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Since its renaming by President Trump, There have been no storms in the Gulf of America. Ever. And no hurricanes.

Phil Benson

Longtime Mobile County Treasurer Phil Benson has died at age 83. He was the last county treasurer, as the office was abolished in 2024.

Doug Jones

Former Alabama Democrat U.S. Senator Doug Jones has reportedly taken the first official step toward running for Governor of Alabama in 2026.

Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Christmas State Trooper

ALEA: Keep Alabama roads safe so everyone can give thanks this holiday season

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is urging motorists to Alabama roads safe this Thanksgiving holiday travel period.

Birmingham Rock & Roll

Sealegs Press has released A History of Birmingham Rock & Roll, a hardback art book, capturing a once-in-a-generation cultural moment.

STARBASE Maxwell is a War Department hands-on, youth science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics outreach program.

The University of Alabama now offers TSA PreCheck® enrollment services provided by CLEAR, an official TSA PreCheck® enrollment and renewal provider

The University of Alabama now offers TSA PreCheck® enrollment provided by CLEAR, an official TSA PreCheck® enrollment and renewal provider

U.S. Senator Katie Britt hit the campaign trail on Alabama’s Gulf Coast Friday to boost State Rep. Rhett Marques’ bid for Congress.

Tuberville is praising the passage of his bill that will simplify the legal process for veterans who have been defrauded of their benefits.

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

Speaker Ledbetter

Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter warns that the rising cost of PEEHIP is squeezing out resources meant for classrooms.

Bruce Pearl will be in Tuscaloosa on December 4 to speak with college students about his pro-Israel political stances.

These two public safety initiatives deter dangerous driving behaviors, reduce crime and enhance security in and around Montgomery.

Home sales across Alabama fell 4.7% in October, but indicators point to the state’s housing market remaining “healthy and balanced.”

Tuscaloosa has found a way to spread Christmas cheer while helping residents clear overdue parking tickets and it’s a win for everyone.

Montgomery has faced a rise in violence, and now the City Council is confronting another threat: Violent dog attacks.

An Autauga County man convicted on 84 child sex crime charges will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

The Alabama mine land program offers $11 million for economic revitalization and reclamation of abandoned coal mining sites.

Governor Kay Ivey has removed and replaced the entire Motorsports Hall of Fame Commission after a state audit found gross violations.

Will Barfoot

With the Montgomery region's Alabama State Senate lines in flux under federal court order, Will Barfoot is running for re-election in 2026.

Kristin Nelson is the GOP nominee after delivering a decisive victory over Garrett Dixon in Tuesday’s special primary runoff.

An Alabama woman has been arrested after Tallapoosa County deputies discovered 92 cats living in dangerous and neglected conditions.

Earl Lewis Sylacauga

Earl Lewis Sylacauga impacted countless lives for decades, transforming the youth through sports and character building.

Fresh polling shows Tommy Tuberville issuing another beatdown against Democrat Doug Jones in a 2026 matchup for Governor of Alabama.