University of Alabama law professor and MSNBC legal analyst Joyce Vance actually believes that attacks on ICE agents by illegal immigrants could be justified

Something new is coming to Alabama’s weather world. In a video message posted to The Alabama Weather Network’s platforms, James Spann announced the launch of a new 24/7 digital weather channel dedicated to serving all 67 counties of Alabama. This is welcome news to many Alabamians. “This is James Spann, Chief Meteorologist for ABC 33/40 […]

A small group of Mexican restaurants in the Auburn-Opelika area, are currently being raided by law enforcement agencies in a series of immigration enforcement operations. According to WRBL in Columbus, Georgia, the effort is being led by Homeland Security Investigations in conjunction with efforts from local and state authorities. RELATED: Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft […]

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight,  day 2 of SEC Media Days is starting strong and the hosts started with reflections on the subdued nature of most coach and player interviews, arguing that little groundbreaking news typically emerges from these sessions. John and Barry noted the carefully crafted responses expected from participants and shared that […]

U.S. Senator Katie Britt brought in more than $779,000 for her principal campaign committee in the second quarter of 2025, according to her latest quarterly Federal Election Commission filing. Britt’s (R-Montgomery) campaign committee, Britt For Alabama, Inc., reported raising $779,512.55 during the reporting period, which covered April 1 through June 30. The sum ranks as […]

The City of Mountain Brook has joined the City of Tuscaloosa in a lawsuit challenging Alabama’s current method of distributing revenue from the state’s Simplified Sellers Use Tax (SSUT). Tuscaloosa approved filing the lawsuit at its July 2 meeting, and the Mountain Brook City Council voted unanimously to join during its meeting on July 15. […]

While speaking on his WJOX program, McElroy and Cubelic in the Morning, former Alabama quarterback and SEC analyst Greg McElroy made major waves after sharing intel from a source who is “in the know” that believes Nick Saban might return to the world of coaching. RELATED: Would Saban actually return to coaching? Some think rumor […]

State Rep. Phillip Ensler announced Monday he will not seek a second term in the Alabama House of Representatives, saying he plans to return to his home state of New York following the end of his term in 2026. “After tremendous consideration, I have decided not to seek reelection to the Alabama State House of […]

The Business Council of Alabama (BCA) and its political arm, ProgressPAC, made an endorsement in what is shaping up to be the most competitive statewide race of the 2026 cycle. On Monday, BCA announced its endorsement of former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell in his campaign for Attorney General of Alabama. According to BCA, […]

Southeastern Conference analyst and radio host on WJOX in Birmingham, Greg McElroy, kicked off the SEC Media Days in Atlanta with news that could change the entire SEC. McElroy revealed that he has recently heard from a “prominent source in the know”  that former Alabama Crimson Tide Head Coach Nick Saban may return to the […]

Alabama is considering joining 10 other states pursuing legislation to ban the use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for purchasing candy and soda. The proposed change comes as part of a growing national debate over whether taxpayer-funded food assistance should cover sugary and high-fat foods. State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) announced he will […]

The Trump administration is challenging a federal restraining order limiting ICE operations in Los Angeles, while securing a big win in their effort to reform the Department of Education and seeking to continue a pause of billions of dollars

In his bid for Governor of Alabama in 2026, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville continues to rack up key endorsements coveted by candidates across the campaign trail. On Monday, the Alabama Bankers Association, which serves as the voice of the industry across state and local government, announced their official endorsement of Tuberville (R-Auburn). “Sen. Tuberville is […]

With all of the apartment and rental home developments going up in the area, Huntsville finds itself in the top 10 markets for renting, a recent report from WalletHub said. According to WalletHub, the Huntsville area ranks No. 7 in its “Best Places to Rent in America” list. WalletHub is a personal finance company that […]

Former U.S. Attorney Jay Town recently announced that he has been hired by Newsmax as a legal analyst. The one-time federal prosecutor, who was appointed to a position within the U.S. Department of Justice by President Donald Trump in 2017, posted about his new job with the media company on X. RELATED: Former U.S. Attorney […]

Briarwood Presbyterian Church has officially named Rev. Dr. John Scott Redd Jr. as its next senior pastor, making him just the third full-time senior pastor to lead the church since its founding 65 years ago. According to AL.com, the church’s congregation voted to call Redd on June 15, and the Evangel Presbytery formally approved his appointment during a […]

Birmingham’s Powell Steam Plant, built in the 1800s, will now be repurposed to power individuals often overlooked in society by providing them with entertainment experiences designed for their individual needs. KultureCity plans to preserve the site’s history while also creating a new vision to enrich the lives of this deserving population. KultureCity, a Birmingham-born nonprofit […]

Gov. Kay Ivey announced that the first group of Alabama rescue workers arrived in Texas today to assist with disaster relief efforts. Yellowhammer News reported last week that Governor Kay Ivey announced the deployment of a 40-person Alabama search and rescue team to assist Texas following devastating floods that killed more than 100 people. That […]

U.S. Rep. Dale Strong is continuing to promote his bill that is aimed at prevent China from owning too much farmland in the U.S.

SEC Media Days kicked off on Monday morning in Atlanta, Georgia, and as is always the case, it’s the unofficial start to the college football season. With fans desperate for any piece of information as they continue to try to run out the clock until toe meets leather, every word delivered by coaches, players, and […]

Church of the Highlands mobilized more than 19,000 volunteers on Saturday for its annual Serve Day, helping to meet the practical needs of communities across Alabama, Georgia, and beyond, according to church representatives. Serve Day is an annual Highlands event where volunteers from each of the church’s 26 campuses meet physical and spiritual needs through […]

Expect another huge crowd of anglers and spectators for the 92nd Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo (ADSFR) during Alabama’s premier fishing event July 17-20 at the rodeo site on Dauphin Island. A tarpon tournament held in 1929 started the long journey to today’s largest saltwater fishing tournament in the world. Participation has grown from 250 anglers at […]

Chris Beeker III, a Tuscaloosa Republican and native of Greene County, currently serving in Place 2 of the Alabama Public Service Commission, announced Monday that he is now seeking a full term. Beeker was appointed to the commission by Gov. Kay Ivey in 2024, succeeding his father, Chip Beeker. His campaign is promoting public service […]

Members of the Alabama Republican Congressional continue to promote the benefits from the 'One, Big, Beautiful, Bill."