Alabama's recreational options are about to increase.The Geneva and Walker County public fishing lakes will be reopening on March 1st,2023. The lakes were both closed due to each transitioning to new lake managers.

Last week, Senator Tommy Tuberville, while visiting North Alabama, stopped by the Huntsville National Children's Advocacy Center(NCAC) for a briefing and a tour of the campus.

Senator Tommy Tuberville's focus on veterans affairs is starting to pay off. The Senator's legislation known as the "Supporting Families of the Fallen Act" will go into effect on Wednesday, March 1st.

Earlier this month, five people were added to the University of Alabama College of Education Hall of Fame at an award ceremony located at the North River Yacht Club in Tuscaloosa.

At the ALGOP Winter Meeting in Birmingham on Saturday, Alabama Republican Party Chairman, John Wahl, was re-elected for another two years.

The Alabama state legislator is set to vote on ending Alabama's grocery tax. This is not the first attempt by state legislators to pass legislation that would eliminate or reduce the tax on groceries. None have been successful so far.

With the upcoming tornado and hurricane season approaching, Governor Kay Ivey wants Alabamians to be prepared for severe weather.

Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) and Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-) are part of a group of a dozen senators from both sides of the aisle that are pushing for an extension of the Wage Index Hospital Policy.

The former sheriff of Limestone County, Mike Blakely, will be reporting to Franklin County Jail tomorrow to begin his three year sentence for theft charges and ethics charges. He was currently out of jail on an appelate bond.

Senator Katie Britt(R-AL) recently joined with a group of fellow legislators to introduce four new pieces of legislation that would, according to Britts office, "hold the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) accountable and stand up for hardworking Americans."

Nate Oats, Head Coach of the Crimson Tide's basketball team, has been in the news a lot this week. However, it is not for reasons that Oats would prefer.

Today, at the Von Braun Civic Center during the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber Washington Update, Senator Tommy Tuberville discussed several important topics. One of which was the importance of national security in the face of increasing threats from China.

Over the weekend the Alabama Sheriffs Association(ASA) held its 2023 Winter Technology Conference that gathered sheriffs from all over the state to discuss of a variety of topics relating to law enforcement.

Beginning in December 2021,a lost cat from Birmingham, Alabama traveled close to 2,000 miles from the Magic City all the way to Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame is inducting six new individual members and an engineering company at the Renaissance Montgomery Hotel and Spa on February 25th.

Last week, Senator Katie Britt and Senator Tommy Tuberville joined a group of Republican senators that reintroduced the Immigration Reform Act of 2023.

Baldwin County is now home to the top recreational trail in the nation. The Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail received the top award on February 17th from the 2023 USA Today 10 Best Readers' Choice Awards.

The Sound Amphitheater will be located a short drive from Mobile and other parts of the Alabama Gulf Coast in Gautier, MS.

Hyundai has recently been embroiled in controversy over the use of child labor. The company has been discussing the subject with the U.S. Department of Labor(DOL).

Commissioner of the Alabama Department of Corrections(ADOC), John Hamm, yesterday said that the protocol for execution by nitrogen is almost complete.

First, it was football. Now it's basketball. Last night the No.11 Tennessee Volunteers beat the No.1 ranked Crimson Tide 68-59.

A Walker County man, Anthony "Tony" Mitchell, died on January 26th while in police custody. His mother is now filing a federal lawsuit.

From the outset of the conflict the United States has provided funding, training, and weapons for the defense of Ukraine.

Recently, a former Alabama sheriff had an 11 count indictment reinstated against him in the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals.