Tag: Kay Ivey
Gov. Kay Ivey authorizes the state to resume executions
On Friday, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey informed Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall that he could resume the process of executing inmates awaiting their fates on...
Gov. Kay Ivey says state will resume executions
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said Friday that the state is ready to resume executions and “obtain justice” for victims’ families after lethal...
Personnel Update: Mike Lewis joins Kay Ivey team
On Friday, Gina Maiola, Governor Kay Ivey’s Communication Director, announced that Mike Lewis would be joining the Governor’s communications team as deputy communications director.
Will Ainsworth addresses Safari Club International
Alabama Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth addressed the Safari Club International (SCI) convention on Friday. Ainsworth thanked God for Safari Club as he led the group in...
Nathaniel Ledbetter supports April Weaver’s limits on good time bill
On Thursday, the Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives, Nathaniel Ledbetter, announced his support for legislation imposing further limitations on “good time”...
Bill to change ‘good time’ law named for slain deputy Brad...
Bibb County Deputy Brad Johnson was shot and killed in 2022 by a man authorities said had his prison sentence shortened under Alabama’s...
Nucor Corp. plans $125 million facility, creating 200 jobs in Decatur
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced that Nucor Corp. plans to invest approximately $125 million to open an advanced manufacturing facility in Decatur. There, a new...
Low number of corrections officers in Alabama prisons cause for concern
The Permanent Joint Legislative Committee on Finances and Budgets-General Fund met in Montgomery at the Alabama Statehouse for legislative oversight of state general fund...
Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail voted best in the nation
USA Today announced that readers have voted the Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail as the best recreational trail in the country. The Hugh S....
Gun rights activists hold conference
Bamacarry, a statewide pro-second amendment group, held their annual firearms conference in Prattville Saturday, ahead of the 2023 Legislative session.
