The Legislature passed a bill to tax and restrict the sales of consumable products with cannabinoids from hemp.

Sunnie Cotton, the director of LifeWise Academy in Alabama and a proponent of the legislation, called it a parental rights ...

A new bill to regulate THC products derived from hemp in Alabama has passed through the House and Senate and is headed to ...

Gov. Kay Ivey has signed into law a bill to allow the Alabama Farmers Federation to offer a health care plan for its members ...

The legislation aims to expand research and development tax deductions for small businesses, helping the U.S. out-innovate ...

The bill, which would authorize the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to regulate all consumable hemp products, has ...

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed a bill Monday aimed at deterring gun violence into law. SB 119 brings harsher penalties for ...

A bill that would strip the state’s largest city of power over its local water board and give more control to the governor ...

Alabama's 2025 recruiting class was impressive. Here's who ESPN tabs as the top newcomer to second-year coach Kalen DeBoer's ...

One Alabama bill is sparking debate across the state as it aims to better regulate all consumable hemp products.

House Bill 386 decreases the tax from 3% to 2%. This is expected to save customers more than $120 million within a year.