Governor Kay Ivey posted on Sunday, “Alabama joins in lifting up all impacted by the floods in the Hill Country — especially as we grieve the tragic loss of one of our own, young Sarah Marsh…”
More than 400 young women have taken part in a cherished state tradition, the American Legion Auxiliary Alabama Girls State.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt is sitting down to talk about the first several weeks of the Trump administration and her goals for the people of Alabama.
Action 8 News had the chance to catch up with U.S. Sen. Katie Britt in Montgomery to ask her about issues facing the state and the nation.
Senator Britt was asked about the fact that some Republicans are now speaking out in frustration against Senator Tommy Tuberville’s hold on military confirmations.
Sen. Britt: When we watched the videos and heard the stories today, the things that happened were unthinkable.
Marion Military Institute in Perry County will be getting $34 million in federal money to build a math and science building.
Sen. Katie Britt (R-Alabama) has announced that she has received medical care at a Montgomery hospital and is now recovering at home.
