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Governor Kay Ivey personally tried to reach Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed on Monday morning, but the mayor did not take the call.

In a response to Governor Ivey’s Monday directives, Reed claimed “there is no legislation that can stop that kind of evil in the moment."

An explosive new report indicates that ESPN has removed Paul Finebaum from making his regular network appearances since he first teased a run.

Governor Kay Ivey announced a tougher state-led posture to restore order in Montgomery after a shooting left two dead and a dozen wounded.

A Saturday night street scene in Alabama’s capital city ended in carnage when rival gunmen opened fire into a packed downtown crowd.

Nathan Hill, a retired civilian executive assistant to the commander at Anniston Army Depot, has been inducted into the U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) Hall of Fame, according to a report by the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service (DVIDS). Hill’s recognition places him among a select group of individuals who have made lasting […]

As the federal government shutdown lurches on, three Alabama officials announced they will not take a salary as long Democrats keep it closed.

James Spann: Alabama stays dry through tomorrow; some rain near the coast Sunday. Here are temperatures across Alabama just before sunrise.

The Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) has issued a statewide Fire Danger Advisory due to persistent drought conditions and a continued lack of rainfall across much of the state. The agency says the advisory will remain in effect until Alabama receives sufficient rainfall to ease severe dry conditions, especially in Central Alabama, according to the AFC’s […]

Once approved and projects are completed, every BEAD-eligible location in Alabama will have access to high-speed internet connectivity.

The Commission approved two opinions allowing former officials to accept employment so long as they don’t lobby former agencies.

Cramer’s vision was to create a child-focused environment that brings together law enforcement, mental health professionals, and prosecutors.

The Alabama Forestry Association has endorsed Montgomery real estate attorney and former Republican nominee for U.S. Congress, Caroleene Dobson, for Secretary of State. Dobson is running in the May 19, 2026 Republican primary for the open Secretary of State seat. She faces State Auditor Andrew Sorrell. “Fair, transparent and honest elections are the cornerstone of […]

A recent federal government coal lease sale in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, generated over $46 million in revenue and 53 million tons of coal.

Alabama notched another win with corporate site selectors this year, landing in the Top 10 of Area Development’s 2025 Top States for Business

The Alabama Farmers Federation officially threw its weight behind Katherine Robertson in Alabama’s open 2026 attorney general contest.

The Alabama League of Municipalities (ALM) will launch its first regional orientation training session for newly elected and returning municipal officials on October 1–2 at the Bryant Conference Center in Tuscaloosa. Hosted every four years following municipal elections, these sessions help city and town leaders understand League programs and services. Attendees will also receive training […]

Alabama’s largest farmers’ organization, the Alabama Farmers’ Federation (ALFA), has released its endorsements in the 2026 statewide races.

An Alabama State University dance team became the center of controversy during Saturday’s football matchup with Florida A&M University.

A new type award invented by Sylacauga sculptor Craigger Browne.

Tuskegee Airman George Hardy dies at 100

Tuskegee Airman Lt. Col. George E. Hardy, last living combat pilot from the Tuskegee Airman, dies at the age of 100.

ESPN/SEC Network host Paul Finebaum says he’s weighing a jump from sports talk to the U.S. Senate -- and he’d run as a Republican in Alabama.

Governor Kay Ivey announced on Friday afternoon she will not call a special legislative session to redraw Alabama’s 2021 State Senate map.

After trailing by more than 200 votes in the first round, Homewood businessman Chris Lane pulled off a historic runoff comeback in Homewood.