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Officials are asking the highest court to decide whether the state legislature can abolish an elected position after someone has already been elected.
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Attorney General Liz Murrill said the laws, which grant immunity to doctors in the Democratic-led states who prescribe certain abortion medications remotely, violate the Constitution and federal law and prevent states with abortion bans from enforcing their own laws. -
The Gulf’s Flower Garden Banks has been viewed as healthy, but a new study shows signs of damage. -
On this week’s episode, Drew Hawkins and Aubri Juhasz talk about one of the strongest selling points for data centers in the Gulf South — jobs. -
Across the Gulf South, people on parole and probation are responsible for much of the cost of community supervision. For many, it’s an untenable financial burden. -
Officials say the cuts could help fill a $100 million budget deficit.
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