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A Lauderdale County jury found suspended Judge Gil Self guilty of 17 of the 18 charges for which he had been on trial the past three weeks.
Former U.S. Senator Doug Jones is teasing a political comeback — and Alabama Republicans are already sharpening their knives in 2026.
Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter appointed State Rep. Rick Rehm (R-Dothan) to serve on the Military Stability Commission.
U.S. Senator Katie Britt was active in the deliberations to reopen the government, saying the vote offers a win for everyday Americans.
Over the last couple of weeks, many fans across the country have been unable to watch games they look forward to all week due to an ongoing dispute between YouTube TV and its parent company Google against ESPN and Disney. The dispute has resulted in all ESPN and ABC content not being accessible on YouTube […]
The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees have approved a groundbreaking plan to establish a School of Leadership and Policy.
Alabama lawmakers propose special primaries if U.S. Supreme Court overturns race-based redistricting
With the Supreme Court poised to narrow how race can be used in redistricting, Alabama lawmakers have proposed a solution to election chaos.
Alabama Crimson Tide, All-American linebacker Woodrow Lowe died at the age of 71 on Thursday. He was a historic record-holder.
Governor Kay Ivey announced Alabama has officially submitted its plan for the federal Rural Health Transformation Program.
TPUSA's campus tour stop in Auburn made a connection between NASA, Alabama, and Charlie Kirk in a special appearance by Jared Isaacman.
The Montgomery City Council voted Tuesday night to maintain the $50,000 spending cap on Mayor Steven Reed’s authority to sign contracts without council approval and approved a 90-day moratorium on issuing off-premise liquor licenses. The contract cap measure passed by a 5-4 vote. Councilman Andrew Szymanski first introduced an amendment to preserve the $50,000 limit […]
Alabama Fiber Network now has service available in all 67 counties as of the end of October, with full project completion tracking for 2026.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced the appointment of Barrett Bowdre as the state’s next Solicitor General on Wednesday.
A study by two prominent climate researchers at the University of Alabama in Huntsville calls for invalidating the world record hottest temperature of 134 degrees F recorded in Death Valley, Calif., on July 10, 1913. In the study published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, UAH Earth System Science Center scientist Dr. Roy Spencer and […]
The Medical Association of Alabama and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama announced improvements to the prior authorization process.
The Mighty Alabama Strike Force is volunteer Republicans organized by Alabama Republican Vice-Chair Joan Reynolds of Shelby County. Among other campaign activities, they travel to states where it is critical for Republicans to win and where they can likely make a difference. Highly targeted strategic states. The strike force is mostly Alabama women, however a […]
Governor Kay Ivey announced she is releasing $2 million of the state’s emergency funds to go toward food banks serving all of Alabama counties
Since Williams has been nominated to serve as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, Rightside Radio is welcoming new voices.
According to a news release from the City of Mobile on Monday, Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis has announced his inaugural cabinet to lead the city.
Learn about U.S. Steel's $75 million investment in Alabama, a move set to strengthen American manufacturing and job growth.
State Rep. Chip Brown announced Monday that he will seek a third term running in the May 2026 primary and November general election.
President Donald Trump endorsed each of Alabama's incumbent Republican congressional officials – except the 1st Congressional District.
HudsonAlpha Institute receives over $2 million to enhance Alabama's agriculture and forestry through innovative biotechnology initiatives.
After placing second in back-to-back years, Huntsville Botanical Garden is hoping 2025 will be the year Galaxy of Lights shines the brightest.