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During a routine traffic stop in Ozark earlier this month, police uncovered 81 gallons of illegal moonshine packed inside a vehicle.
Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter praised the passage of a bill that will send "a clear message that we will always protect our children.”
Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter torched Mo Brooks as a 40+ year career politician who "has failed at every office he’s been in."
A trash bin marked “Baldwin County, Alabama” has turned up thousands of miles away on a beach in Weymouth, England.
After over two inches of rain over the weekend, there is no sign of any new snow or ice issues for Alabama for the next seven to ten days.
Gov. Ivey announced the release of the 2025 New & Expanding Industry Announcements Report, marking a record year for economic development.
At 5:00pm today, candidate qualifying for the Alabama Republican Party in the 2026 election cycle officially closed.
Governor Kay Ivey on Friday announced appointments to fill 22 vacancies across the state including three judgeships and a county commission seat. Houston County District Judge Bart M. Boothe Governor Ivey has appointed Bart M. Boothe of Dothan, to serve as District Judge, Place 1, in the 20th Judicial Circuit in Houston County. A graduate […]
State Rep. Joe Lovvorn discusses the future of legalized gaming in Alabama and its potential benefits for the state.
Governor Ivey on Thursday issued a state of emergency for 19 northern Alabama counties as winter weather is forecast to impact the region.
The BCA announced that Madeline Roth Green has joined its staff as Director of Events and Development on the External Affairs team.
On Thursday night, President Donald Trump endorsed Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl for Lt. Governor in 2026.
A winter storm watch is in effect for the northern third of Alabama for the weekend, meteorologist James Spann reports.
Election year is here, and with that opportunity comes the need for volunteers to help make the process possible. As the May 19, 2026 primary election approaching, Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen is encouraging residents to serve as poll workers, emphasizing the vital role they play in administering elections across the state. “Poll workers […]
Sen. Tuberville announced his nomination of 47 Alabama students to attend one of the four U.S. service academies as part of the class of 2030.
"Ernst," a 1,000-pound adolescent female Great White Shark, has pinged on its tracking device in Alabama’s Gulf waters since January 11.
RAIN ARRIVES LATER TODAY: Clouds will increase across Alabama today ahead of a surface front, and rain will move into the western counties this afternoon; expect a high this afternoon in the 53-63 degree range. We expect a few periods of rain tomorrow and Friday; highs will be in the 50s. WEEKEND WINTER STORM THREAT: […]
Huntsville Hospital Health System is acquiring Crestwood Medical Center and its associated outpatient facilities.
Gambling has long been a perennial issue in Alabama, and in recent years, sports gambling specifically has emerged within that conversation.
The 2026 prayer rally will be held outside the State House building on Wednesday, on this second week of the 2026 regular session.
This morning, Alabama Public Library Service (APLS) Board Chairman John Wahl issued a formal letter to the Fairhope Public Library Board.
A federal jury in Alabama just obliterated a decades-long smear campaign against Drummond, slamming the activist lawyer behind it.
U.S. Senator Katie Britt is praising the appointment of five Alabama agriculture leaders to the USDA's Farm Service Agency State Committee.

