Posts by Sean Ross — Page 106

The Irondale Police Department has gone viral after turning a bizarre call into a music video, remixing the popular song "Old Town Road."

UAB has been ranked the top young university in the U.S. for the second consecutive year and now achieved prestigious global recognition as one of the...

Ben E. Keith, a national food & beverage distribution company, plans to invest $100 million to open an advanced facility in Coffee County.

A new poll shows that Roy Moore is in third place in Alabama's 2020 Republican U.S. Senate primary race and in danger of soon falling into fourth.

"In sum, Socialist Democrats’ solutions are a combination of open-borders and giving illegal aliens free ‘Welcome’ mats, free health care, free...

Congressman Bradley Byrne delivered an impassioned defense of religious freedom, calling out efforts by congressional Democrats to strip this God-given...

A car dealership in Washington County is turning to some of Alabama's core values as a creative -- and patriotic -- incentive offering.

Attorney General Steve Marshall announced that his office has stopped a Huntsville-based company from soliciting business through robocalls.

Trade & Industry Development, a national leader, has named three Alabama projects as winners of its top 2019 economic development awards.

Secretary of State John Merrill on Tuesday officially declared his 2020 Republican candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Sen. Doug Jones.

As Leadership Alabama prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary, the organization on Monday named the members of its Class XXX for 2019-2020.

The sleepy Tuscaloosa County town of Brookwood is "outraged" after the brazen theft of six American flags from its veterans memorial park.

The governor on Monday announced that BCA's Nathan Lindsay will join her office as director of appointments effective July 1.

In an interview on WVNN's "The Dale Jackson Show," Rep. Mo Brooks lamented that many Democrats have become more interested in identity politics than...

Since graduating from Homewood's Samford University in 1992, Tony Hale has made his alma mater proud, living up to the Christian school's mission.

"I do believe that Jeff Sessions would clearly be number one in the poll rankings based on his having been such a great senator on three principle issues...

Jay Gogue, who served as Auburn University's president from 2007-2017, has officially been recommended to take over from his successor, Steven Leath...

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Robert “Bob” Friend, one of the last living original Tuskegee Airmen of Alabama's Tuskegee Institute, died at age 99 on Friday.

Dr. Steven Leath, president of Auburn University, has left his post in sudden fashion. He and Auburn "mutually decided to part ways after extensive...

A new $200,000 grant funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission will assist the Central Alabama Electric Cooperative in providing high-speed internet...

Reader's Digest has named Drexell & Honeybees Donations Only Restaurant in Brewton one of the "50 Nicest Places in America," recognizing the south...

In May, the state set new bests for the number of people in the labor force, number of people working, the overall job count and record low unemployment...

“It sure doesn't feel worse than when I grew up in Jim Crow Alabama, okay." Rice said. "So let's drop this notion that we're worse...

Navistar this week announced that it will invest approximately $125 million more in its existing north Alabama operations.