Ivey Awards $40 Million for New Projects, West Alabama Misses Out
Governor Kay Ivey announced she will award more than $40 million for 33 new road projects across the state, although West Alabama mostly missed out on the funding.
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Governor Kay Ivey Bans TikTok on State-Issued Devices, Networks
Governor Kay Ivey has banned the use of TikTok on state-issued networks and devices, reportedly as a means to protect Alabama from Chinese infiltration.
Kay Ivey Bets BBQ and Beer on Bama in Wager with Texas Governor
Kay Ivey, a lifelong Auburn fan, will be rooting for the Crimson Tide tomorrow after betting beer and barbeque in a friendly wager with Texas' governor Friday.
Tuscaloosa Stylist Appointed to State Cosmetology Board
Misty Garrison, owner and stylist at Tuscaloosa's BloGo Salon and Skin Wellness, has been appointed by Governor Kay Ivey to the Alabama Board of Cosmetology and Barbering.
Ivey Celebrates Growth of Economy, Infrastructure in Tuscaloosa
Gov. Kay Ivey was in Tuscaloosa Thursday to celebrate Alabama's economic recovery and investment in infrastructure at the annual State of the State luncheon.
Kay Ivey: Mental Health Crisis Center Coming to Tuscaloosa County
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey confirmed exciting news for Tuscaloosa County Monday morning by officially announcing funding for a new mental health crisis center in the area.
Gov. Ivey Blames Pres. Biden for Gas Prices, Not Alabama Gas Tax
Governor Kay Ivey says President Joe Biden is to blame for Alabama's high gas prices, not the state's gas tax from 2019.
Alabama Political Leaders React to Ukraine-Russia Conflict
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey and Senators Richard Shelby and Tommy Tuberville lend their reactions to the escalating conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
Sawyerville Tornado Victims Criticize Ivey's Lack of Assistance
Governor Kay Ivey visited Sawyerville, Alabama Friday after it was hit with a deadly EF-2 tornado last Thursday. As residents pleaded for aid, she said they would likely have rely largely on local volunteer relief efforts to rebuild.
Yes, Alabama Will Still Fall Back for Daylight Saving Time
Despite Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signing a permanent adoption of daylight saving time into law, Alabama will still "fall back" because of a federal rule.