"Micah 6:8 reminds us: 'To act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God,'” U.S. Rep. Barry Moore writes.

"As people around our nation gather, I am reminded of Abraham Lincoln’s 1863 Thanksgiving Proclamation," U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer writes.

Perhaps we would all be smart to follow Katie Britt’s example at the Thanksgiving table this year and find common ground.

Learn about the origins of the Iron Bowl and how a cherished tradition traces its roots through Alabama's historic iron pipe industry.

“Posted outside my classroom door hangs a quote that states, 'To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow,'” Katie Collins writes.

AIabama's rural health plan deserves transparency and accountability, which ensures commitments turn into results, David Albright writes.

One area that deserves more research is Parkinson's disease, a neurological condition that affects nearly more than 16,000 in Alabama.

"While few other countries have a national day for prayer or thankfulness, nothing resembles Thanksgiving Day," Justice Will Sellers writes.

"Across America, families are facing a surge in violent carjackings," U.S. Rep. Barry Moore writes in this op-ed about his new bill.

Explore the implications of the Alabama 1st Congressional District vacancy after the U.S. Senate race heats up next year.

In this guest opinion column, Alabama Public Service Commission President Cynthia Almond shares her outlook on major data center projects.

"That’s why I decided to do something about it by authoring the Understanding Basic English Requirements (UBER) Act," Tuberville writes.

Rural clinics across Alabama are closing, leaving empty rooms that signal lost access. Families face long drives for basic care. A grandmother manages heart failure alone, a farmer delays cancer screenings, and a mother travels an hour for prenatal visits while caring for other children. These are real lives burdened by a fragile system. The […]

"I will work closely with our state’s world class medical researchers to ensure that Autism is made a high priority," Wes Allen writes.

It’s almost hard to imagine life without it now. The iPhone didn’t just change things — it changed everything. Remember sitting on an airplane, totally disconnected from everything on the ground? Remember using the bathroom without looking at your phone? Remember the joy of talking to your spouse or partner without competition from a cat […]

Taking away Alabama veterans’ mail-order options and isolating them in manmade pharmacy deserts is cruel and deprives them of healthcare.

John Wahl: A case for cryptocurrency – why Alabama should lead the way on financial freedom and cryptocurrency.

Rural Alabama is home to family farms, Main Street businesses, and neighbors who coach Little League and care for aging parents. About 1.6 million Alabamians live in rural counties where hospitals and clinics face ongoing financial and staffing challenges, and finding doctors, nurses, and mental health providers isn’t always easy. These challenges affect not just […]

Learn how the App Store Accountability Act safeguards Alabama's youth by instituting essential guardrails for app downloads.

All politics has become nationalized today. Therefore, whenever something happens on the national level, I hear about it. I can tell by the number of comments when something has struck a nerve. This latest government shutdown, due to a congressional standoff, struck a nerve.  It surprised me because these federal government shutdowns have become somewhat […]

In this op-ed, career prosecutor Lloyd Peeples writes that he will leverage his legal, business and family background for HD48.

Powering Growth supports innovation and job creation by improving Alabama's energy infrastructure, Senator Carnley writes.

John Roberts is the perfect candidate for State Senate because he will make an already great place an even better one, McDonald writes.

In this op-ed, Laura Clark writes about the call for Making America Godly Again and the moral crises amid a federal shutdown in our society.