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Here is a list of bills that passed the Alabama Legislature from Feb. 24 to Feb. 26, the seventh week of the 2026 regular session.

An Alabama man from Baldwin County has filed a lawsuit against several U.S. officials and agencies because of his two ICE detainments.

University of Mississippi announced it has terminated an employee due to “hurtful, insensitive comments” made on social media regarding the assassination of Charlie Kirk, CEO and co-founder of Turning...

After weeks of uncertainty, the Upward Bound program at Central Alabama Community College has secured funding.

Alabama Securities Commission has been receiving a large number of calls regarding an alleged Ponzi scheme in Georgia.

Attorneys for Gov. Kay Ivey and House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter filed an amended complaint with a new plaintiff last week in AHSAA lawsuit.

Multiple Auburn University employees were fired on Wednesday over what university President Christopher Roberts deemed "insensitive" social media posts.

Alabama State Superintendent Eric Mackey sent a letter to school superintendents stating inappropriate social posts will result in disciplinary action.

22-year-old Tyler Robinson is in custody after a family member said he had suggested he shot Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

The Alabama Community College System will be participating in a task force aimed to help inmates get a job after being released.

After the video fueled outrage, two college leaders were removed from their administrative roles for approving plans to teach content inconsistent with the course’s published description.

Rep. Mark Gidley has pre-filed a bill for the 2026 legislative session that would allow public schools to request volunteer chaplains.