In Close Call, Court Upholds Voting Rights Act By Paul Katula • Jun 8, 2023 The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that race may play a role in congressional districting maps in the interest of nondiscrimination.
High school football in 50 states By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2020 High-risk contact sports continue this fall in more than 30 states amid a global pandemic caused by a virus that we can't defeat.
The diverse Friday night lights in Alabama By Paul Katula • Sep 1, 2018 Private schools compete against public schools in several states, but there are clear recruiting advantages for private schools.
Alabama elects a Democratic senator By Paul Katula • Dec 12, 2017 The next US senator from Alabama, one of the nation's reddest states, is Doug Jones, a Democrat, who won in an upset, to Trump's dismay.
Teacher-student sex law in Ala. unconstitutional? By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2017 In Alabama, a state law prohibits 18-year-olds (or younger) from consenting to sex with someone who works at a school—any school.
Ala. H.S. to use Mondays for intervention By Paul Katula • Dec 29, 2015 In hopes of helping students who have fallen behind, especially in math, and enabling others who need to work at part-time jobs, attendance on Mondays will be optional.
Officials say Ala. TOY unqualified; she resigns By Paul Katula • Oct 29, 2015 Alabama's Teacher of the Year in 2014-15 has resigned over certification confusion in Birmingham City Schools. She was deemed unqualified to teach.