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Nine years to the day after Kay Ivey took the oath of office, a state office building in Montgomery officially bears her.
The Dauphin Island swim advisory has been lifted after bacteria levels dropped below EPA safety limits following earlier elevated readings
Senator Katie Britt has made a huge funding announcement which will award more than $30 million to projects in Mobile Bay.
I 65 traffic has returned to normal after a crash in Limestone County involving two tractor-trailers caused delays and a lengthy cleanup.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt spoke with the Artemis II crew before re-entry, spotlighting Marshall Space Flight Center’s role in the historic deep
Here’s our look behind the curtain of who’s running state government right now more than ever: The Power and Influence Class of 2026.
The UAB school of medicine once again ranks very impressively nationally as compared to other institutions across the country.
Tommy Tuberville and President Trump are each taking steps to try to reduce the chaos in college sports this week.
UA K-9 officer Boomer is retiring after nearly a decade of service protecting the University of Alabama campus and supporting major security
Four people were killed in a Pike County crash during an ALEA pursuit after a vehicle left the road and struck a tree. Investigation ongoing.
Here’s our look behind the curtain of who’s running state government right now more than ever: The Power and Influence Class of 2026.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville honors Dothan Marine Andy McDuffie as April Veteran of the Month, recognizing his service and work supporting Alabama
The Lulu Strong Foundation awards its first $100,000 grant to support VR therapy for amputees, expanding access to advanced rehabilitation
Birmingham’s Bottega is the sole Alabama finalist for the 2026 James Beard Awards, earning recognition in the Outstanding Hospitality
Alabama played a key role in the Artemis II mission, including a Birmingham native who helped develop NASA’s Space Launch System rocket.
Here’s our look behind the curtain of who’s running state government right now more than ever: The Power and Influence Class of 2026.
Saban Center in Tuscaloosa reaches construction milestone as work continues toward a 2027 opening, featuring STEM and arts education
Longleaf Recovery and Wellness broke ground on Longleaf Lodge on Thursday in what will be Alabama's newest substance use treatment facility.
After November, Alabama will have a new governor, the newest slate of constitutional officers in a generation, and a brand new state house. The one thing it will not have is a shortage of people who are absolutely certain they should be in charge of all three. But those who actually are – can be […]
The Alabama Legislature passed a Public Service Commission overhaul expanding the commission to seven members.
The Alabama House passed the $3.74 billion 2027 General Fund Budget 104-0, sending it back to the Senate for concurrence.
Jimmy Gracey funeral held March 31 honors University of Alabama student after his accidental death during a trip to Spain.

