Alabama Power has been named one of the most trustworthy companies in America, according to Newsweek’s annual list tracking exactly that.

Alabama construction aviation scholarships are now available through ACCS, offering $2,000 awards for students pursuing skilled trade

The University of Alabama will launch a School of Data Science, positioning Alabama at the forefront of AI and data-driven innovation.

An Alabama attorney was sanctioned by the Supreme Court after an appeal filing found he used bogus AI-assisted information.

FLIGHTWERX Fort Rucker launches in Southeast Alabama, bringing drone innovation, defense technology development, and new workforce

Alabama parents will soon have a legal right to have their children briefly excused from school during the day for religious instruction.

“Senator Katie Britt understands something fundamental. If you want a state or a country to succeed, you start with families.”

” Most Senate Republicans helped advance President Trump’s priorities in this bill, but Britt took it a step further,” Caroleene Dobson writes.

Fraud is one of the fastest-growing crimes in Alabama, and it causes real harm to real people every day. That is why AARP Alabama thanks the members of the Alabama Legislature and Governor Kay Ivey for making House Bill 303 law. We especially thank State Rep. Russell Bedsole (R-Alabaster) for sponsoring this legislation. This important […]

UAB healthcare rankings highlight 17 top-20 programs, including the nation’s No. 1 healthcare management degree and multiple top-10 nursing

Gov. Kay Ivey announced nearly 49,000 students applied for Alabama’s CHOOSE Act program for the 2026–27 school year, a record number of

“As a member of the Montgomery City Council, I have watched with growing concern as our city grapples with serious public safety challenges.”

Saban Center in Tuscaloosa reaches construction milestone as work continues toward a 2027 opening, featuring STEM and arts education

After November, Alabama will have a new governor, the newest slate of constitutional officers in a generation, and a brand new state house. The one thing it will not have is a shortage of people who are absolutely certain they should be in charge of all three. But those who actually are – can be […]

Friday will be a very special day on the University of Alabama campus with the arrival of the annual Honors Day.

“Too many students have been told there is only one path to success – a four-year degree,” Jimmy Rane writes. “Alabama is changing that.”

The school choice movement is no longer a series of isolated wins. It is a sweeping national mandate, like the CHOOSE Act in Alabama became.

The UAB Alumni Scholarship Run returns April 18 in Birmingham with a 10K, 5K, Fun Run and virtual option to support student scholarships.

A Linda Nolen Learning Center student’s prom dress sparks a community-wide effort in Shelby County, highlighting creativity, compassion, and

The U.S. Navy is investing $30 million in Alabama community colleges to expand submarine manufacturing workforce training.

Social justice groups file lawsuit against the University of Alabama challenging the suspension of Nineteen Fifty-Six and Alice magazines.

Gov. Kay Ivey is urging Alabama families to apply or renew for the CHOOSE Act before the March 31 deadline for 2026-27 funding.

Gov. Kay Ivey announces 35 new classrooms expanding Alabama’s early learning initiative, strengthening education from pre-K through third

Governor Kay Ivey announced today that the federal government has approved Alabama’s final $460 million broadband proposal.