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Managing Editor @WBHM, @NPR News for the heart of Alabama. Formerly @WNIN and @WOBN.
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Alabama lawmakers wrap up 2026 legislative session

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By Andrew Yeager Verified
| WBHM-FM (Birmingham, AL) Verified
The 2026 Alabama legislative session is in the books. Lawmakers wrapped up the session Thursday with a flurry of activity this final week. What made it over the finish line and what fell short? We hear about that from Todd Stacy, host of Capitol Journal on Alabama Public Television. He spoke with WBHM's Andrew Yeager. This interview was edited for length and clarity. For the last several weeks, lawmakers have been considering a bill that would move Alabama to a closed primary system.
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Bill revamping the Alabama Public Service Commission is now law

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By Andrew Yeager Verified
| WBHM-FM (Birmingham, AL) Verified
The Alabama Public Service Commission, which oversees utilities in the state, has been a hot topic of discussion the last few weeks of the Alabama legislative session. A bill to revamp the PSC received final passage this week with Gov. Kay Ivey signing the bill into law Thursday afternoon. But the bill that passed did so over the objections of one of its sponsors. We talk about that and other legislative action with Todd Stacy, host of Capitol Journal on Alabama Public Television.
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Bill would let certain families sue the AHSAA

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By Andrew Yeager Verified
| WBHM-FM (Birmingham, AL) Verified
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has been sparring with the leadership of the Alabama High School Athletic Association. At issue is athletic eligibility rules for students who use CHOOSE Act money. That's the program involving refundable tax credits, which can go to private school tuition or homeschooling expenses. A bill advanced this week that could turn the dispute up a notch. We talk about that and other legislative action with Todd Stacy, host of Capitol Journal on Alabama Public Television.
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