The Alabama Department of Corrections is currently facing a federal lawsuit declaring that the state’s prisons are unconstitutionally packed and dangerous. UAB and the ADOC are facing a lawsuit from […]
Alabama’s Governor Kay Ivey signed a bill on Wednesday, March 6, that offers legal protection to providers and patients involved in in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures. This move comes in
On the eve of a nationally-watched primary election, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has raised concerns about the accuracy of voter information provided by the Alabama Secretary of State’s
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A three-judge panel on Monday heard attorneys’ arguments from both the Milligan plaintiffs and the state on how the court should proceed with Alabama’s Congressional maps. The judges appeared skeptical
In the ten years since the Shelby v. Holder decision, the impacts of the decision have been far-reaching including voter suppression bills, lack of representation for Black and Brown communities,
MAPmgm will host their third annual Arts in Motion Festival on Saturday, March 18th in downtown Montgomery to celebrate Montgomery’s vibrant art and music scene. The event is a block-party
