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Anniston High School students, faculty and staff will have December 5 off for the state championship, as well as a full week of celebrations.

Perdido Beach Resort has been purchased by a group of investors with deep ties to the state — including Ms. Terry and Coach Nick Saban.

Master Boat Builders Alabama

Master Boat Builders will construct a $60 million defense-focused shipbuilding facility in Coden, Alabama to expand their current operations.

Student veterans from Auburn University and The University of Alabama wrapped up the annual 151-mile Operation Iron Ruck, a multi-day march bringing attention to the crisis of veteran suicide.

The Electric Cooperatives of Alabama Political Action Committee (PAC) has endorsed Caroleene Dobson in the 2026 race for Alabama Secretary of State.

Legendary former Alabama head coach Nick Saban has finalized a $151 million acquisition of Toyota of Montgomery and Lexus of Montgomery.

This year’s Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive raised a record 630,624 pounds of food, providing meals for Alabamians facing food insecurity.

“Today’s launch represents more than just funding—it marks the beginning of real, on-the-ground restoration work that will strengthen both Alabama’s natural landscapes and the communities that depend on them,” Henderson said.

Governor Kay Ivey officially proclaimed Saturday, November 29, 2025, as Small Business Saturday in Alabama.

Katie Britt is pushing to improve maternal health care, saying Alabama should not accept pregnancy-related deaths as a reality in 2025.

An Alabama group is expanding its work to combat child hunger and support vulnerable families thanks to a donation from Mark Cuban.

Mountain Brook City Schools earned one of Alabama’s highest state report card grades for the 2024-2025 school year.

Alabama thanksgiving travel

Alabama roadways are expected to be packed this Thanksgiving week, as AAA projects the highest holiday travel volume ever recorded.

The final member of an Alabama drug empire has been sentenced to federal prison, closing a multi-year investigation.

UAB football stabbing: Two players were stabbed inside the university’s Football Operations facility early Saturday morning.

Troy University has announced that Chancellor, Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. will retire at the end of 2028 to close a chapter that began in 1989.

Governor Kay Ivey presided over the Alabama's 77th annual Turkey Pardoning ceremony, continuing one the state's holiday traditions

Alabama Black Belt Adventures opened submissions for its 14th annual Big Buck Photo Contest across the nation’s top deer spots.

Discover the opportunities in Alabama Power lineworker careers through engaging activities and workshops for high school students.

Rickwood Caverns State Park is once again turning into a festive spectacle as “Wonderland Under Warrior” returns for the 2025 holiday season.

Speaker Ledbetter

Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter warns that the rising cost of PEEHIP is squeezing out resources meant for classrooms.

The Alabama Republican Party has hired Madeline Priestley as its new Director of Member Services and Data to oversee those operations.

Montgomery has faced a rise in violence, and now the City Council is confronting another threat: Violent dog attacks.

An Autauga County man convicted on 84 child sex crime charges will spend the rest of his life behind bars.