Congressman Byrne Visits Mobile Police to Mark National Police Week
U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne visited Mobile police headquarters for National Police Week, pledging support days after two Mississippi officers were killed.
Bentley Joins Ribbon-Cutting for Fairhope Aviation and Trades Academy
Gov. Robert Bentley joined Fairhope leaders to dedicate a new workforce academy teaching aviation, welding and industrial maintenance skills.
Byrne Amendment Blocks VA From Diverting Veterans Choice Program Funds
Rep. Bradley Byrne won House approval of an amendment shielding the Veterans Choice program, citing gaps in VA care access around Mobile.
House Budget Plan Keeps Three Littoral Combat Ships on Track for Austal USA
A House subcommittee budget proposal continues funding for three Littoral Combat Ships, sustaining work at Mobile's Austal USA shipyard.
What Is a Double-Dipper? Alabama’s Political Class Can’t Quite Agree
The phrase 'double-dipping' echoed through Alabama politics, but a survey of legislators, educators and attorneys found no agreement on what it actually meant, or whether it was a problem at…
Mobile Bridge Backers Push ALDOT for Faster Timeline on I-10 Span
Mobile-area bridge supporters are pushing ALDOT and federal officials to speed up planning for the $850 million I-10 bridge project.
Byrne Opposes Gas Tax Hike as Mobile Bay Bridge Funding Looms
Rep. Bradley Byrne opposed a federal gas tax hike even as funding questions loom over the proposed new I-10 bridge crossing Mobile Bay near Mobile.
Byrne Says Mobile Could Benefit From Cuba Trade, Faults Obama’s Approach
Rep. Bradley Byrne says Mobile's centuries-old ties to Cuba could bring economic benefits, even as he criticized how the White House pursued closer relations.
Federal spending bill funds Mobile’s Austal shipyard and Port of Mobile, Byrne says
Rep. Bradley Byrne backed a federal spending bill funding three littoral combat ships at Mobile's Austal USA shipyard and $100 million for the Port of Mobile.
Byrne Presses NOAA Official Over Red Snapper Count in Congressional Hearing
U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne pressed a NOAA official over red snapper stock counts, arguing Gulf states should take over management of the fishery.