Gov. Kay Ivey and Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed have now had a conversation regarding the mass shooting that killed two people and left 12 others injured, some critically.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is increasing its public safety efforts in Montgomery at the direction of Governor Kay Ivey and after the mass shooting that left two people dead and 12 others injured, some seriously.
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed has issued a response to a statement from Governor Kay Ivey regarding the mass shooting in downtown Montgomery.
Gov. Kay Ivey has released a statement outlining what the state can do in the wake of the mass shooting in downtown Montgomery that left two people dead and 12 others hurt, some critically.
Gov. Kay Ivey has told political and business leaders that she is saddened by the state of the political climate in our country.
Gov. Kay Ivey has signed a proclamation to declare October 12 As Alabama Farmers’ Day.
Gov. Kay Ivey has started her Back to School Tour by visiting Carver Elementary and Arts Magnet School in Montgomery.
Gov. Kay Ivey has addressed education leaders about how to best shape the future of education in Alabama.
Gov. Kay Ivey and House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter have been granted a temporary restraining order against the AHSAA in a dispute over some students’ athletic eligibility.
Gov. Kay Ivey and House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter are seeking a injunction against the AHSAA over whether students who transfer schools under the CHOOSE Act are immediately eligible to participate in athletics.
