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Altec CEO Lee Styslinger, III announced his support for the United States-Mexico-Canada-Agreement, the historic trade deal negotiated by...

A study conducted by CenturyLink has determined that Alabamians really love Christmas.

Former Birmingham Water Works Board Chairwoman Sherry Lewis was sentenced for two felony ethics-law convictions. She will avoid prison time if...

About committing to the University of Alabama, Javion Cohen tweeted, "God led me home after everything I’ve been [through]."

Episode 7: Interview with Alabama Democratic Party Chair Chris England

Dale Jackson is joined the new chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party, State Representative Chris England (D-Tuscaloosa). England describes how growing up as the son of two public servants in Alabama led him to where he is today, from leaving the state to attend Howard University to winning the contentious inner-party struggle within the Alabama […]

Celebrate the Seventh Amendment in Tuscaloosa

The Alabama Association of Justice will conclude its Courthouse Appreciation Tour and Social next week in Tuscaloosa. The Association and its members invite all courthouse employees and judicial staff to celebrate 230 years of the Seventh Amendment guaranteeing the right to a civil jury trial. Join us for fun and refreshments in Tuscaloosa County on […]

Ever heard the maxim “Your right to swing your fist ends just where my nose begins?” It’s one the federal courts need to remember this week. On Thursday, the 11th Circuit US Court of Appeals will hear a case that originated in Florida related to transgender students and school bathroom usage. This decision will affect […]

UAB Hospital was recently named one of the nation’s 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals by IBM Watson Health. The study purports to identify top-performing cardiovascular hospitals in the United States. IBM Watson Health is a healthcare data and analytics branch of IBM that sells consulting services to hospitals around the world. According to the IBM Watson […]

Appearing on "Fox & Friends" on Thursday morning, Alabama Second Congressional District candidate Jessica Taylor launched her "Conservative Squad."

Horowitz declared that the FBI’s Trump-Russia investigation didn’t “vindicate” anyone, much to the surprise of the media and their Democrats

Impeachment will ensure once and for all that Doug Jones' brightest moments will just be a few lines on a former U.S. senator's wikipedia page come 2021.

Senator Richard Shelby reacted to the announcement that House Democrats will support President Trump's historic United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

The University of Alabama’s School of Social Work, which oversees a trio of state-focused behavioral health projects, has been given a $3.2 million grant to address the Yellowhammer state’s opioid crisis. The four-year project, dubbed “Project FREEDOM: First Responder Expansion of Education and Distribution of Overdose Medication,” will focus on first responders take place throughout the […]

Delivering opening remarks at the Birmingham Business Alliance's annual meeting on Wednesday, Mayor Randall Woodfin challenged the region's leaders to...

Regions Bank on Wednesday honored one of its Alabama associates in a major way for going above and beyond to better the lives of the company's customers.

The SEC's 14 coaches have voted Auburn quarterback Bo Nix as the SEC Freshman of the Year and tackle Derrick Brown as the Defensive Player of the Year.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Each Christmas season, I like to highlight a few of the kind things folks across East Alabama are doing for others. Below is a small sample of ways our fellow Alabamians have cared for each other over the past year. In Clay County at Central High School, a teacher, Amanda East, gathered […]

University of Alabama sophomore wide receiver and returner Jaylen Waddle was announced as the SEC Special Teams Player of the Year.

You're invited!

The biggest birthday party in Alabama’s history is taking place on December 14, and you are invited! Join us in Montgomery for the grand finale celebration of our state’s 200th birthday. Watch the parade, listen to concerts and performances, visit open houses and much more. This is sure to be a day you don’t want […]

On Wednesday, the City of Enterprise celebrates the 100-year anniversary of its iconic Boll Weevil Monument. The boll weevil is the only farming pest in the entire world to have its own monument. The boll weevil destroyed many cotton crops in Southwest Alabama from 1915-1918, nearly bankrupting many farmers in the area. Some growers in […]

Last week, Huntsville STAC Agent Bill Clardy III was shot and killed in the line of the duty, making Clardy the sixth such death in 2019 for Alabama and reflects an alarming trend for the state. Earlier this year, State Sen. Chris Elliott (R-Daphne) pushed for legislation that would include law enforcement employment as a […]

On Tuesday, the cities of Birmingham and Mountain Brook announced that they have declared themselves “TraffickingFree Zones” in advance of the World Games that will be held in Birmingham in 2021. Birmingham is the most populous city in America to make the declaration. The two cities join Vestavia Hills in proclaiming vigilance against the blight […]

The House Democrats have announced formal articles of impeachment they’re bringing against President Donald Trump

On Friday, another Alabama police officer was shot and killed in the line of the duty, which was the sixth such death in 2019. Huntsville STAC Agent Bill Clardy III was shot and killed. LaJeromeny Brown, the suspect behind the killing, was charged with capital murder. Clardy’s death is the latest in an alarming trend […]