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Senator Katie Britt has made a huge funding announcement which will award more than $30 million to projects in Mobile Bay.
Speaker Ledbetter says the Alabama House adjourned the 2026 session with a historic four-year record on education, taxes, and public safety
Alabama's closed primary bill died in the Senate on the final day of the session after passing the House and clearing a Senate committee.
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday signed House Bill 381, known as the Sarah Marsh Heaven’s 27 Camp Safety Act.
The AL-1 Republican primary is tightening with six weeks out as Jerry Carl and Rhett Marques battle for the open seat.
Alabama's Senate passed a school prayer and Pledge of Allegiance constitutional amendment, sending it to voters on the November 2026 ballot.
Alabama's Legislature passed Beau's Law, banning unlawful dog tethering and establishing escalating criminal penalties for violations statewide.
Alabama Secretary of State candidate Caroleene Dobson thinks that more would needs to be done to secure elections in the Yellowhammer State.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore doesn't want Congress to make a deal to end the partial government shutdown until ICE is fully funded.
Former Alabama coach Nick Saban and current UA President Dr. Peter Mohler both praised President Trump's Executive Order on college sports.
Alabama's Legislature passed HB98, the Law Enforcement Officers' Family Scholarship Act, providing tuition assistance to officers' families.
Reynolds details how Alabama lawmakers are taking cautious fiscal approach as 2026 session nears end
Rep. Rex Reynolds says Alabama lawmakers kept 2026 session budget growth under 1% while preparing for future revenue declines and protecting
Barry Moore unveiled 56 county coordinators across Alabama as he works to build statewide support in the race for the U.S. Senate.
Here’s our look behind the curtain of who’s running state government right now more than ever: The Power and Influence Class of 2026.
Wes Allen launches his first 2026 Lt. Governor campaign ad highlighting conservative record, election policy actions, and Trump praise.
Tommy Tuberville and President Trump are each taking steps to try to reduce the chaos in college sports this week.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt believes that Republicans have made progress in addressing the issue of the high cost of childcare across the country.
Here’s our look behind the curtain of who’s running state government right now more than ever: The Power and Influence Class of 2026.
The Alabama Legislature honored Houston County Lt. Robert Hopkins with the Law Enforcement Medal of Honor for his actions during a 2025 Dothan
One of the underdogs in the race to be Alabama's next U.S. Senator is calling foul over some of the recent polling released in the contest.
Will Ainsworth was honored at a surprise reception as his final legislative session as Alabama lieutenant governor nears its end.
One hundred years ago, in April of 1926, Reza Khan Pahlavi was crowned Shah of Iran. His coronation marked one of the most significant turning points in the country’s modern history. It symbolized far more than a change of monarch: it represented the end of the declining Qajar dynasty, the birth of the Pahlavi regime, […]
"As a member of the Montgomery City Council, I have watched with growing concern as our city grapples with serious public safety challenges."

