Rural economic developers joined with Alabama Department of Commerce officials this week for a summit centered around job growth.

The property is designed to support applied research and development work for Huntsville and Redstone customers, according to AU.

United Launch Alliance recently honored 12 suppliers with 2022 Supplier of the Year Awards for their dedicated support across ULA’s product lines.

Attendees arrived at Little River State Forest Friday morning for a Learn and Burn, which was hosted by Alabama Forestry Commission officials.

C Spire, a telecommunications and technology services company, announced leadership changes in its Alabama region Tuesday.

John Newman has accepted the position of senior vice president of Caterpillar Inc. and president and CEO of Progress Rail.

A vast majority of Alabama voters support medicinal marijuana, according to polling data released Tuesday.

The Yellowhammer State was the beneficiary of $85 billion in economic impact generated from the Port of Mobile in 2021.

Ed Castile and six growing companies were recognized at a ceremony that showcased the strong ties between Alabama and Japan.

Five innovative start-up companies make up the inaugural class in the HudsonAlpha AgTech Investment Accelerator, a new initiative from the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and the global venture and accelerator firm gener8tor.

Imagine a 200-plus-mile system connecting all of North Alabama along an outdoor human highway, brimming with nature, activity and heart.

Gov. Kay Ivey recognized 14 companies and their exceptional homegrown products at the second “Made in Alabama” Showcase at the state Capitol.

Educators from the Etowah County School System, Gadsden City Schools, and Attalla City Schools gathered Oct. 10 to learn more about local career opportunities and technical training programs through the Etowah Qualified Workforce Immersion Program (EQWIP).

The Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) announced the awarding of a grant for Wallace State Community College–Hanceville (WSCC) in the amount of $1,169,958 for the Supporting Electric Vehicle Manufacturing and Maintenance in North Alabama project.

During the discussion, leaders stressed the importance of supporting the commercialization of locally made technology.

Alabama’s preliminary, seasonally adjusted September unemployment rate continued to hold at its record low level of 2.6%, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Friday. Last month’s rate  is well below September 2021’s rate of 3.2%.  September’s rate represents 59,558 unemployed persons, compared to 58,913 in August and 71,989 in September 2021. “Despite the uncertainty facing the U.S. […]

Scholarships are available to Alabama community college students to train for careers in the state's automotive manufacturing industry.

Montgomery will become home to a $600 million advanced beverage production and distribution complex, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Tuesday.

Li-Cycle, a North American lithium-ion battery recycler, has begun commercial operations at its Tuscaloosa advanced recycling facility.

Alabama Woods to Goods Week promotes the Yellowhammer State being the second-largest forest product manufacturer in the nation.

Oregon-based ISA Corp., a manufacturer of nitrile and latex gloves, announced plans today to open a production facility in Geneva County.

The RCEDA received funding from Microsoft Philanthropies to launch the Community Skills Initiative Alabama Region program.

Cook sees the work they’re doing at Miles playing a pivotal role in Alabama’s growing innovation ecosystem.

Honda has invested $2 billion in the Alabama, where it began production in 2001. The plant can produce 340,000 vehicles and engines annually.