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Crowds in Huntsville and around the world watched and cheered as NASA’s Artemis II mission successfully lifted off Wednesday evening, marking the first crewed mission to the Moon in more than 50 years.

North Alabama population growth leads the state as Census data shows Limestone and Madison counties driving Alabama gains in 2025.

Two Romanian nationals were sentenced in an Alabama credit card skimming scheme involving 23 devices across multiple cities and nearly $1.8

Sens. Tuberville and Britt joined Secretary Duffy in Vance to celebrate 5 million Mercedes-Benz vehicles assembled in Alabama.

Governor Kay Ivey

Governor Kay Ivey successfully underwent a minor procedure after doctors determined that fluid was pressing against her lung.

Gulf Shores police arrested 109 spring breakers at a beach house party and reiterated a zero-tolerance response to underage drinking during

Barry Moore Steve Marshall Jared Hudson

A new Alabama Poll shows Moore, Marshall, and Hudson in a three-way statistical tie in the Republican Senate primary.

A Birmingham based news anchor signed off a broadcast last week with a quote that has been attributed to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Alabama opens GOMESA grant program seeking proposals for coastal protection and restoration projects. Deadline May 29, 2026.

Gov. Ivey has proclaimed Alabama Doctors Day on March 30, honoring the state's approximately 13,000 licensed physicians.

An ALEA forensic artist helps Alabama investigators turn witness memory into suspect sketches before details fade

Plans to relocate U.S. Space Command to Redstone Aresenal are continuing to move forward, with clearer timelines emerging.

Inside Hadrian's Factory 4 and what a new model for defense manufacturing means for Alabama's economy and national security.

Birmingham blight

Birmingham spends millions on blight each year. HB315 would shift costs from taxpayers to property owners through new registration and

The U.S. Navy is investing $30 million in Alabama community colleges to expand submarine manufacturing workforce training.

University of Alabama students honor Jimmy Gracey with memorial mass and fraternity vigil following his death during spring break in Spain.

Alabama is set to receive small modular nuclear reactors under a $40 billion US-Japan deal centered on the dormant Bellefonte Nuclear Plant.

PMI Dothan

PMI's Dothan operation is closing its doors in Houston County, but the global company says it isn't leaving workers empty-handed.

Alabama authorities seized illegal gambling machines in Alexander City and Huntsville as enforcement actions expand across businesses, homes

Alabama ambulance billing reform

Alabama EMS Challenge is improving emergency care statewide through physician-led training for first responders and EMS providers.

University of Alabama lawsuit

Social justice groups file lawsuit against the University of Alabama challenging the suspension of Nineteen Fifty-Six and Alice magazines.

Barry Moore

Rep. Barry Moore talks economic development and his Alabama vision at Hadrian's new defense factory opening in Cherokee.

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen accused John Wahl of participating in an event honoring Ramadan at an Anniston Islamic center.

Reps. Aderholt and Rogers highlight years of effort and national urgency behind Hadrian's Alabama defense factory opening.