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1 day ago |
waff.com | Savannah Sapp
FORT PAYNE, Ala. (WAFF) - A bill that will strictly regulate hemp products in Alabama has passed in both the House and the Senate and is now waiting for Governor Ivey’s signature. The Hemp Bill aims to put strict regulations on hemp products in our state, either by banning them altogether or significantly reducing their dosage. HB445, backed by Representative Andy Whitt, is set to ban inhalable hemp products, lower the dosage on edibles, and restrict how these products are manufactured.
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2 days ago |
waff.com | Savannah Sapp
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Employees at one local Starbucks voted on Monday that their shop will be unionized moving forward. The business shut down on Monday to vote from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. to allow employees to cast their votes. This is the Starbucks on the Parkway and University Drive. WAFF 48 spoke to one barista at that location who said pay and staff shortages are one of the main reasons for the decision. Briar Wolf said the collective voice is a lot louder than two or three people.
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6 days ago |
wtvy.com | Savannah Sapp
GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - State school leaders are weighing in on a proposed law that would ban cellphones in classrooms across the state of Alabama. The FOCUS Act reached final passage in the Senate on Wednesday. Governor Ivey expressed her hopes for the passage of the FOCUS Act during her state address in Huntsville on Monday. This would create uniform policies regarding students having their phones in class.
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1 week ago |
waff.com | Savannah Sapp
SCOTTSBORO, Ala. (WAFF) - Legislation reached Governor Ivey’s desk that will drastically change the hemp-related products consumers see in stores. It will rigorously restrict hemp products, the manufacturers that make them, and the stores that sell them. House Bill 445, backed by state representative Andy Whitt (R-Harvest), is set to drastically change hemp products sold in our state.
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1 week ago |
waff.com | Savannah Sapp
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - State school leaders are weighing in on a proposed law that would ban cellphones in classrooms across the state of Alabama. Governor Ivey expressed her hopes for the passage of the FOCUS Act during her state address in Huntsville. This would create uniform policies regarding students having their phones in class. State Superintendent Eric Mackey told WAFF 48 this would eliminate distractions and cut down on disciplinary actions or other incidents involving cell phones.
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