Mike Cason

The governor's office has received a lot of public pressure to veto the bill to regulate products containing THC.

The Legislature passed a bill to tax and regulate consumable products containing THC derived from hemp, a legal form of the cannabis plant.

Some state employee usernames and passwords were compromised.

The governor also signed a bill prohibiting the use of foreign national driver licenses as identification to vote.

The Legislature passed a bill to tax and restrict the sales of consumable products with cannabinoids from hemp.

The bill, called the FOCUS Act, goes to Gov. Kay Ivey, who can sign it into law.

“It creates barriers where we should be building bridges," Woodfin said.

The bill would save taxpayers an estimated $122 million a year.

The bill goes to Gov. Kay Ivey, who can sign it into law.

Rep. Brock Colvin said schools with a high percentage of English language learners can be at a disadvantage under the current system.