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Congressman Gary Palmer (AL-6) was "pleased to announce" the news this week in a release. The winners are Aniket Pant, Viraj Kacker, Lonnie Webb...

Two Alabama police departments aided in the investigation of a "sophisticated" identity theft and tax fraud scheme, according to the DOJ.

Protesters that blocked traffic on Highway 31 and encouraged violence against police officers on Monday are set to take to Hoover Mayor Frank Brocato's...

Carnival cruise ship to continue docking in Mobile

Alabama’s only cruise ship will continue docking at the port of Mobile. Mayor Sandy Stimpson says the city has extended its contract with Carnival Cruise Line for the company to keep offering trips aboard the Carnival Fantasy from Mobile.

Congressman Bradley Byrne (AL-1) has spoken with former Attorney General Jeff Sessions twice recently, with Byrne providing updates...

On Tuesday, Gov. Ivey joined The Westervelt Company and other leaders in announcing a major expansion of the company's operations in rural Clarke County.

ALEA, which is handling the Riverchase Galleria shooting investigation, and Hoover PD have put out statements trying to keep people informed.

A woman whose daughter owns a store in the Riverchase Galleria believes that volatile protesters are hurting black business owners and ignoring...

In a tweet, Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL) celebrated the latest achievement and Alabama's invaluable contribution to the nation's space program.

Monday morning, "The Rick & Bubba Show's" hosts tackled the powder keg issue, preaching patience, sympathy and fair-mindedness.

On Monday, what allegedly started as an "impromptu" demonstration devolved into a dangerous situation, with the crowd of 100+ pouring onto Hwy 31...

Doug Jones has previously stated, to significant pushback, that representing the majority of Alabamians is not "the be all to end all."

Dave & Buster's opens first Alabama location

The national restaurant and entertainment chain Dave & Buster’s opened its first Alabama location last week. The new Dave & Buster’s in Hoover features a 33,000 square foot venue of arcade games, premium sports viewing in addition to its food and drink offerings, according to a company release. The company’s 120th overall location will reportedly […]

"Bradford brandished a gun during the seconds following the gunshots, which instantly heightened the sense of threat to approaching police officers...

Number of unlicensed day cares drops in Alabama

The number of unlicensed day cares is falling in Alabama. According to numbers from the Alabama Department of Human Resources, the number of day cares that claim a licensure exemption dropped from 953 to 838 over the last year, The Montgomery Advertiser reported.

Authorities say a woman asleep in her home has been killed after an impaired driver crashed into her bedroom. Huntsville police said 53-year-old Anthony Wu was charged with manslaughter after the crash around 11:30 p.m. Saturday killed 48-year-old Joy Vaughn.

Lawsuit against former Gov. Bentley set for March trial

A lawsuit filed against former Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley by his one-time law enforcement secretary will go to trial in March. Court records show that Montgomery Circuit Judge Greg Griffin set a March 4 trial date for the case.

See what Cliff Sims had to say in a wide-ranging interview with Axios on HBO about his time serving in the Trump White House.

The Alabama Power Service Organization (APSO) hosted their annual Youth Leadership Conference Nov. 11-12. Students in the 11th and 12th grades were hosted at the Alabama Power Corporate Headquarters to learn skills to help prepare them overcome obstacles and succeed in life. This year’s theme was entitled “Lighting Our Future!”  Professionals shared tips with the […]

Could 3-D printers transform the International Space Station into a manufacturing hub and one day function as the heart of an on-demand machine shop in space that enables NASA to mount crewed missions deep into the solar system? Engineers at Southern Research are helping NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center explore the capabilities of additive manufacturing […]

Mobile Energizers members played Santa’s elves Nov. 13, shopping for students at the Southwest Regional School for the Deaf and Blind in Mobile. The six Alabama Power retirees scoured the toy aisles at Target at Shoppes at Bel Air Mall in Mobile, searching for the perfect toy for each child. During the school’s Dec. 12 […]

Seeds of hope planted in some Alabama schools are sprouting into tiny yet vigorous sprigs that signal a bumper crop. The shoots will grow over the next few years as those schools work to reap the harvest of a Hope Institute program that cultivates character in students. Housed at Samford University, the nonprofit is the […]

The shooting at the Riverchase Galleria on the night of Thanksgiving could become America's next racial flashpoint, with national media outlets and the...

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has selected Southern Research for an award of up to $1.5 million to advance technology for carbon dioxide (CO2) utilization. The DOE award, now being negotiated, will fund scale-up and field testing of a catalytic process for conversion of CO2 and shale-derived ethane to ethylene, a valuable olefin.