Baird’s “flawless history” results in higher costs and fewer benefits for families in Alexander City
Mayor Woody Baird claims he has “a perfect record to run.” However, in Alexander City, where families pay close to $100 a month for 5,000 gallons of water, compared to just $36 nearby in Auburn, those words start to feel quite ironic. Records show that an ordinance passed in September 2021 increased basic sewer fees […]
Susan DuBose: A mission to support families in Alabama – 2025 Women of Impact
For State Senator Susan Dubose (R-Hoover), serving in public office is more than just a job. It’s a calling. With a background in finance after working for Compass Bank, she approaches her role with a sense of responsibility. “In Montgomery, we strive for a careful balance,” she states, emphasizing the need to listen to constituents. […]
Britt’s success with the child care tax credit receives widespread support across party lines and benefits families.
U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) has gained considerable attention for spearheading a significant overhaul of federal childcare tax credits and supporting the reforms outlined in the Family Tax Cuts Act, an initiative that saw backing from President Trump. Britt successfully achieve the permanent renewal of the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit (CDCTC), along with […]
Ivanka Trump Supports the Donation of Thousands of Pounds of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables to Families in Need
Ivanka Trump Gives Back Before School Season Ivanka Trump is stepping up to support her family and the community, just as the school year is about to kick off. On Thursday, she shared a heartfelt video on Instagram, showcasing her dedication to helping those in need. In her post, she expressed a commitment to fostering […]
Schools to start with new safety measures for kids and their families during ICE raids
Los Angeles public schools are set to reopen Thursday, beginning their new school year amid a historically challenging climate. They are taking bold actions to shield children and their immigrant families from federal immigration raids. To enhance safety, school police, along with military personnel, will patrol approximately 100 schools, particularly focusing on Latino neighborhoods. They […]
LAUSD and Bass promise support for immigrant families returning to school
Safety Measures for Schools in Los Angeles As school opens on Thursday, volunteers from Los Angeles’ unified school police, staff, and community members will create protective perimeters around over 100 schools. Their goal is to help ensure children can travel safely. A 15-year-old student with a disability was detained by federal agents while visiting Aleta […]
Light Up Navajo VI will provide power to 50 families in Cameron
Cameron, Arizona – A Mission to Bring Power Under the blazing 100-degree sun, a team of linemen is dedicated to one important task. The Light Up Navajo initiative, which began back in 2019, is currently in its sixth phase. This effort has brought together utility workers nationwide to provide electricity to Navajo homes. In Cameron, […]
Supporting Healthy Babies and Families: Focus on Preventing Overdoses
Substance Use, Pregnancy, and Stigma Pregnant women dealing with substance use disorders (SUD) often find themselves feeling alone, fearful, and overwhelmed. The stigma attached to their situation can prevent them from seeking the vital care they need. Families might also worry about mandatory reporting systems involving law enforcement or child welfare, which can lead to […]
Katie Britt explains how the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ will significantly impact American families.
Discussion on Legislative Impact Recent discussions led by US Senator Katie Britt and Judy Barlow, vice president of the Republican National Federation of Women, focused on the positive effects of current legislation on everyday Americans and the nation overall. Britt, representing Montgomery, emphasized the achievements in enhancing domestic energy production and lowering taxes, all while […]
Families urge lawmakers to avoid masking old issues with new constructions.
Annual Hearing Highlights Concerns in Alabama’s Prison System Legislators, formerly incarcerated individuals, and advocacy leaders gathered at the Alabama Capitol this week for the Joint Prison Supervisory Board’s annual hearing. They confronted pressing issues like violence, overcrowding, and insufficient rehabilitation within the state’s prison system. A notable testimony came from Rachel Elledge, a former inmate […]