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During the business session of the Alabama Farmers Federation's 98th annual meeting on Monday, nearly 500 voting delegates representing all 67 counties...

Three scientists at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology in Huntsville have been included on the Web of Science Group’s list of the world’s most highly cited researchers. A highly cited scientist is one whose work is frequently referenced as noteworthy in other academic works. According to the report, “Of the world’s population of scientists and […]

For whom the bridge tolls

If you’ve followed the news lately you could not have missed the fact that there has been a kerfluffle of the highest order near the Alabama coastline. Like a scene from the old fairy tale, the Three Billy Goats Gruff, the local populace has thrown the “bridge trolls” into the bay and seemingly defeated the […]

Another college football regular season is in the books, and the conference for which it simply matters more has the top-ranked team in the playoff. Bowl prep will soon begin for the league’s nine teams playing in the postseason, and the early signing period is less than 10 days away. So now seems like as […]

It takes a completely unlikable candidate and makes him seem like a hero for standing up to the outrage mobs, cancel culture and liberal Democrats who are condemning him to hell for standing up for God.

Terry Saban -- or "Miss Terry" as she is warmly known around Tuscaloosa, was seen showing off her dance moves, displaying some rhythm in the process.

Governor Kay Ivey has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff on Tuesday, on the day of interment, for Huntsville Police Officer Billy Fred Clardy, III.

MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey took part in the 11th annual Wreaths Across America ceremony at the capitol on Monday. The service is part of a nationwide effort designed to help Americans remember and honor their fallen defenders during the holiday season. Joining Governor Ivey at the event were Major General Sheryl Gordon, Blue Star […]

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 […]

The Associated Press released its All-Southeastern Conference (SEC) football team, with the University of Alabama and Auburn University well-represented.

Congressman Bradley Byrne delivered a powerful primer on how the future USS Mobile will eventually play a vital role in defending our nation.

Huntsville police officer Billy Fred Clardy ⅠⅠⅠ was shot and killed by suspect LaJeromeny Brown

The Alabama Farmers Federation on Sunday presented U.S. Rep. Martha Roby with the organization's highest honor -- the Service to Agriculture Award.

Are we running out of resources?

Thanksgiving began as a celebration of nature’s bounty. Nature’s bounty includes natural resources. Despite reports to the contrary, Cato Institute research demonstrates that we still have plenty of natural resources. Human ingenuity and nature’s generosity explain why. That we must run out of oil, natural gas, and other resources seems obvious. Since we cannot manufacture […]

When will Democrats realize impeachment isn't working for them?

Bowl game matchups were announced for Yellowhammer State college football teams on Sunday, including the Crimson Tide, Auburn and UAB.

Although Dr. Kevin Chance has tickled the ivories on concert stages around the world, including at the famed Carnegie Hall in New York City, he said his greatest satisfaction comes from watching his students grow into successful, confident performers. “One of my greatest memories is the first time I had a student perform their first solo recital,” […]

The matchups for the college football playoff are set, and Jalen Hurts is back in Atlanta to face No. 1 LSU. Hurts’ No. 4 Sooners are set to take on the Bayou Tigers in the Peach Bowl on December 28 in the first round of the playoffs. No. 2 Ohio State takes on No. 3 […]

The Grinch can’t steal Christmas in downtown Childersburg. To help catch shoppers’ interest, members of the Gaston Chapter of the Alabama Power Service Organization (APSO) spruced up an empty shop window with trees, lighting and bright pops of holiday color. Indeed, the Gaston Grinch transformed a forlorn window into a joyful holiday scene.

As Dolly Fox watched “Rockers on Broadway,” a New York fundraiser she produced, unfold a couple of weeks ago, she realized it was a full-circle moment for her. Her mother, Yolande Betbeze Fox, had won the talent preliminary and the title crown at both the Miss Alabama and Miss America pageants, and Dolly Fox herself had gotten some early performing […]

Roby: Celebrating 200 years of Alabama

For many, December 14 will be just another day to cross off the calendar; it’s another day closer to the holidays and the new year. For Alabamians, it marks one of the greatest celebrations to date in the history of our state. On December 14, 1819, Alabama was incorporated into the Union as the nation’s […]

Alabama Power Foundation marks 30 years of giving

It’s hard to imagine a time when the Alabama Power Foundation didn’t exist, especially for the dozens of organizations throughout the state that have advanced with its support. For three decades, the foundation has looked for ways to elevate Alabama and boost communities through charitable giving, giving back more than $230 million to the communities that Alabama Power serves. […]

At Austal USA's world-class shipbuilding facility in its namesake city, the future USS Mobile (LCS 26) was christened on Saturday in front of thousands.

The Hangout Music Festival, the three-day music event at Gulf Shores, announced the lineup for its 11th annual event to take place May 15-19, 2020. Here are the artists scheduled to attend: