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Coach Nick Saban -- who first became involved with Mercedes-Benz by heading up a Birmingham dealership in 2014 -- has obviously made massive amounts of money in the coaching profession.
Alabama’s rural hospitals are vanishing. This devastating crisis is unfolding in the heart of our state, jeopardizing not only the health of our people but the very foundation of rural communities. Since 2011, at least seven rural hospitals in Alabama have closed their doors for good. On our current path, more than half of the […]
Many of Alabama's political leaders are excited that President Donald Trump will be giving the commencement address at the University of Alabama on the evening of May 1.
President Donald Trump will return to the Yellowhammer State in a little over a week to deliver the spring commencement address at the University of Alabama. It will be the commander-in-chief’s third time on the Tuscaloosa campus, and while many in the state appreciate the historic significance of the upcoming speech — some liberals are […]
Over the past three years, states have been receiving settlement funds from federal lawsuits against major pharmaceutical companies. To date, Alabama has secured over $300 million, and I expect that figure to continue growing. These funds are directed to the state’s Opioid Settlement Fund, which the Legislature appropriates. In 2022, the Legislature created the Oversight […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide is headed into the second season of not just the Kalen DeBoer era, but the Kane Wommack era as well.After being hired away from his role as head coach at South Alabama, Wommack's unit struggled heavily in the early portion of his first season.
Russell informed the court that she has been making $50 a month payments on time to pay for her restitution.
During the 2025 legislative session, there have been two attempts at granting the State Superintendent of Education increased power. Proponents of HB344/SB215 and HB498/SB292 argue that the legislation would enhance oversight by empowering the State Superintendent to issue subpoenas, summon witnesses, and appoint special investigators to conduct investigations. Despite what proponents say, there are serious […]
Four years after Alabama legalized medical cannabis, one of the state's most recognized parent advocates is calling on lawmakers to intervene as patients remain without access to treatment.
It looks like a bunch of student loan borrowers may want to consider joining the military after the White House announced plans to recover unpaid student loan debt by targeting pensions, wages, and tax returns, so the media is raising concerns about financial impacts on borrowers who willingingly borrowed money having to pay it back
Fifty-five miles south of Huntsville and 50 miles north of Birmingham lies Cullman, a thriving community of 45,000 residents. A city of this size requires exceptional healthcare, accessible to all who call the region home. That’s where Cullman Regional Medical Center plays a critical role. As an independent, community-driven hospital, Cullman Regional is not only […]
The Huntsville-based provider of advanced engineering solutions was awarded a contract by L3Harris Technologies in support of Next Generation Jammer – Low Band engineering and manufacturing development.
In a groundbreaking move, Alabama-based Pursell Agri-Tech is teaming with Wastech Group, an integrated agricultural and landscaping solutions provider based in Southeast Asia, to establish a state-of-the-art facility in Malaysia dedicated to the production of advanced controlled-release fertilizers.
Although data shows that Birmingham City Schools are making progress in several key areas, much work remains to achieve the district’s long-term goal of becoming a recognized leader in public education and preparing students for global success.
After days of tension and procedural slowdowns, the Alabama Senate showed signs of smoother sailing Tuesday, advancing two high-profile bills with less resistance than expected. Senators first took up SB322, sponsored by Sen. Pro Tem Garlan Gudger (R-Cullman), which amends state law to allow qualifying community development districts — such as one proposed near Smith […]
Legislation that would restructure the Birmingham Water Works Board and convert it into a regional utility cleared the Alabama Senate County and Municipal Government committee on Tuesday, reigniting a decades-old fight over governance, accountability and control of Alabama’s largest water system. SB330, sponsored by State Sen. Dan Roberts (R-Mountain Brook), would shift appointment power for […]
North Alabama's already significant manufacturing capabilities are about to surge once again thanks to a multi-million-dollar investment from a Cincinnati-based manufacturing corporation.
The University of Alabama officially confirmed on Tuesday that President Donald Trump will deliver a special spring commencement address at Coleman Coliseum on the evening of Thursday, May 1. “The University of Alabama is honored to have been selected as one of the universities President Donald J. Trump will visit to deliver a spring commencement […]
Across Alabama on Easter Sunday, thousands of worshipers gathered to celebrate the most significant day on the Christian calendar, with some churches welcoming crowds large enough to fill small towns.
Kenneth Cox, a longtime coach, administrator, and civic leader, has announced his candidacy for Hoover City Council in the city’s upcoming municipal election on August 26.
State Rep. Patrick Sellers gave a ringing endorsement of a bill that would require the Ten Commandments be displayed in schools.
On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry focused heavily on Alabama’s presence in Green Bay, dissecting draft stock for Jalen Milroe and other Crimson Tide prospects. The hosts questioned whether Milroe could land in the first round, expressing skepticism over his NFL readiness, while also noting Alabama’s trio of invitees: Jihad Campbell, […]
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning consumers, patients, health care professionals, and pharmacies after counterfeit Ozempic (semaglutide) injection 1mg products were discovered in the U.S. drug supply chain.
As pre-mixed, ready-to-drink (RTD) canned cocktails continue to gain popularity nationwide, Alabama lawmakers in both chambers of the legislature are closer than ever to satisfying growing consumer demand while also boosting local businesses across the state. Nationally, RTD sales have surged, making the category the fastest-growing segment in the alcoholic beverage market. Consumers across the […]

