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Birmingham Alabama Fannie Mae Tuberville

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville announced that the Trump administration will relocate Fannie Mae’s San Francisco office to Birmingham, Alabama.

A bitterly cold Arctic airmass will roll into the Deep South on Sunday, the coldest of the season.

U.S. Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth – Huntsville, Alabama

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth will travel to Redstone Arsenal for a ceremony for the site of U.S. Space Command's permanent headquarters.

Wes Allen released his first Alabama campaign commercial this morning: “When it comes to my record against liberals, I’m undefeated."

The Kamala Harris political-industrial complex is getting a new tour stop in Alabama in 2026 – this time, in Montgomery.

University of Alabama System announces 2026 Capitol Scholars

The University of Alabama System proudly introduces the 18 students selected for the 2026 class of Capitol Scholars.

The Decatur Police Department announced seven arrests from a sting operation targeting individuals who sought to engage in illegal activity with minors.

U.S. Senator Katie Britt is pushing for stronger efforts to secure the return of more than 19,000 Ukrainian children abducted by Russia since the start of the war.

Porch Pirate

Stealing a package from someone's porch, known as "porch piracy" is now a felony in Alabama. Just in time for Christmas.

Eli Lilly Huntsville Alabama

Eli Lilly and Company will invest more than $6 billion to build a major new pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama.

The Alabama Farmers Federation on Monday applauded President Donald Trump’s announcement of a long-awaited $12 billion farm aid package.

Hangout Music Festival was scheduled for May 2026, but Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft announced Monday that it will not be held this upcoming year.

Paramore Robertson

Alabama House Speaker Ledbetter filled two committee vacancies by appointing Chad Robertson and Marcus Paramore to influential posts.

Hoover has joined a growing coalition of Alabama cities challenging the state’s administration of the Simplified Sellers Use Tax.

The Alabama Department of Workforce (ADOW) is pleased to announce the launch of a new and improved application for reporting new hires.

Walt Maddox Spiro Cheriogotis

The City of Mobile is joining a lawsuit, escalating a legal fight over how the state collects and distributes revenue from online sales tax.

The White House put a national spotlight on something Alabamians learned about in a big way last week: A serious partnership between ICE and ALEA.

The Alabama Crimson Tide is headed back to the College Football Playoff for a high-stakes rematch with Oklahoma.

An Athens teen previously taken into custody over online threats has now been formally indicted on multiple Class A felony charges.

Human bones discovered in a Birmingham neighborhood have been formally identified as 25-year-old Curtis Taylor Jr. of Center Point.

Ann Bedsole

Flags on the Alabama State Capitol grounds and in Mobile County are at half-mast all day Friday in honor of former State Senator Ann Bedsole.

Federal prosecutors have charged two Birmingham residents in connection with the fire set inside the Walmart Supercenter in Homewood.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has teamed up with ICE to keep bad actors out of trucking in Alabama and off roads nationwide.

Master Boat Builders Alabama

Master Boat Builders will construct a $60 million defense-focused shipbuilding facility in Coden, Alabama to expand their current operations.