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For the fall semester, the University of Alabama reached its highest-ever enrollment in the institution's 201-year history.
Local governments in smaller areas around the nation have long faced difficulties in applying for federal grants.
The proposed legislation would add mandatory minimum prison sentences based on the weight of the fentanyl being trafficked.
The investment will be utilized to redevelop the former North Birmingham Elementary School, according to Sewell's congressional office.
President Joe Biden violated military regulations in his Sept. 1 address at Independence Hall in Philadelphia, according to U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers.
Opioid prescriptions in Alabama have declined for the eighth consecutive year, according to an American Medical Association report.
In a statement reacting to the subpoena, U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt expressed that he was "deeply concerned" over the DOJ's actions.
Expanding upon their business ventures in Alabama, Nick and Terry Saban are backing a new, upscale hotel in the heart of Tuscaloosa.
Resisting demands from her Homeowners Association, a Huntsville woman is refusing to remove a flagpole from her lawn displaying Old Glory.
The University of Alabama's 2017 quarterback room has been hailed as the most talented in the football program's storied history.
The NCAA's lack of involvement in governing NIL, Tuberville advised, was due to the association's concern of being exposed to lawsuits.
On Wednesday, Gateway Tire announced that it would undertake a $9 million expansion of its distribution hub in Dothan.
Two Jewish sisters who endured the horrors of Nazi Germany during the Holocaust have passed away within 10 days of each other in Birmingham.
National Eagle Forum president Kristen A. Ullman sounded the alarm on the potential implications of the DOJ's "weaponize[d]" subpoena.
The Alabama Forestry Association recently announced its endorsement 10 candidates seeking election to the Alabama House of Representatives.
As storm season approaches, Republican members of Congress are calling on President Joe Biden to address the Southeast's electronic infrastructure supply chain woes.
The Colbert County Tourism and Convention Bureau in Tuscumbia will be the beneficiary of a $1.7 million U.S. Department of Commerce grant.
For University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban, mental health is a major factor in his program's unprecedented success.
The University of Alabama's Million Dollar Band will forgo its visit to the Lone Star State this weekend in its matchup with the University of Texas.
The player will take on the role of David, a servant and military leader for king Saul, who is being hunted by the king and his army.
According to the lawmaker, his experience in the legal profession makes him "well suited" to occupy the position of Senate Judiciary Committee chairman.
A congressional map strictly derived from the state's racial makeup, Pringle said, was something the state was told it could not draw.
"We Dare Defend our Rights," reads Alabama's official state motto. This maxim was put to the test during the Biden administration's COVID-19 mandate campaign.

