Posts by Dylan Smith — Page 35
The Oakwood Adventist Academy varsity boys basketball team received widespread praise for its decision to recognize the Sabbath and forgo an opportunity to advance to the Class 1A Northeast Regional final.
U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks announced that he had cosponsored a congressional resolution urging the International Criminal Court to prosecute Russian President Vladimir Putin if Ukraine's head of state is harmed during war.
Gov. Kay Ivey signed six bills crafted to bolster Alabama's positioning as the nation's most attractive state for military families.
Gov. Kay Ivey announced that she had awarded $10 million in COVID-19 pandemic relief funding to establish grants for volunteer fire department
As a result of the national inflation crisis, Alabamians of late have seen their purchasing power steadily diminish. Serving to further exacerbate consumers' economic woes is the recent spike in fuel costs.
The Prichard Water Board in Mobile County is at the center of a corruption investigation after the late February arrest of former board manager Nia Bradley.
Tthe Alabama House Republican Caucus announced that it had approved a resolution urging President Joe Biden to restore United States energy independence.
Alabama Department of Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington announced his first deputy secretary appointment since assuming office in 2014.
During a Friday appearance on Alabama Public Television's "Capitol Journal," Senate President Pro Tem Greg Reed detailed his chamber's efforts to spearhead a tax relief package through the legislature.
U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) sounded the alarm over President Joe Biden's willingness to reenter into a nuclear arms deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran
Earlier this week, Nathan Kirk made national headlines after challenging the Alabama Department of Revenue over its recall of his license plate that the bureaucratic entity declared to be "offensive."
Kroger announced that it will create 161 new jobs in Birmingham as the grocery chain introduces its e-commerce grocery delivery service to the region.
House Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter applauded the recent decision by Birmingham organizers to ban Russian athletes and officials from World Games 2022 events.
Protective Life Corporation and the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex have collaborated to mint a unique piece of digital art, known as an NFT, on the Ethereum blockchain.
One of the most contested pieces of legislation taken up by the Alabama Legislature on a periodic basis is the issue of gambling. If this regular legislative session resembles those of the past, lawmakers could be in for a robust debate of the topic.
Second Amendment advocates on Thursday were delivered a major victory as the Alabama Senate passed constitutional carry, or permitless carry legislation, by a vote of 23-6.
Thursday, the Alabama Farmers Federation announced its 13th round of endorsements for candidates seeking election to the state legislature.
The Alabama Senate on Wednesday passed legislation that seeks to improve math instruction and prohibit the use of Common Core State Standards in K-12 public schools.
Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth announced legislation aiming to prevent aggressive traffic policing tactics such as those that were reportedly employed by the Brookside Police Department.
A bill introduced by U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville seeks to combat abuse of the nation's immigration worker system and emphasize the hiring of American workers over foreign H-1B and L-1 visa applicants.
Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation had awarded a $100 million joint grant to the Mobile Airport Authority and the Alabama State Port Authority
As the Russian onslaught of Ukraine rages, advanced weaponry manufactured in the Yellowhammer State proves critical in the fight against President Vladimir Putin's tyrannical ambitions.
As Ukrainians take up arms alongside military forces to defend their nation's sovereignty against Russian invasion, Gov. Kay Ivey has proclaimed Wednesday as a day of prayer for the beleaguered Eastern European nation.

