Sports media personality Paul Finebaum revealed he is considering leaving ESPN, his employer since 2013, to run for public office. 

Paul Finebaum says ESPN blocked his planned Trump interview before Alabama–LSU in 2019, as the longtime broadcaster now weighs a U.S. Senate run in Alabama.

Palmer believes the Democrats are forcing a government shutdown because the party leadership wants to placate to their radical left base.

Marshall said they were able to really set an example of how to combat crime when they implemented the MACS unit in Montgomery.

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt lauded President Donald Trump for implementing new tariffs on imports of kitchen cabinets and furniture.

Tuberville is criticizing his colleagues on the other side of the aisle for possibly forcing the federal government to shutdown on Oct. 1.

The Alabama Poultry Trust PAC announced its supporting Rick Pate in his campaign for Lieutenant Governor on Tuesday morning. 

Alabama's top Republican lawmakers urged U.S. Senate Democrats to pass a "short-term funding extension" to avert a government shutdown.

ESPN/SEC Network host Paul Finebaum says he’s weighing a jump from sports talk to the U.S. Senate -- and he’d run as a Republican in Alabama.

Alabama Forestry Association made judicial endorsements: Brad Mendheim, Greg Shaw, Matt Fridy, Ben Bowden, Mary Windom and Beth Kellum.

In this guest opinion, U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) writes Alabama’s farmers are at the heart of our economy and our way of life.

Cheriogotis won by replicating the strategy that propelled Stimpson to three terms: Running up the score with white voters.

Steve Flowers previews Alabama’s 2026 elections, spotlighting five tight GOP primary races where ALFA’s endorsement is decisive.

U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures (D-Mobile) is criticizing the idea of sending the National Guard into Alabama cities to fight crime.

Governor Kay Ivey announced on Friday afternoon she will not call a special legislative session to redraw Alabama’s 2021 State Senate map.

After trailing by more than 200 votes in the first round, Homewood businessman Chris Lane pulled off a historic runoff comeback in Homewood.

UAB presented Britt and Capito with the O’Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Iron Strong medals – a rare honor.

U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt is blaming Democrats over the possibility that there could be a partial government shutdown on October 1, 2025. 

Three Auburn University students attended the memorial service for Charlie Kirk earlier this week with support from State Sen. Jay Hovey.

Yarbrough is hopeful that the Legislature will address the recent controversial issues parents have had the the AHSAA.

Life will be a little easier for nursing mothers on October 1 when Parker’s Law officially takes effect in Alabama.

WIRED named conservative activist and commentator CJ Pearson to its 2025 list of “22 Very Online Upstarts Changing the Face of Politics” this week. The annual feature highlights young influencers, creators, and insiders who are reshaping political communication in the digital era. Pearson, 23, attended the University of Alabama until his junior year before focusing […]

The Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Alabama announced Thursday its endorsement of Secretary of State Wes Allen for lieutenant governor. “Secretary Allen has a proven track record of standing with Alabama’s small business community,” said ABC of Alabama Chairman Tim Harrison. “He has been committed to cutting red tape, supporting voter integrity, and investing […]

Manufacture Alabama has added four new leaders to its board of directors. The statewide trade association announced the election of Matt Greer of Nucor Steel, Heather Wilson of United Launch Alliance, Phil Fultz of ArcelorMittal Calvert, and David Fernandes of Mazda Toyota Manufacturing. Organization officials said the appointments will help strengthen advocacy efforts for Alabama’s […]