Mapping Alabama’s Public–Nonprofit Partnership examines how Alabama’s nonprofit sector functions as an essential partner in the delivery of public services. Read the full release.  

New research indicates that lower fines and fees raise more revenue than higher ones, and that a “collections fee” that Read the full release.  

More Alabama public high school graduates than ever are going to four-year colleges directly after graduation, according to the most Read the full release.  

Tax revenues flowing into Alabama state government returned to a more normal rate of growth in 2025, after several years Read the full release.  

Alabama students continued steady improvement in English and math across all grade levels on the state’s suite of standardized tests, Read the full release.  

This is the first in our new Keys to Success series. The series spotlights schools and school systems that outperform Read the full release.  

Halfway through 2025, Birmingham’s homicide total is half what it was midyear 2024, a dramatic turnaround after a year of Read the full release.  

Due to a new higher standard, the number and percentage of third graders who failed to meet the grade-level reading Read the full release.  

Alabama’s public high school graduation rate tied its all-time high in 2024, while the Class of 2024 also set a Read the full release.  

Passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) in the U.S. House has sparked discussions about the impact Read the full release.