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For many consumers already facing inflation, everyday life has become more expensive thanks to a new rule from the Biden Administration enacted to meet its liberal climate agenda.
The Republican National Committee has released its newest policy platform ahead of the 2024 Presidential Election. Two of the goals featured on the RNC document are the creation of a pro cryptocurrency environment nationwide and the protection of citizens from a central bank digital currency.
Southwest Airlines has announced that it will become the "Official Airline of the SEC" beginning July 1. The partnership is part of a new, multi-year sponsorship agreement.
The Republican National Committee has released its highly anticipated 2024 platform months ahead of November's presidential election. In the new plan of action, are several tenets meant to bring back "common sense" in both national politics and legislative policy.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Wednesday that a Montgomery based insurer will have to spend a year in prison and pay over half a milion dollars in restitution after being convicted of one count of theft in the first degree.
A young boy from Montgomery, Alabama recieved the coveted "Golden Buzzer" on Tuesday night's airing of NBC's America's Got Talent. Reid Wilson, 14, recieved the honor from judge Howie Mandel after he sang Lesley Gore’s “You Don’t Own Me."
Congressman Jerry Carl of Mobile has announced that legislation to help protect and promote the Underwater Forest in the Gulf of Mexico has officially passed the U.S. House of Representatives as of Monday.
Former President Donald Trump threw down the gauntlet Tuesday evening at a packed campaign rally in Florida, challenging Joe Biden to a $1 million charity golf game at his National Doral Golf Club. Trump even offered to spot Biden 20 strokes.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has revealed the number of traffic related fatilities and drownings that it recorded across the state during the Fourth of July travel period. The organization also noted that during the same time frame, for the third year in a row, zero boating fatalities were recorded.
A former Montgomery postal carrier is facing 20 years in prison after being convicted of one count of postal theft by an employee and three counts of mail fraud. James Glover, 44, allegedly stole checks and documents containing financial information from the mail.
Country music legend Hank Williams' 101st birthday is quickly approaching and a celebratory concert, along with a graveside memorial service and wreath laying ceremony has been planned to mark the occasion.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court last week on behalf of a 26 state coalition. The states’ efforts are centered around protecting religious liberty after a synagogue in Tampa, Florida, was told it could no longer advertise on public transportation. The entity enforcing the policy, the Hillsborough County […]
A doorbell cam captured a sweet moment shared between a labrador retriver named Saban and a Fed ex delivery man. According to the owner, the dog often engages with people delivering packages.
Senator Tommy Tuberville didn’t mince words Sunday when asked about his reaction to the possibility of Democrats pushing President Joe Biden out of running for a second term in office.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Department will be releasing its own television show this week. The show, according to the department, will follow deputies documenting their day to day actions while serving the public.
The 2024 Guntersville Hydro-fest drew a large crowd hoping to see some of the world's fastest boats in action and attendees were not disappointed. According to FOX 54, HydroFest features a 2.5-mile oval course that has recently been named the fastest in the world.
Baldwin County Sheriff Huey "Hoss" Mack has announced that he will be retiring later this summer or during the coming Fall after 17 years as the head of the deparment. Mack, however, isn't leaving the world of law enforcement entirely.
Amid a massive city-wide increase of crime in Montgomery, Mayor Steven Reed accepted the resignation of the city's former police chief, Darryl Albert, in early April. Now, Reed has announced that he has hired a Texas firm, Strategic Government Resources
Electric vehicles on Alabama's interstates are about to receive a big boost thanks to $11.2 million in grant funding recently awarded by Governor Kay Ivey. The money has been divided into fourteen individual grants.
In Baldwin County, four individuals have now been arrested and charged under a new state law that permits the prosecution of anyone who sells or provides drugs leading to a fatal overdose.
Govenor Kay Ivey released a video Wednesday wishing all Alabamians a happy and safe Fourth of July. In her remarks, Ivey spoke of the sacrifices of our forebears and emphasized the important role education plays in growing patriotism
A new, innovative artificial intelligence research center will soon be operational at the University of Alabama. Housed in the College of Engineering, the Alabama Center for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence has largely been made possible thanks to a $2 million donation in honor of former chair of the department of computer science, Dr. Marvin A. Griffin.
Senator Tommy Tuberville announced Tuesday that he has selected an educator from Trussville to be his July Veteran of the Month. Each month, the Senator recognizes a different Alabama veteran for both their services and contributions to their community.
Senator Katie Britt has been at the forefront of the fight to protect and preserve in vitro fertilization services across the nation. In May, Britt joined Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in introducing the IVF Protection Act. The pair also led a joint statement supporting full access to IVF signed by every Republican in the Senate.

