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Phil Williams is now one major step away from confirmation as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama.
Tuscaloosa County Commission reaches agreement to purchase the historic Bama Theatre, preserving the landmark venue for arts, performances
The Alabama Veterans Resource Center is new statewide hub designed to help veterans and their families find support in one place.
An Alabama dentist was sentenced after prosecutors said he burned his own office in Evergreen to collect insurance money and pay creditors.
The Alabama House passed a $10.9 billion education budget including a teacher pay raise and $150 million for career and technical education.
The City of Lipscomb has filed a lawsuit against Mayor Robin Sims over a dispute involving the police chief and city leadership decisions.
Muscle Shoals is ready for its next encore with an economic development project that involved 6 years and the President of the United States.
The Alabama House passed HB 511, a proposed constitutional amendment requiring public schools to open each day with the Pledge of Allegiance.
UAB Hospital in Birmingham ranks as the fifth largest hospital in the United States with 1,400 beds, according to a new Becker’s Healthcare
Senate Pro Tem Garlan Gudger announced a bill to expand Alabama's Public Service Commission from three to seven elected seats.
A new study ranks Alabama 11th among the most federally dependent states, citing federal funding levels, tax returns and state revenue data.
Attorney General Marshall is not happy with the Governor's decision to commute the sentence of a death row inmate.
Storm damage reported across central Alabama after Monday’s storms as Alabama Power restores service to more than 27,000 customers and
ALGOP Chair Scott Stadthagen launched a youth outreach initiative and named party registration as his top legislative priority.
Gov. Ivey commuted the death sentence of Charles "Sonny" Burton Tuesday, two days before he was scheduled to be executed for a 1991 murder he did not commit.
Tuberville said Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Navy Secretary John Phelan plan to attend – and hopes President Trump will join them.
Orange Beach officials closed a section of Alabama Point East near Perdido Pass during spring break citing safety concerns and increased
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) under President Donald Trump wants to make sure that loans are prioritized for American citizens.
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville said Huntsville’s defense sector played a major role in U.S. actions in Iran, known as “Operation Epic Fury.”
Selma Mayor Johnny Moss responds after two shootings injured eight people during the Bloody Sunday anniversary Bridge Crossing Jubilee
Alabama’s weather will be active this week, which is to be expected in mid-March. Read more from James Spann about the days to come.
A global automotive supplier plans to turn a former steel mill in Gadsden into its largest-ever campus in a $430 million investment.
Nick Saban and Greg Sankey were just two of the attendees at Friday's roundtable on college sports, and each gave an impassioned plea.

