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Dothan appoints Jason Wright as Governmental and External Affairs Coordinator to lead funding and partnerships.
Jimmy Kimmel returned to ABC, with 4 Alabama TV stations not airing his program, offering a teary-eyed "apology" suggesting he wasn't assigning blame for Charlie Kirl's murder even though he actually did just that, and President Donald Trump hammered Kimmel and ABC after the return
Spiro Cheriogotis defeated Democrat State Rep. Barbara Drummond in a runoff election that marked a new chapter in Mobile's history.
AJ McCarron, the former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback and Mobile native, will run for statewide office in 2026
Head coach Kalen DeBoer and Alabama Crimson Tide football faces a must-win at Georgia this weekend in Athens.
Mobile has a vital election to replace 12-year Mayor Sandy Stimpson, who is not seeking re-election for a fourth term. The runoff election between State Rep. Barbara Drummond (D-Mobile) and former District Court Judge Spiro Cheriogotis is expected to be close. Mobile voters reported problems Tuesday when some were flagged as “inactive” and initially prevented […]
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is praising President Donald Trump's decision to designate ANTIFA as a terrorist organization.
Hugh Freeze talked about Bruce Pearl and their relationship, congratulating him on such a legendary coaching career.
The Business Council of Alabama is making its first endorsements of the 2026 election cycle in lawmakers who are “pro-business champions”
Meta plans an expansion of its Montgomery Data Center, bringing total investment in Alabama’s capital to more than $1.5 billion.
Chadwick Farm, a sprawling 1,827-acre sporting property just 45 miles from Birmingham, one of Alabama’s premier recreational estates, is now on the market. The property combines the character of Appalachia with the feel of a southern hunting plantation and comes fully equipped for year-round outdoor enjoyment. The estate’s landscape is carefully maintained, featuring rolling quail […]
Alabama's non-partisan municipal elections are a total joke and need to be moved to align with partisan races for state and federal office.The elections are full of misinformation and apathy, make them partisan, and that changes.The two-party system is not perfect, but it is far better than the guessing game taking place in the off-year municipal elections.
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A recent 147-page study by Chicago-based Hunden Partners, commissioned earlier this year by the Brocato administration, is under scrutiny.
Alabama A&M University President Daniel K. Wims testified before Congress recently, urging lawmakers to strengthen America’s agriculture.
Alabama's congressional delegation hosted the state's top business and economic leaders to discuss bringing jobs and investment home.
Next year, Alabama will elect a new Attorney General for the first time in nearly a decade. For law enforcement, this will be an extremely important decision. The partnership between law enforcement and the Attorney General’s Office has historically ebbed and flowed—while some AGs have stood up and really fought for the men and women in […]
The Alabama Association of Realtors details why Alabama is a great place to live – and now, the rest of the nation is taking notice.
Former Hoover High School standout and Alabama Crimson Tide legend Will Reichard kicked a 62-yard field goal to set an NFL team record.
CNN analyst Harry Enten cautioned Democrats about midterm election risks, citing polling data showing potential losses ahead, "that most Americans still trust Republicans over Democrats on some major issues."
U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) is working to revive one of the tenets of the American Dream, growing increasingly out of reach for many: Homeownership.
Judge Madeline Haikala decided to not advance the lawsuit due to lack of standing, as the plaintiffs could not demonstrate direct harm or entitlement to relief.
Marshall criticized former President Joe Biden and former special counsel Jack Smith for previously launching the investigations in 2012.

