Kay Ivey

I am praying for their loved ones

The major concern was strong winds, heavy rain and possible spinoff tornadoes in certain parts of the state.

We often hear in emergency management: Hope for the best. Prepare for the worst.

While I hope for minimal impacts, we must take preparations seriously.

As we approach the weekend and any travel plans, make sure you have reliable information as conditions develop.

Alabama is serious about creating systematic changes through the ARHTP to ensure every citizen has access to quality care.

Jackson Hospital’s agreement to emerge from bankruptcy and keep its doors open to offer a wide range of care, including emergency services, is the direct result of a resolute partnership between state and local officials and hospital…

In my time as governor, I am proud we have protected our Alabama values and maintained a good old common sense.

We must continue exploring the proper role of screen time in classrooms of all ages.

Children’s overexposure to screens is a barrier to classroom learning and the acquisition of critical emotional and social skills.

Responsible use of classroom screen time is a top priority of my administration, and while we are already making a difference by passing two signature laws to address it, we can still do more.

These $87 million in restoration projects will strengthen our coastal communities, improve our waterways and preserve the natural beauty and resources that support Alabama jobs, tourism and outdoor recreation.

Providing Alabama’s children with a strong start remains one of our state’s most important investments.

For Alabama to remain the best state in which to live, work and raise a family, we need good people serving in public office, including on our Public Service Commission. I am proud to tap these four experienced leaders to serve their…

While I am disappointed the Supreme Court did not allow the state to proceed with Lee's chosen method of execution, I remain committed to ensuring that justice is ultimately served for his victims.

I am disappointed in the ruling, but I am committed to ensuring that justice is ultimately served for (Lee’s) victims.

I will see y’all at the polls August 11!

Alabama is doing our part to keep America strong, and I am proud our state continues to fight the fight to ensure activists do not get the final say.

Today’s decision is a win for the people of Alabama and our elections.

The U.S. Supreme Court confirmed what I have said all along and that is that Alabama knows our state, our people and our districts best.

I am hopeful the Supreme Court quickly gives Alabama a favorable response so we can move forward with the Aug. 11 Special Primary Election using our 2023 congressional map.

I can tell you this: Alabama is not tired of winning.

Alabama continues winning fair and square in our redistricting battle, and I am proud to celebrate yet another victory for Alabamians and our elections.

I am launching a statewide flood notification system that will be in place for this summer. I am also calling on the Legislature to fund this notification system moving forward. We cannot put our young people at risk.