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Madison Donut Dollies continue the historic tradition of serving veterans with coffee, donuts and fellowship inspired by the American Red

Milky Way viewing season is returning to Alabama, with the best views expected from late March through late September on dark, clear nights.

Tuscaloosa County Commission reaches agreement to purchase the historic Bama Theatre, preserving the landmark venue for arts, performances

A Vietnam veteran in Alexander City waves the American flag daily outside the Bill Nichols Veterans Home, inspiring drivers to honk in a

Alabama Veterans Resource Center

The Alabama Veterans Resource Center is new statewide hub designed to help veterans and their families find support in one place.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville pressed experts at a Senate hearing on China's grip on the American drug supply.

The Shoals

Muscle Shoals is ready for its next encore with an economic development project that involved 6 years and the President of the United States.

The Alabama House passed HB 511, a proposed constitutional amendment requiring public schools to open each day with the Pledge of Allegiance.

Alabama federal dependency

A new study ranks Alabama 11th among the most federally dependent states, citing federal funding levels, tax returns and state revenue data.

A global automotive supplier plans to turn a former steel mill in Gadsden into its largest-ever campus in a $430 million investment.

Alabama’s students deserve instructional materials that prioritize knowledge, critical thinking, and genuine civic understanding.

The 87th Alabama Strawberry Festival is returning to Cullman April 24–25 with fresh local strawberries, vendors, concerts, contests and family

The “God’s got this” cross in Evergreen fulfills teen Jackson Conway’s final wish. The 120‑foot cross along I‑65 will be lit during a March 7

Southeast Health Mayo Clinic

Dothan-based Southeast Health announced Friday that it has joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network, becoming the first hospital in Alabama.

Barry Moore Farm Bill

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore believes the new Farm Bill making its way through Congress will be good for farmers in Alabama and across the country. 

Justin “JP” Plott: Be a threat to evil

"Therefore, become a threat to evil. Make it think twice before coming to your neck of the woods,” Justin “JP” Plott writes.

UAB joins 53 medical schools nationwide committing to expand nutrition training for medical students beginning in fall 2026.

Katie Britt

U.S. Senators Katie Britt and Ted Cruz have introduced federal legislation voiding NDAs that silence child sexual abuse survivors.

The Alabama School of Fine Arts: Exceptional outcomes in education

The Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham is a leader in specialized education, offering a unique blend of academic rigor and creativity.

Derek Chen China

"Like many Americans, I was shocked by U.S.-born skier Eileen Gu’s decision to compete under the Chinese flag," Derek Chen writes.

Fort Payne student Derek Flora wins Elementary Beta Club state painting championship, earning first place in Alabama’s on-site painting

Former Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson spoke about his faith when taking an interview during the NFL combine this week.

The Alabama School of Fine Arts: Exceptional outcomes in education

The Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham is a leader in specialized education, offering a unique blend of academic rigor and creativity.

Monte Sano State Park celebrates renovations to historic cabins with modern upgrades, improved amenities, and enhanced guest experience in