U.S. Representative Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) has officially announced that he’s running for U.S. Senate in 2022.

This bill allegedly allows a lottery and nothing else.So can it overcome the two votes the most recent lottery bill failed by?

State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris has said that so far, 877,815 people in Alabama had at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, which makes up about 18% of the state

A week after the Alabama House of Representatives passed the largest General Fund budget in Alabama history, the Alabama State Senate followed up with the largest Education Trust Fund budget ever, at $7.67 billion.

7. Bessemer Amazon employee gets a national stage The U.S. Senate Budget Committee held a hearing over the Bessemer Amazon employees wanting to unionize, and an employee from the fulfillment center testified at the hearing, saying that unionizing would help employees be “more comfortable.” The hearing also related to overall topics of wages and large […]

And you really have to wonder who this is for, who is the constituency for the party that advocates for more voter fraud and more rioting?

Due to the risk of severe weather for much of the state, Governor Kay Ivey has issued a state of emergency for all 67 counties throughout the state.

7. Trump makes appearance at Lynda Blanchard’s fundraiser President Donald Trump made an appearance at U.S. Senate candidate Lynda Blanchard’s fundraiser event held at Mar-a-Lago in Florida. It’s been reported that Trump wasn’t scheduled to attend the event. Trump was only at the event for less than a half-hour, but he did speak about Blanchard for […]

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has decided in her infinite wisdom that we can end our mask wearing on April 9th. This has been met with glee and acceptance by the citizens of the state.

The Alabama Department of Public Health has announced that on March 22, coronavirus vaccine eligibility will open up to group 1C, which will include those who are 55 years and older, many with underlying health conditions, and many other essential workers

Jackson and Musick are joined by Sean Sullivan of FM Talk 106.5 in Mobile to discuss the issues facing the state of Alabama this week.

Congressman Brooks did nothing wrong here. He was exercising his 1st Amendment right to free speech and assembly, a riot 6 hours later that he was not a part of is not his fault.

7. Terrorism continues in Portland as the media yawns Attacks on federal facilities and federal employees outside of Washington, D.C. continue without much concern from the people inside the walls at the U.S. Capitol and the media as a whole. The attacks at the courthouse in Portland are nothing new, but this attack took place […]

The $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package has passed the U.S. House of Representatives in a 220-211 vote, with zero Republicans voting “yes.”

Marsh seems to accept that this is over but leaves the door open to work on it a bit more, if his fellow legislators will play ball, adding, "I'm not going down that path if I don't get some honest brokers working with me as I go forward."

Much was made about this being the year for comprehensive gambling in Alabama, but it looks like that seems unlikely after the State Senate voted down an attempt to get it done by State Senator Del Marsh (R-Anniston).

Councilman Pepper has apologized for his stupid posts during an appearance on WVNN in Huntsville and noted, "I'm not a racist individual.”

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed what most already assumed, that those who are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus can safely gather without a mask.

The $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package has passed both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. In the House, all Republican Representatives from Alabama voted against the bill

Jackson and Musick are joined by Matt Murphy of Talk 99.5 in Birmingham to discuss the issues facing the state of Alabama this week.

Governor Kay Ivey did decide to extend the statewide mask mandate, but she has also given the mandate a final expiration date of April 9. Ivey’s order is in line with what experts at UAB and the Alabama Hospital Association had suggested and requested

7. Gov. Cuomo adamant he didn’t do anything wrong New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is facing a series of scandals and finally held a press conference to address them. He said he felt “awful,” but that making others feel uncomfortable was “unintentional.” The 63-year-old added that he “learned an important lesson.” In a stark […]

Governor Kay Ivey should reopen the state 100% and end the mask order.

Most states, including Alabama, have had restrictions in place for nearly a year due to the coronavirus pandemic.