Posts by Dylan Smith — Page 17

The Mountain Lakes region of the Yellowhammer State boasts an abundance of natural beauty, serving as a prime location for families and industry to take advantage of everything the area has to offer.

Alena Analeigh, a resident of Texas's greater Fort Worth area, was recently accepted to the University of Alabama at Birmingham's Heersink School of Medicine for the academic year 2024.

The Economic Development Partnership of Alabama has announced the establishment of the Alabama Business Intelligence Center, which will serve to identify growth opportunities for the state.

On Sunday, former University of Alabama wide receiver John Metchie III announced that he had been diagnosed with a form of leukemia. 

Spanning from Mobile to Muscle Shoals, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has received 1,093 campaign contributions from Yellowhammer State residents.

The State of Alabama could take action against Google should the multinational tech giant manipulate search results for crisis pregnancy centers, according to Attorney General Steve Marshall.

The National Cement Company of Alabama on Thursday joined with local and state officials to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for its $300 million Ragland plant expansion.

Alabama reached yet another record low unemployment rate in the month of June, according to newly released labor statistics announced Friday by Gov. Kay Ivey.

Wednesday, the U.S. Senate considered a comprehensive plan that would have brought the federal budget to balance over the course of 10 years.

Auburn University head football coach Bryan Harsin faced a barrage of accusations aimed at his program this past offseason.

Alabama Department of Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington has been elected president of the National Association of Government Labor Officials.

NASA officials on Wednesday announced three targeted launch dates for the Huntsville-assembled Space Launch System, which will mark the beginning of the agency's Artemis I mission.

U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Tuscaloosa) joined his fellow Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee GOP colleagues in a letter opposing a new plan proposed by the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

Tuesday, the National Trust for Historic Preservation announced that it had awarded a $150,000 grant to Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Selma.

The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday passed legislation that would designate areas within the 19 counties of Alabama's Black Belt region as a National Heritage Area.

After officially clinching the GOP nomination for the U.S. Senate, Katie Britt is receiving the formal support of U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville.

Known as the "Hand of Hope," the photograph was taken during an open fetal surgery in which the 21-week-old infant was being treated for spinal bifida.

The Aerospace Industries Association recently presented its "Wright Stuff Award" to U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby for his career work in securing federal investment for the nation's defense industry.

University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban headlined the second day of 2022 Southeastern Conference Media Days on Tuesday at the College Football Hall of Fame and Omni Hotel in Atlanta.

Shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, congressional Democrats announced their intentions to offer legislation federally enshrining the right to an abortion.

For nearly eight years, federal agents investigated a case involving a Chinese restaurant in Mobile over suspicions that it was employing and housing illegal immigrants.

Katie Britt benefited from consistent polling commissioned by AFA from nationally-renowned polling firm McLaughlin & Associates.

Multiple UNA alumni secured their respective parties' nomination and advanced to November's general election in their bids for federal and state offices.

A special meeting of the Alabama Ethics Commission was held this past Wednesday, during which members debated whether or not the body had an obligation to disclose certain evidence to individuals under investigation for violating state ethics law.