Posts by Sherri Blevins — Page 13
Governor Kay Ivey has removed and replaced the entire Motorsports Hall of Fame Commission after a state audit found gross violations.
The Alabama Educational Television Commission voted Tuesday to continue its affiliation with PBS, approving payment of the network’s current programming dues through June as Alabama Public Television navigates a $1.4 million shortfall created by budget cuts from the federal government. Commissioners approved the motion during a meeting after receiving a detailed financial and operational analysis […]
An Alabama woman has been arrested after Tallapoosa County deputies discovered 92 cats living in dangerous and neglected conditions.
Allegiant Air announced it will launch a nonstop route from Huntsville Airport to Gulf Shores starting May 2026, according to the company.
The Alabama Forestry Association has endorsed Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen in his bid for lieutenant governor in 2026.
Manufacture Alabama has announced its endorsement of State Rep. Rhett Marques in the race to represent Alabama’s 1st Congressional District.
Tuskegee University says the American Veterinary Medical Association has agreed to a settlement following their lawsuit earlier this week.
The Automobile Dealers Association of Alabama, which represents more than 300 franchised new car and truck dealers across the state, has endorsed Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall in his campaign for the U.S. Senate. The support from ADAA adds to a growing list of business and industry groups backing Marshall’s candidacy. “Steve Marshall is a proven […]
Greenville hospital will transition to a Rural Emergency Hospital, impacting services and job availability in the community.
As deer activity increases across Alabama during the late fall, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is urging motorists to use extra caution.
Global manufacturer BUTTING officially broke ground Thursday on its first U.S. production facility in Baldwin County, Alabama.
NASA and L3Harris Technologies have completed a successful test of the RS-25 engine that will power the Artemis V mission.
Governor Kay Ivey has opened voting for the 77th Annual Alabama Turkey Pardoning, calling on Alabamians to choose the names of the two birds.
The Alabama Forestry Association has thrown its support behind Katherine Robertson in the 2026 race for Alabama Attorney General. Robertson, who serves as Chief Counsel for Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, has held her current position for nearly a decade. According to AFA, her background includes serving as Vice President at the Alabama Policy Institute […]
Church of the Highlands, Alabama’s largest congregation, is continuing its growth with a major expansion to the state’s Gulf Coast.
For nearly 30 years, Colonel David Etheredge served in the skies as part of the Alabama Air National Guard. A Birmingham-based pilot and former Commander of the 117th Maintenance Group, Etheredge led more than 300 airmen responsible for maintaining and flying KC-135R refueling aircraft that supported missions around the world. Today, he lives in Birmingham […]
In honor of Veterans Day, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is recognizing two remarkable Alabama veterans for their incredible service.
Discover the history of Birmingham Veterans Day, the nation's oldest celebration honoring all who served since 1947.
Tuskegee University has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block the American Veterinary Medical Association from moving forward.
As Alabama continues to face one of the lowest cardiac arrest survival rates in the country, community leaders in Birmingham and Huntsville are stepping up efforts to train more residents in lifesaving CPR techniques. According to the American Heart Association, only three percent of people who suffer cardiac arrest outside of a hospital survive in […]
Governor Kay Ivey proclaims November 5–11 as Veterans Week. Discover how Alabama supports its veterans and their service to the nation.
Governor Kay Ivey highlights the Alabama CHOOSE Act: see how it empowers families like the Walkers to thrive in education.
Birmingham resident Tasha Gray recently appeared on the October 6, 2025, episode of “Wheel of Fortune”, bringing a touch of Alabama pride to the popular game show. Although she didn’t win the top prize, Gray’s positive attitude and enthusiasm stood out to viewers. According to a recap of the episode below, she described herself as […]
The Huntsville City Council has approved a transformative new development that will bring more than 500,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space to north Huntsville. The $240 million project represents a major private investment in the city’s growing northern corridor. The City shared a social media post about the development. The development, called North […]

