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Sens. Tuberville and Britt tout Hadrian's Cherokee factory opening as a generational moment for Alabama's economy and national defense.
Governor Kay Ivey announced today that the federal government has approved Alabama's final $460 million broadband proposal.
Video shows UA student Jimmy Gracey fell into water in Barcelona. Authorities rule death accidental after investigation and autopsy findings.
State Rep. Ernie Yarbrough's 6-year-old son accidentally shoots 13-year-old brother at family's home
A 6-year-old accidentally shot his 13-year-old brother at Rep. Ernie Yarbrough's Lawrence County home Saturday. The teen is recovering.
Anniston Police drone program expands with a new all-weather drone to improve public safety, search and rescue, and officer response.
Samford University is named one of the most beautiful college campuses in the nation by U.S. News, highlighting its architecture and scenic
An off-duty Muscle Shoals firefighter saved a man’s life after a medical emergency at a Florence restaurant, earning a lifesaving award.
ALDOT’s Intracoastal Waterway Bridge in Gulf Shores will open before Memorial Day, improving traffic flow, safety, and evacuation routes.
Hartselle students present an AI-powered Morgan County storm shelter app to help residents find safe shelter and access real-time weather
Federal and state leaders converged Friday in Cherokee, Alabama to mark the opening of a massive new defense manufacturing facility.
Ben Raines, the award-winning environmental journalist, filmmaker, and charter captain whose documentary and book “Saving America's Amazon” gave the Mobile-Tensaw Delta its internationally recognized name, weighed in Wednesday on the Stockton solar controversy during an appearance on FM Talk 106.5's "Midday Mobile with Sean Sullivan."
The mayors of Alabama's ten largest cities backed legislation to extend and expand the state's historic rehabilitation tax credit program.
Fraternity leaders have joined the search for a missing University of Alabama student in Spain as efforts expand across Barcelona.
Alabama’s entire congressional delegation joined together on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives Thursday morning to honor the servicemembers killed in a KC-135 crash over western Iraq last week, including three airmen with ties to Birmingham’s Air National Guard. U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks), Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, led the […]
President Trump was joined by Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville for the transfer of U.S. servicemembers killed in Iran – three from Alabama.
A University of Alabama student from the Chicago suburbs, James Paul "Jimmy" Gracey, has been reported missing in Barcelona, Spain.
Lipscomb leaders met after a court ruling in the city council mayor dispute, signaling a reset as tensions and challenges remain.
Gov. Kay Ivey ordered flags lowered in Alabama on the day of interment for Maj. Alex Klinner, one of six service members killed in Iraq.
Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter ALGOP Chairman Scott Stadthagen spoke to how lawmakers and the party are more united than ever.
Alabama's closed primary bill cleared committee Tuesday with Speaker Ledbetter promising a House floor vote Thursday.
Support pours in for family of Alabama Air Force Major Alex Klinner as GoFundMe surpasses $1 million
The GoFundMe supporting the family of Air Force Major Alex Klinner of Alabama has surpassed $1 million as the community rallies around his
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Three Birmingham-based airmen were killed when a KC-135 tanker crashed in Iraq during Operation Epic Fury, including an Alabama native.

