The Department of Justice sued the State of Alabama ... with securing a driver’s license and providing proof of residency. After being sworn into office in January, Alabama Secretary of State ...

The Department of Justice sued the State of Alabama ... with securing a driver's license and providing proof of residency. After being sworn into office in January, Alabama Secretary of State ...

In 11th grade, they take the ACT college entrance exam, according to the Alabama State Department of Education. English language arts, math and science sections of the exam are used as ...

Following a vote Tuesday afternoon of the Alabama Board of Veterans Affairs to keep State VA Commissioner Kent Davis, Gov. Kay Ivey exercised her executive authority and immediately removed him ...

ALABAMA (WHNT) — New details are emerging in The Department of Justice lawsuit against the State of Alabama and ... ALA issues foreign nationals driver’s licenses that are valid for up to ...

Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, Alabama, the state Department of Corrections ... of the death penalty in the U.S. A delivery truck driver, Miller was convicted of capital murder for ...

The law prohibits the removal of voters within 90 days of a federal election. The Department of Justice sued the State of Alabama and its top election official on Friday for allegedly removing ...

Through the first five weeks of the college football season, Ohio State and Alabama have lived up to preseason expectations as two national championship contenders. Both receivers continued to ...

Alan Eugene Miller became the second man in the nation executed by nitrogen gas Thursday when the state of Alabama put him to ... Miller, a delivery truck driver, was convicted in the fatal ...

(Marc Piscotty/Getty Images) Voters in Birmingham go to the polls Tuesday to elect a state representative ... Valid forms of ID include: Alabama driver’s license (not expired or expired less ...

Only Florida and Alabama allow divided juries to impose death sentences. Most of the remaining 20% were condemned by judicial override, a practice now banned in every U.S. state that once allowed ...