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The United States Senate Race in Alabama has seen a serious twist in the first quarter with Morgan Murphy raising more than $1 million.

State Sen. Gerald Allen introduced legislation in the 2026 Regular Session that would place Alabama’s existing ban on slap fighting into state law.

7. Alabama’s QB1 Ty Simpson reportedly received a $6.5 million NIL offer to skip the NFL draft, enter the transfer portal, and stay in college football (allegedly from Miami), highlighting escalating name-image-likeness compensation. 6. ICE arrested and detained more children in Alabama under the current Trump administration than ever before (4 a month), drawing criticism, […]

If the favored Indiana Hoosiers come home with the Natty, how will the team rank against college football's gold standard?

Rep. Paschal wants to allow retired state employees to return to work as full-time drivers to address school bus driver shortages.

If we ask God to connect us with others, He will certainly do it. He knows everyone on the planet, and knows who He wants to reach, and how. Every person was created by Him, on purpose, and for a purpose. When we step into His plans, and ask Him what He wants to do […]

Alabama screen use childcare

State Rep. Jeana Ross is calling for a comprehensive, statewide framework governing screen use for children from birth through kindergarten.

There are roughly 100 days until Alabama’s statewide primary election on May 19, which is suddenly just around the corner.

Authorities continue searching the Alabama River for a Wetumpka man who went missing over the weekend after launching a small boat.

David Turner Regions

Regions announced Chief Financial Officer David Turner will retire March 31 following a nearly 40-year career in auditing and finance.

Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Ty Simpson has reportedly been offered a $6.5 million NIL deal to take his name out of the NFL Draft.

Protests Democrats

Democrats ginning up another weekend of outrage over a liberal protester creating a terrible situation for herself and law enforcement is sad

Alabama non-citizen voters

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen is showing where noncitizens were illegally registered to vote — and where illegal ballots were cast.

As lawmakers convene for the 2026 Regular Session, ALGOP Chairman John Wahl said Republicans are entering the session with momentum.

Ivey Huntsville

Governor Kay Ivey honors Huntsville's Rodney Smith Jr. during her final State of the State Address for his impactful service.

America is fully behind Iranians' struggle for freedom. No leader is untouchable, and the fight for liberty is worth the risk.

Jamie Kiel

State Rep. Jamie Kiel hopes lawmakers will take up two bills he filed ahead of the 2026 legislative session.

7. A controlled demolition blast brought down the former tallest man-made structure in North Alabama, a tower that tested rockets, sending a massive boom through the area, with residents reporting feeling the effects across the region. 6. President Donald Trump says the U.S. is closely monitoring Iran while considering potential options amid escalating tensions, although […]

Terri Sewell

Alabama Congresswoman Terri Sewell finished 2025 near the very top of a list no lawmaker wants to have to explain.

Mud dumping Mobile

Two Alabama lawmakers are teaming up to lessen the amount of mud spewed into Mobile Bay the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Barry Moore

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore believes the EPA needs to be reined in and he's put forward a bill to accomplish that goal. 

Former UAB head coach Trent Dilfer is back in the news, launching cringy takes at the only university that gave him a chance.

Michael J. Brooks: Praying for our leaders

The Roman god Janus was the god of two faces. A mature face looked back with reflection. A youthful face looked forward with anticipation. How fitting the first month of the year is named for him in the sense that we do both things. I looked back at 2025 in my inaugural sermon this year […]

Tom Greene: Twenty-five years of bowling alone

In 2000, Robert Putnam observed something peculiar. More Americans than ever were bowling. But fewer people were bowling in group leagues. It was a simple observation. Our desire to go bowling alone is a metaphor for the postmodern decline of human connection. The kind of connection that allows communities to thrive. Like any good social […]