Politics — Page 119
Rep. Dale Strong is continuing to push for increased accountability from the Chinese Communist Party as the foreign power seeks to grow its influence further in the United States and across the globe.
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson has announced that he will not be seeking a fourth term in office. Stimpson, who has led Mobile for over ten years, revealed his decision in a video released on Wednesday.
Members of Alabama’s delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives held a moment of silence for the shooting in Birmingham over the weekend that killed 4 and injured more than a dozen. Over 100 rounds were fired and a $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to arrests. U.S. Reps. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile), Robert […]
Givan argued that while she supports more gun control, she believes that's not the core issue plaguing the community.
Opelika City Council President and native, Eddie Smith, has announced that he is running to become the city's next mayor. Although the race in 2025 is still several months out Smith wants to give his fellow Opelikans a chance to get to know him better
Amid an ongoing youth mental health crisis worsened by the use of widespread and unlimited social media use, Senator Katie Britt is continuing to take steps to protect America's children from the growing issue.
The Republican Party has long been accused of being ineffective by the media and the other side of the aisle. Despite calling out the crisis at our southern border from the beginning and passing effective legislation for border security, this Administration and Democratic lawmakers have only enabled waves of illegals crossing into our country. On […]
Tuberville is taking the opportunity at the beginning of football season to remind people of the current problems with NIL in college sports.
The bill is in response to when the Mexican government invaded and shut down Vulcan’s Punta Venado deep-water port in Quintana Roo.
Governor Kay Ivey announced Monday the appointment of Chris Beeker III to the Alabama Public Service Commission, Place 2. Beeker will complete the remaining term of his father, Chris “Chip” Beeker, Jr., who announced his decision to step down from his seat on the Public Service Commission due to health challenges. “Chris Beeker, III, possesses […]
During an appearance on Monday's "The Jeff Poor Show" on FM Talk 106.5, Stringer said that more gun control isn't a real solution.
Alabamians looking to obtain a general election sample ballot for the November 5 election can now do so on the Secretary of State’s website. Wes Allen, the Alabama Secretary of State, said Monday that sample ballots for all counties across the state are now accessible online.
A complete turnover of statewide elected officials is coming in 2026. From the Governor of Alabama to Lt. Governor to Attorney General and State Auditor, all current incumbents are term-limited. We recently analyzed who might be in the running for Governor in 2026, which includes current Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall. Of the various elected […]
After this weekend's mass shooting in Birmingham left four dead and seventeen wounded, multiple elected officials are once again renewing their calls for state legislators to pass a ban on Glock switches. The device allows a semi-automatic Glock pistol to function as a fully automatic firearm when attached.
Former President Donald Trump is confirmed for a return to Bryant-Denny Stadium this Saturday to watch the Alabama Crimson Tide take on the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs at home. The University of Alabama, the Alabama Republican Party, U.S. Senator Katie Britt, and the Trump campaign itself have each confirmed the visit. “We have been notified […]
State Rep. Tracy Estes arrested for making violent threats against wife after protective order filed
Northwest Alabama elected official, State Rep. Tracy Estes (R-Winfield), was arrested by the Marion County Sheriffs Office on Friday night on a third-degree domestic violence charge and booked into the Marion County Jail. According to WBRC, John “Tracy” Estes, 57, was the subject of a protective order successfully filed by his wife, two hours before […]
Lt. Governor Ainsworth, Pro Tem Reed share excitement for The Saban Center after visit to Tuscaloosa
Alabama Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth and Alabama Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Reed visited with the legendary Nick and Terry Saban in Tuscaloosa on Thursday to continue momentum first publicly announced last March in Governor Kay Ivey’s 2023 State of the State Address. The Saban Center, which will fittingly call Tuscaloosa home, will also serve […]
Kitchens recently visited the border with the Marshall County Legislative Delegation to gain firsthand insight into the border crisis.
Wahl promised to keep the libraries safe places for kids after he was elected as chairman of the APLS Board of Directors
State Rep. Parker Moore of Decatur has been appointed to Alabama's Joint Transportation Committee. The lawmaker received notice of his appointment in a letter this week from Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a historic executive order this week that temporarily protects the state’s colleges and universities from any Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) violations, amid ongoing uncertainty about what is and isn’t allowed. Under the order, the NCAA is prohibited from taking any “adverse action” against schools in the state for NIL-related […]
Moore blamed the Biden administration border policies for the overdose deaths of thousands of young people in the country due to fentanyl.
Governor Kay Ivey signed a proclamation celebrating National Hunting and Fishing Day in Alabama, set to take place on Saturday, September 28, 2024. The day marked been held annually on every 4th Saturday of September since 1972 to celebrate the impact that hunting, fishing and shooting sports have in the United States with regards to […]

