It’s a new day for Alabama families. As of July 1, 2025, if you are an employee of the state of Alabama, a local education agency, the Alabama Community

Proposed SNAP and Medicaid cuts could strain the state's budget, though Alabama budget chair advised caution amid criticisms, citing the bill's uncertainty.

Cuts to Medicaid would be a disaster for Alabama health care. But explain that in plain English to state leaders and you get blank looks.

Advocates will prioritize criminal justice reform and voting rights even as Republican legislators have balked at them in the past.

SB 22’s removal of tax incentives from child labor law violators would help protect Alabama children from dangerous economic exploitation.

Alabama Arise will support efforts to reform parole in the state, and continue to advocate to make judicial override retroactive.

Alabama Democrats rally behind effort to expand voter accessibility