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Alabama energy assistance

Governor Kay Ivey has awarded grants totaling about $43.8 million to assist low-income households with home energy costs.

Alabama pastor Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was joined by an Alabama pastor to plan about defending America and nd the world against radical Islamists.

Alabama Kentucky

Saturday marked the start of SEC play, and it began great for Alabama — but not so good for perennial power Kentucky.

Steve Flowers: Alabama lost some good ones in 2025

As is my custom for the past 21 years, my year end column illuminates Alabama political luminaries that passed away last year.

Michael J. Brooks: The practice of sheep stealing

A colleague accosted me in the Monday morning pastors meeting after Bob and Kay joined our church the day before. He told me he’d invested many hours in marital counseling leading to their recommitment, and he was disturbed to hear they’d presented themselves for membership in our church. He believed I’d “courted” and persuaded them […]

Nicolás Maduro

The Alabama GOP Congressional delegation is showing their support for President Donald Trump's action against the dictator of Venezuela.

Judge Gil Self was sentenced to 12 years in prison after having been found guilty last month of 17 of 18 charges.

Students from the Northeast continue to flock to the South in record numbers.

Jared Hudson isn’t running for U.S. Senate to sit quietly in Washington or shake hands at cocktail parties.

As the new year begins, many Alabamians are reflecting on how they might make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. For some families, that leads to foster care and adoption.

Energy Southeast announced the retirement of Lisa Miller, manager of external affairs.

A huge number of Alabamians do not make New Year’s resolutions. They need to take a look at this one. It’s different from any resolutions they may have seen, and it can be difference-making.

The Alabama Crimson Tide's season came to an end on New Year's Day in a defeat to the Indiana Hoosiers, the largest bowl defeat in the history of the program.

After a banner year fraught with battles on Capitol Hill and in weather-worn fields, Alabama farmers celebrated resiliency, resolve and their reliance on a higher power December 7-8 in Montgomery.

Nick Saban

Tuscaloosa, Alabama is far from the only place Nick Saban made an impact on through the sport of college football.

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt is continuing to sound the alarm about threats of social media and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to American children.

Dale Strong

U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) is promoting his record and achievements for his constituents in 2025. 

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) honored twelve Alabamians in 2025 during his "Veteran of the Month" series. 

The high court will rule on the Louisiana v. Callais, and the conservative majority is likely to ban racial gerrymandering. 

Alabama Rose Bowl

The Alabama Crimson Tide is facing perhaps the biggest challenge of the Kalen DeBoer era on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, taking on the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers in the College Football Playoff quarter-final with everything on the line for both teams. If you just took the helmets and logos of each team even only a […]

Alabama Rose Bowl

Alabama will play its biggest game of the season when it takes on the undefeated No. 1 ranked Indiana Hoosiers in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.

Fraud EDU: How to avoid non-delivery scams during the holidays

Scammers are working overtime, turning the rush for gifts and deliveries into a goldmine of fraud. From fake shipping alerts to too-good-to-be-true deals, criminals are using the chaos of the season to steal your money and personal information.

 What were the biggest stories of the year in Alabama politics and on the national scene? Can former Alabama U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) ride the lottery to victory in a gubernatorial race? What is Governor Kay Ivey’s legacy after 10 years as governor? Are we at war with Venezuela? All this and more […]

Nick Saban

A warning from the GOAT himself: 'What are you talking about? Indiana's got a really good team,'" Nick Saban says.