Faith and Culture — Page 12

Get ready for the Bryant-Denny Stadium concert with Morgan Wallen on April 18, 2026, featuring Ella Langley and more.

Alabama is now ranked #1 nationally in protections for religious freedom – more protections even than the U.S. Constitution’s 1st Amendment.

Social media feeds are often dominated by sports debates, politics, and bad news. But on Sunday, the conversation went to worship in Tuscaloosa, as several Alabama Crimson Tide football players organized a powerful event called “Audience of One” at Bryant-Denny Stadium. The night drew thousands and quickly spread across social platforms as fans shared images […]

WATCH: President Trump tells American troops 'Roll Tide!' when he learns ship's commander is Alabama fan: – 'I love Alabama!'

Leaders are commending Alabama Opioid Settlement Funds for its role in achieving a 30% Alabama drug overdose reduction statewide.

Jack Hawkins Jr., chancellor of Troy University and a decorated Vietnam veteran, has been named Patriot of the Year.

A Tuscaloosa florist will soon bring a touch of Alabama to one of the most famous holiday celebrations in the country.

Carnival Cruise Line is bringing year-round cruises back to Mobile, announcing that Carnival Valor will homeport in the Gulf Coast city beginning in May 2027. The deployment marks the first time a ship of the Conquest class will operate from Mobile, expanding cruise capacity and vacation options for Alabama travelers. Carnival Valor will begin offering […]

Samford University was recently ranked in the 2026 list of “Best Christian Colleges in America” in the top annual index of colleges.

Kimber Mills, an 18-year-old senior cheerleader at Cleveland High School, was critically injured during a shooting at a weekend bonfire.

Alabama is mourning a tragic plane crash in Montana that claimed the lives of a Huntsville father and his two daughters.

We long for the days when campaigns in Alabama were a form of entertainment – and no candidate was as entertaining as Big Jim Folsom.

John S. Sledge, maritime historian-in-residence at the National Maritime Museum will take audiences 200 to 400 years into the past.

Governor Kay Ivey has introduced another Alabama family benefiting from the CHOOSE Act, the state’s education savings account program.

Alabama Power employee brings home gold in National Senior Games

Chris' Famous Hotdogs has been sold, but its rich history and charm in downtown Montgomery will continue under new management.

One Montgomery student is using football to support families facing dementia and Alzheimer’s challenges through Kicking for a Cause.

Pamela Casey shares her journey with in vitro fertilization – the struggle, heartbreak, and unwavering hope of motherhood.

Lee Edwards, president of Edwards Chevrolet, has been nominated for the 2026 TIME Dealer of the Year award.

Former Fairhope Mayor Jim Nix dies at 88

Fairhope, Alabama mourns former Mayor James P. Nix, dies at 88 after 28 years transforming the city. Service on Oct. 18 at Nix Senior Center.

The last time a U.S. President played the lead role in a major release of international hostages was January 1981. President Ronald Reagan was in office. By his position and firmness as President-elect, the holders of the American hostages in Lebanon knew they needed to release their captives as soon as the Reagan administration took […]

As tradition, the ceremony celebrated Alabamians whose work, grit, and generosity are reshaping the state’s creative economy.

Celebrate Alabama this Saturday at the Oak Grove Fall Festival in Sylacauga with free live music from top Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute band Symple Man Revival. Enjoy classic hits like “Free Bird” and “Sweet Home Alabama,” plus arts and crafts, food vendors, train rides, a car show, and family fun—all for free.

Alabama's Congressional Delegation is lauding the agreement between Israel and Hamas to end the war in Gaza.