Posts by Sean Ross — Page 54
Boeing and NASA engineers at Marshall Space Flight Center completed the structural test campaign for the Space Launch System, the most powerful rocket...
The State of Alabama's appeal is still pending before the 11th Circuit, meaning things could still change before the July 14 election.
Governor Kay Ivey announced the formation of a broadband working group to gather input and guidance on up to $300 million in federal funds.
Congressman Mo Brooks is a fan of NASA’s decision to name the agency’s headquarters building in Washington, D.C., after Mary W. Jackson.
University of Alabama Football released a video featuring several players and head coach Nick Saban voicing their support for racial equality and justice.
Rep. Bradley Byrne: "All of us are created in the image of God and are of equal and inestimable moral worth. All of us. There are no exceptions."
The Alabama Department of Labor on Thursday released the latest weekly data on initial unemployment claims filed in the state.
Mobile County Commissioner Jerry Carl is facing former State Sen. Bill Hightower (R-Mobile) in the highly competitive AL-01 race.
NASA announced that the agency’s headquarters building will be named after Mary W. Jackson, NASA's first African American female engineer.
The TVA earlier this year announced it would outsource one out of every five of its information technology jobs. These cuts went into effect as the...
Secretary of State John H. Merrill is pushing back against claims by Democrats that working to prevent voter fraud is "suppressing black voices and votes."
The U.S. Senate voted to confirm Cory Wilson to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Sen. Doug Jones voted "nay" on the Trump judicial nominee.
Governor Kay Ivey's office released an update on federal COVID-19 relief programs and encouraged more eligible small businesses to take advantage before...
It appears that Bubba Wallace, the only black driver in NASCAR's Cup Series, was not targeted with a noose at Talladega Superspeedway this past weekend.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday visited Yuma, Arizona, to view the newly constructed 200th mile of border wall between the United States and Mexico.
The Cullman County Sheriff's Office announced that an illegal alien is in custody after being charged with sexual abuse of a child under the age of 12.
The Jacksonville State University board of trustees confirmed Dr. Don C. Killingsworth, Jr. as the university’s 13th president, effective immediately.
Alabama Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth's office announced that a "part-time employee" has tested positive for COVID-19.
On Tuesday, GRIT PAC released its latest ad reminding Alabamians of what President Donald Trump has said about former U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions.
U.S. Senator Doug Jones is going up on television with his first campaign ad ahead of November's General Election, invoking the name of George Floyd.
Former State Rep. Barry Moore took to social media to apologize for not voting in Alabama's Republican presidential primary in 2016.
Poll: Tuberville fares better against Jones than Sessions does; Both GOP candidates hold large leads
Polling results show that both Tommy Tuberville and Jeff Sessions would enter a General Election battle against U.S. Sen. Doug Jones with a sizable lead.

