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BCA endorsed former Henry County Probate Judge David Money in the Republican primary for House District 85 over State Rep. Rick Rehm.
Former Alabama basketball player Charles Bediako was granted immediate eligibility to participate once again in Alabama men’s basketball.
Sen. Tuberville announced his nomination of 47 Alabama students to attend one of the four U.S. service academies as part of the class of 2030.
"Ernst," a 1,000-pound adolescent female Great White Shark, has pinged on its tracking device in Alabama’s Gulf waters since January 11.
"I support HB161, the App Store Accountability Act, which would require app stores to first get parental approval before Alabama minors can download apps."
Nick Saban left college football during a time the sport was rapidly changing, and he's not afraid to throw a little shade about it.
RAIN ARRIVES LATER TODAY: Clouds will increase across Alabama today ahead of a surface front, and rain will move into the western counties this afternoon; expect a high this afternoon in the 53-63 degree range. We expect a few periods of rain tomorrow and Friday; highs will be in the 50s. WEEKEND WINTER STORM THREAT: […]
7. An Alabama House committee passed a bill repealing the law establishing the University of Alabama’s School of Social Work, citing concerns over the program’s direction, curriculum focus, and alignment with state priorities. 6. A nationwide walkout drew thousands to the streets on the anniversary of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, for the latest in regular […]
The Mountain Brook City Council formally honored the Marsh family this week by naming John Marsh as Mayor for the Day.
Palmer agrees with President Donald Trump that what happens in the territory of Greenland also affects America's national security.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall wants to help blow up a $20 billion climate slush fund approved under the Biden administration.
Huntsville Hospital Health System is acquiring Crestwood Medical Center and its associated outpatient facilities.
AWF is praising Sen. Katie Britt for securing $1 million in federal funding to support oyster reef restoration efforts in Alabama.
Gambling has long been a perennial issue in Alabama, and in recent years, sports gambling specifically has emerged within that conversation.
While Democrats can defend former CNN anchor Don Lemon's raid on a church with a bunch of deranged anti-ICE protestors, the DOJ cannot.
The NFL is playing its conference title games to see who earns the right to go to the Super Bowl and some former Tigers will take the field.
Seasonal trends held steady in Alabama’s housing market in December, with home sales remaining higher than the same period last year.
The 2026 prayer rally will be held outside the State House building on Wednesday, on this second week of the 2026 regular session.
Longleaf Recovery & Wellness will host a free continuing education training focused on recognizing and responding to relapse risk.
For many Alabama households, streaming has become expensive, but combined Netflix-WBD would allow more content on fewer platforms.
Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth announced on Tuesday his endorsement of Caroleene Dobson for the seat in the 2026 election cycle.
This morning, Alabama Public Library Service (APLS) Board Chairman John Wahl issued a formal letter to the Fairhope Public Library Board.
Trump’s endorsement of Barry Moore for Alabama's U.S. Senate seat will upend recent statewide polling — as the race for AG is wide open.
7. The convential wisdom that the party of the president will lose midterms may be being questioned after a new poll shows Americans trust Republicans more than Democrats on key issues of the economy, tariffs, and immigration; as a New York Times opinion piece suggests Democratic electoral strategy is not that good; and Elon Musk is […]

