See the Full Survey A slight majority of Alabamians oppose building new prisons, but an overwhelming majority support expanding rehabilitation Read the full release.  

Mayors from 22 cities in Jefferson County signed a “Good Neighbor Pledge” Wednesday, committing their cities to a set of Read the full release.  

The percentage of first-time college students assigned to remedial education before embarking on college courses continues to drop, according to Read the full release.  

The college-going rate for Alabama public high school graduates declined in 2017, and for the first time in three years, Read the full release.  

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Alabama has a record low unemployment rate, with employers hungry for employees. It is a moment of great opportunity to Read the full release.  

How we view, value, and fund the justice system generally, and prisons, in particular, is complex and value-laden, particularly in Read the full release.  

Students who attended the First Class Pre-K program in Alabama are more likely to be proficient in reading and math Read the full release.  

As Alabama approaches its 200th birthday, the state is still adding population but at a slower rate than most of Read the full release.  

Alabama public school students who participated in the state’s publicly funded First Class Pre-K program performed better on academic assessments Read the full release.