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Construction has begun on one of Mobile’s busiest commercial and residential road sections, the “Dauphin Street Corridor."

Global models agree on a potentially high impact winter storm threat for parts of the Deep South Saturday.

Steve Marshall released a statement Sunday night saying he's staying in the race after President Trump endorsed his opponent.

John Giles

John Giles died Saturday at age 70 in his home in Luverne. He had surgery last week for an aortic aneurysm.

A small horse with a big heart is gaining statewide attention for the comfort she brings to some of Alabama’s most vulnerable residents.

Barry Moore Donald Trump

President Donald Trump jumped into Alabama’s 2026 open U.S. Senate GOP primary Saturday night by endorsing U.S. Rep. Barry Moore.

Rece Davis, University of Alabama alum and host of ESPN's College GameDay, is getting a special honor from the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame.

Governor Kay Ivey expanded school choice even more today by opting Alabama into the newly created Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit.

Alabama post-election audits

Alabama House Republicans passed legislation to require a post-election audit after every countywide and statewide general election.

A new lawsuit makes allegations against a Huntsville physician that two female employees were required to shave the doctor’s legs.

A recent grant in the amount of $11 million in federal AMLER Program funding that was awarded for two innovative projects in Hoover, Alabama.

Opioid prescriptions declining Alabama

Opioid prescriptions and the strength of those prescriptions have continued to decline significantly in Alabama over the past decade.

Montgomery robbery

Justice is in: Final federal sentences were made for the brutal robbery of Montgomery businessman Jim Massey.

Governor Kay Ivey announced plans to launch a statewide flood notification system.

Verizon Alabama

A widespread Verizon wireless outage disrupted calls, texts, and data for customers across the country – including in Alabama.

Enterprise Alabama

A homicide investigation in Enterprise, Alabama is drawing unusual attention across the Wiregrass after police arrested a 90-year-old man.

Beginning January 23, 2026, customers in the 334 area code will be required to use 10-digit dialing for all local calls.

A former Birmingham Fire and Rescue battalion chief and his son were indicted in a Jefferson County PPP fraud case.

Alabama political leaders are hopeful that the U.S. Supreme Court will make the right decision and allow states to ban men in women's sports.

Tommy Tuberville

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) was honored to find out that a new auditorium in Dothan will named in honor of his WWII veteran father. 

William Newman

Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth announced on Tuesday that William Newman has been appointed to serve as deputy chief of staff in his office.

Kay Ivey

Governor Kay Ivey kicked off the Alabama Legislature’s 2026 regular session with a message of demonstrable wins for the people of the state.

The United States Senate Race in Alabama has seen a serious twist in the first quarter with Morgan Murphy raising more than $1 million.

Authorities continue searching the Alabama River for a Wetumpka man who went missing over the weekend after launching a small boat.