Gov. Kay Ivey proclaims October 12 as Alabama Farmers’ Day
Gov. Kay Ivey has signed a proclamation to declare October 12 As Alabama Farmers’ Day.
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Gov. Kay Ivey starts Back to School Tour at Carver Elementary in Montgomery
Gov. Kay Ivey has started her Back to School Tour by visiting Carver Elementary and Arts Magnet School in Montgomery.
Gov. Kay Ivey addresses the future of education in Alabama
Gov. Kay Ivey has addressed education leaders about how to best shape the future of education in Alabama.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Gov. Kay Ivey, House Speaker granted temporary restraining order against AHSAA
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.
Battle brewing between state leaders, AHSAA, over athletic eligibility under the CHOOSE Act
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.
Minneapolis School Shooting: Mobile Archdiocese issues statement; Gov. Kay Ivey orders flags lowered
The Archdiocese of Mobile has issued a statement in response to the mass shooting at a Roman Catholic school in Minneapolis, while Gov. Kay Ivey has ordered flags lowered in memory of the victims.
Gov. Kay Ivey proclaims Friday, August 29 as College Colors Day
Gov. Kay Ivey has welcomed college mascots from across the state to the Alabama Capitol as she proclaimed College Colors Day.
Ground broken for Saban Center in Tuscaloosa
Ground has now been broken for the Saban Center in Tuscaloosa, billed as a one-of-a-kind STEM and arts campus where students will be able to get innovative, hands-on learning opportunities.
Federal grant awarded to help domestic violence victims in West Alabama
A federal grant has been awarded to help victims of domestic violence in Dallas, Perry and Wilcox counties.
Ivey Announces Over $25.9M for Economic Development in 15 Alabama Communities
A significant portion of the $25.9 million is directed toward sites in Central Alabama.
