Alabama lawmakers are beginning the 2016 legislative session on Groundhog Day to familiar budget woes, but could see some new debates this session as well. Legislators will hear a budget briefing that is expected to include a bleak outlook for the state's address tonight at 6:30 and has said that he is not going to be proposing tax increases or other revenue measures. Republicans and Democrats have introduced rival proposals to establish a state lottery. Lawmakers are also expected to debate a teacher pay raise and tenure changes for teachers. What's more, there might be consideration of a gasoline tax to pay for road and bridge construction and a bond issue to replace aging prisons.