Governor Kay Ivey's office said she will be celebrating the decision made by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to allow the use of an Alabama-drawn State Senate map made in 2021.

Gov. Kay Ivey amended Alabama’s plans for an August special congressional election as efforts to redistrict appear tied up in court. On June 2, Ivey amended the Aug. 11 special primary election and asked parties to reopen qualifying.

DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — Although Alabama’s congressional map is not yet set in stone, Governor Kay Ivey is still laying the groundwork for a special primary election this summer. The state is still waiting on the Supreme Court to process its appeal to reverse a lower court’s ruling,

Alabama companies are lauded for their international reach at the Governor’s Trade Excellence Awards, spotlighting their role in economic growth and global competiti

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) has called a special primary election for August following a U.S. Supreme Court decision that could allow the state to hold 2026 elections using a previously blocked

Alabama election results are in after a busy primary day. The results are in focus after only some Alabama districts voted in primaries for U.S. House on Tuesday, May 19, following the state's redistricting push to pass a new map favoring Republicans.

A federal court ruled Thursday evening that Alabama can go back to using its 2021 state Senate map.

With nearly 10 people vying to be the lieutenant governor of Alabama, the race for the second-top political position in Alabama will now go into a runoff.

Former Auburn football coach and current U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville won the Republican nomination for governor in Alabama. Tuberville, 71, gained 85.5% of the vote in the primary on Tuesday to defeat opponents Ken McFeeters and Will Santivasci and is the heavy favorite to succeed term-limited current GOP governor Kay Ivey in the November election.