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Today’s digital age allows app stores to be the gatekeepers of innovation–controlling which applications reach consumers and on what terms. This concentration of power has raised significant concerns about competition and consumer choice. To address these concerns, U.S. Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) and U.S. Representative John James (R-MI) introduced the App Store Accountability Act in […]
Over the weekend, a baby was found inside a hearse at West Gadsden Funeral Home, which prompted a murder investigation. Within 12 hours, Gadsden police arrested 29-year-old Terrica Pearl and charged her with murder in the death of her 21-month-old daughter, Blessence Pearl. WVTM 13 reported that a groundskeeper discovered the child’s body while moving the […]
It appears all but certain that former U.S. Rep Jerry Carl of Mobile will be running for his old seat, Alabama’s 1st Congressional District, in 2026. AL-01 consists of nine counties in South Alabama, including Baldwin and Mobile. RELATED: If Barry Moore goes statewide – who might run for his seat? Carl filed his Statement […]
On September 1st, Alabama families will receive another dose of relief at the checkout line. The state’s sales tax on groceries will drop from 3% to 2%, continuing a rollback that began in 2023. The change will also remove restrictions that kept some county and municipal governments from lowering the local portion of the grocery tax. While an additional […]
Longshore and McKnight cover multiple gridiron topics, Cam Little's 70 yard field goal, and Auburn players trouble with the police yet again.
7. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has outlined a military plan for Gaza City targeting Hamas, while the world is pretending to be outraged that Israel claims it killed an al-Jazeera journalist “alleged” to be a Hamas leader (which he was). 6. Even after a court ruling telling Alabama to use the recently redrawn and […]
After an initial special primary election came down to the wire, Cindy Myrex and Clint Hollingsworth will face off again in the GOP run-off election tomorrow to decide who’s the next State Representative for Alabama House District 12. Cindy Myrex, a realtor, Cullman resident, and first‑time candidate, was nine votes short of winning outright and […]
The owner of Huntsville television station WAFF Channel 48 has purchased the media group owner of WAAY Channel 31, also of Huntsville, in a multi-station deal. Atlanta-based Gray Media reached an agreement with Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group to acquire television stations in 10 markets – including Montgomery’s WCOV Channel 20 – for $171 million, […]
It’s been a long road to glory for Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts. Though Hurts has been questioned, doubted, cast aside, and just about everything else since his days in Tuscaloosa, he has come out the other side a champion both on and off the field. Hurts of course would finish his college […]
Contour Fabrications and Mechanical (CFM), a provider of mechanical maintenance and reel refurbishment services, is launching a new operation in Cleburne County, marking a milestone in rural industrial growth in Alabama. The project represents a $7 million investment and is expected to create 20 to 30 jobs, providing a valuable economic boost to the region […]
Pray First. Read Genesis 35. Change is hard. It comes with uncertainty, leaving behind the familiar, and often letting go of things we’ve grown to love. As a military family, many times we’ve let go, left behind, and moved to the unknown to begin again… and again. Yet with each move or change, we learned […]
Alabama’s business leaders got a clear message from voters Saturday morning: focus on the economy. At the Business Council of Alabama’s annual Governmental Affairs Conference, Cygnal presented a new BCA-commissioned survey, showing that 59% of Republican primary voters prefer elected officials prioritize economic issues such as jobs, reducing taxes and regulation, and infrastructure over any […]
When consumers consider their choices for fish on the dinner menu, many opt for grouper, a delicious species found in Gulf waters. When one of the participants at the 2025 Alabama Wildlife Federation (AWF) Wild Game Cook-Off State Finals had a choice of which fish to prepare, he ruled out the grouper in favor of […]
The Alabama Legislature has passed a new law aimed at helping expectant mothers get the care they need during pregnancy. Known as SB102, the law will take effect on October 1 and stay in place through 2028, allowing pregnant women to get temporary Medicaid coverage for prenatal care before their official application is approved. RELATED: […]
Three cities in North Alabama have landed on the “World Atlas” “8 Most Charming Town Squares In Alabama” list The town squares of Athens, Mentone and Florence encapsulated what the online geographical resource described as “… a common thread of friendly locals, cultural attractions, and a diverse mix of vintage architecture that adds sophistication to […]
Governor Kay Ivey issued her yearly message of encouragement to Alabama’s students on Monday, welcoming them back to the classroom for the 2025-2026 academic school year. In the video, Ivey asked pupils across the state to confidently face any school-related challenges that may arise in the coming months. “Whether walking into fourth grade or heading […]
As mentioned last week, the race for Lt. Governor will be one of the best on the ballot next year. It will pit two very popular constitutional officeholders striving to capture another secondary constitutional office. Secretary of State Wes Allen and Agriculture Commissioner Rick Pate will be the two horses in this contest. It is […]
Earlier this year, the DOJ has said its review of the files didn't produce evidence to justify investigating anyone who hasn't been charged.
The lawmakers highlighted his successes at the border, the passing of the tax cuts, and growth of the U.S. economy.
A $200,000 ADOC legal contract for William Lunsford of Butler Snow was put on hold by the Contract Review Committee Thursday.
More of President Donald Trump's tariffs go into effect as he continues to try to remake the world's economic order.Will it work?
The Alabama Crimson Tide’s 2025 season is just a couple of weeks away from kicking off as Alabama heads to Tallahassee to face off against the Florida State Seminoles. After a disappointing 2024 season, which saw the team lose three games in the regular season plus an embarrassing bowl game defeat against a dreadful Michigan […]
Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze finds himself firmly on the hot seat going into his third season on The Plains. With kickoff just weeks away, Freeze is stressing urgency and consistency to his players during preseason practice. During a post-practice press conference this week, Freeze was extremely candid when assessing his team’s performance and […]
The Alabama Forestry Association has promoted one of its own to become the organization’s next Director of External Affairs. On Friday, the industry and political powerhouse announced that Anna Morgan Skipper, Grassroots Coordinator with AFA since 2021, has been chosen to lead external affairs. In her new role, Skipper will continue to work with AFA […]

