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After a liberal heckler hurled an object and expletives at Sen. Doug Jones at a town hall on Monday, Alabama's junior senator compared the incident, which ended with police officers hauling the agitator out, to peaceful conservative efforts to persuade Jones to vote to confirm President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court.
With his faith in God, Ivry Hall went from a world of gangbanging, drugs, and dropping out of school before the age of 12 to becoming valedictorian.
Steve Marshall on Monday forcefully pushed back on a recent report by the Associated Press about the state's new law allowing "In God We Trust" to be displayed in public schools.
President Donald Trump on Monday signed the NDAA for fiscal year 2019, which gives American military personnel their largest pay raise in nine years.
Alabama's governor on Monday provided a one-year progress report on her signature education initiative as her opponent continued to speak to thin air.
Rick Dearborn, the former senior White House official with deep Alabama connections, has accepted a new position as senior policy adviser at Adams and Reese, LLP – a law firm that has a large in-state presence between its offices in Birmingham, Mobile and Montgomery. Dearborn, who recently served as Deputy Chief of Staff for Legislative, […]
The University of Alabama's Million Dollar Band on Monday posted a chilling rendition of the university's alma mater, while welcoming their new members.
Pastor Ricky Adams, of the Argo Church of God in Walker County, was struck by lightning after the church's service on Sunday.
A teacher in Alabama cried tears of joy after receiving a brand new car from one of her student's parents, who gave all the credit to God.
Famed musician Steven Curtis Chapman on Thursday shared an emotional post about his daughter leaving home to attend the University of Alabama.
Auburn University President Steven Leath personally helped move-in students to their new dorm rooms on Friday in true servant-leader fashion.
Republican Rep. Mike Rogers said Friday that the United States needs a Space Force to meet the threats that China and Russia pose in space.
National media reports on Jeff Sessions eating at a restaurant - then their owner gets death threats and the restaurant is forced to delete their social media.
The Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Friday announced that a confirmation hearing for Trump's Supreme Court nominee will begin on September 4.
Rep. Terri Sewell (D-Birmingham) on Friday announced that she supports raising the minimum wage and changing the current system so the federal minimum wage is not the same nationwide. Under her proposal, big cities like New York City and San Francisco would get a higher federal minimum wage compared to Sewell’s own constituents, reasoning that […]
In a stunning development, Sen. Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) attempted to engineer a hostile takeover of the State Democratic Executive Committee on Saturday and failed.
On Saturday morning, Israeli Consul General Lior Haiat addressed a crowd at the Business Council of Alabama's annual Governmental Affairs Conference.
AG Jeff Sessions told federal law enforcement officers on Friday that he has their backs and urged the nation to support measures to reduce gang violence.
A duck-shaped tomato - not something you see every day. But that's exactly what Alabama's Carl Barnes grew recently.
Alabama's Sergeant Nathan Kendrick, a School Resource Officer in Shelby County, has gone viral after his hilarious first day of school photo.
32 days later, and still counting, Doug Jones has not committed to backing Judge Kavanaugh, even though a majority of Alabamians support his confirmation.
Thursday, Kobe Bryant visited the University of Alabama's football team and shared some wisdom with the players as they continue to prepare for their opening game
An appointee of President Bill Clinton on Thursday threatened to hold Attorney General Jeff Sessions in contempt of court.
The DOJ is reportedly conducting an investigation into an incident at an Alabama island in which hundreds of federally protected birds were killed.