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Alabama is one of five states being added to UnitedHealthcare's Rural Payment Acceleration Pilot, the insurer announced Monday.
A federal grand jury in Montgomery dropped an 11-count indictment on the Southern Poverty Law Center this week.
Alabama home sales rose 8.2% in March 2026 to 5,438 transactions, while prices climbed and inventory increased, according to Alabama
Alabama reached a $12.2 million Roblox settlement, with funds going to school resource officers and new child safety reforms on the platform.
Alabama Ethics Commission executive director Tom Albritton resigns from the Mabel Amos Fund board amid ongoing legal scrutiny over
Gov. Ivey praised Alabama native Tim Cook after Apple announced the CEO is stepping down, calling him an Alabamian through and through.
A Huntsville, Alabama family plane crash killed four members of the Moffatt family in South Carolina as they returned home from North
Great Southern Wood Preserving, Inc., the Abbeville-based maker of the iconic YellaWood, named a new CFO and COO today.
Alabama parents will soon have a legal right to have their children briefly excused from school during the day for religious instruction.
USDA restructuring closes the Huntsville Forest Service research center and shifts Alabama operations to a new state office in Auburn.
The AHSAA says they will now comply with the CHOOSE Act after a long legal battle has come to a close as of recently.
A former Alabama Crimson Tide star is facing fraud charges after allegedly impersonating three different NFL players to secure loans.
The City of Mobile has selected a new name for its public transit system that will debut this summer in July.
The AHSAA has passed a new rule which is going to change the way high school basketball is played in this state.
Who’s up? Who’s down? Alabama federal political candidates for statewide office report fundraising totals for November.
Mo Brooks is reigning hellfire on young Alabama lawmaker James Lomax. But an uncovered video shows he never means what he says.
The Shoals Economic Development Authority's $3 million awards for for upgrades at a local industrial park = new jobs, new growth.
A massive fire destroyed Cullman’s historic Stiefelmeyer Building, disrupting downtown businesses, traffic, and power while the cause remaining
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall criticized Montgomery's leadership after another weekend of violence left four people dead.
The Alabama Policy Institute on Monday declared the 2026 regular session its most productive on record, with 29 of its 30 proposals enacted.
Four people are dead and three others are clinging to life after a wave of shootings tore through Alabama’s capital city over the weekend.
A suspected hand grenade was found in a topsoil delivery in Morgan County, prompting a bomb squad response. No injuries were reported.

