Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle had a lot to say following Governor Kay Ivey’s 8th State of the State speech Tuesday night. Ivey advocated for bipartisan legislation in several areas, including crime and education.

Ivey gave the 30-minute televised speech to a joint session of the Alabama House and Senate and others who greeted the governor with applause and cheers as she entered the old House chamber in the Capitol with a smile and a thumbs-up.

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Governor Kay Ivey highlighted recent math and reading score gains for students in Alabama while pushing for education and public safety initiatives in her State of the State address.

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Academic gains in Alabama’s public school system and a commitment to using levers of government to support President Donald Trump’s “mission” are two of several things Gov. Kay Ivey spoke on during her annual State of the State address.

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