $3.65 million for Montgomery projects, including I-65 infrastructure and a tech innovation hub. Trussville leaders prepare to unveil growth plans addressing school capacity, public safety, and parks. Governor Ivey also announced 35 new Pre-K to 3rd grade classrooms.

    Public safety incidents include a Birmingham shooting leaving one dead, a Tuscaloosa County I-59 crash blocking lanes for 10 hours, and a Moody I-20 chase, per ABC 33/40. No major recent weather events reported.

    Looking Ahead: Watch for legislative return March 31 with six days left, potential closed primaries Senate vote, BEAD project contracts, and Trussville's April or May council proposal on development.

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