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Alabama's Secretary of State is praising the DOJ for arresting a non-citizen who was caught illegally voting in elections.
Dothan-based Southeast Health announced Friday that it has joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network, becoming the first hospital in Alabama.
The Alabama Legislature passed a law requiring commercial truck drivers to demonstrate English proficiency and carry valid documents.
Former Alabama coach Nick Saban is going to be attending President Trump's NIL roundtable on Friday at the White House.
Montgomery landed a massive industrial win Friday as Hyundai USA announced a $200 million expansion of its manufacturing operation.
The Alabama House passed bills creating tax credits for employers who loan workers to teach career tech classes and streamlining certification for out-of-state instructors.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore believes the new Farm Bill making its way through Congress will be good for farmers in Alabama and across the country.
UAB joins 53 medical schools nationwide committing to expand nutrition training for medical students beginning in fall 2026.
Tommy Tuberville honors March Veteran of the Month Harold Stanford of Barfield, highlighting his Army aviation service and two Vietnam tours.
U.S. Senators Katie Britt and Ted Cruz have introduced federal legislation voiding NDAs that silence child sexual abuse survivors.
The U.S. Coast Guard is purchasing the long beleaguered Birmingham Southern College campus for a next-gen training facility.
The Pentagon has named Auburn University as a potential new partner for military education programs, part of a broader shake-up ordered by Pete Hegseth.
The City of Trussville has selected Dave Morrette as its new police chief following a competitive selection process that drew 45 candidates.
Mayor Nick Derzis outlines the Hoover infrastructure plan, including a $15 million capital budget, $150 million in deferred needs and Galleria
Alabama's largest business and insurance groups are pushing back against a surge of healthcare mandate bills due to concerns about costs.
A new statewide coalition, Freedom First Alabama, was launched today with a clear mission: Stop the spread of costly big-government policies.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has secured a $29.5 million settlement with Vanguard in a multistate antitrust lawsuit.
Deadly Sunday in Montgomery: Two domestic-related shootings leave three dead, including a Carmichael Road homicide and a Chase Park Drive
Austal and the Poarch Creek Indians have signed a strategic outsourcing partnership to expand shipbuilding capacity on the Gulf Coast.
Governor Kay Ivey on Monday appointed Ronald “Rex” Vaughn II to serve as chairman of the Madison County Commission.
Sen. Britt recently delivered remarks at the Investiture Ceremony of Hal Mooty as U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama.
Alabama’s Republicans are hailing the decisive action against the world’s top terror sponsor as U.S. strikes on Iran continue.

