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On April 14, 1968 – 57 years ago today – the Montgomery Advertiser reported that a wheelchair and hospital bed were delivered to the Alabama Governor’s Mansion for use by Gov. Lurleen Wallace, who had just been released from a seven-week stay at St. Margaret’s Hospital for treatment of cancer that had metastasized. She would […]
The states of Alabama and Ohio will now be sharing their respective voter databases with each other to ensure that no individuals are registered to vote in both states. Ohio's move to partner with the Alabama Voter Integrity Database marks the ninth such decision from another state to assist in the fight against voter fraud.
With awareness of the link between alcohol and adverse health effects becoming more widespread, the world of mocktails is expanding rapidly. What began as a way to make a simple swap for those uninterested in drinking has become a movement all its own
A new bill moving through the Alabama Legislature has sparked a public disagreement between lawmakers and the state’s top conservation officials over a simple but contentious question: Who owns Alabama’s deer? HB509, introduced by State Rep. Jeff Sorrells (R-Hartford) would classify deer held by licensed game breeders as the personal property of the licensee — […]
Bayou La Batre Mayor Henry Barnes joined NewsNation on Saturday to discuss how President Donald Trump's tariffs will impact the local fishing community across coastal Alabama.
In today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry returned to their home studios with a packed show focused on Rory McIlroy’s dramatic win at The Masters! Broadcasting after a 12-day Troy road trip, Barry recounted watching the tournament’s final round with Troy’s team, highlighting the emotional rollercoaster as McIlroy battled back from four […]
On the latest tariff moves by the Trump administration, they announced that exempted electronic devices like smartphones and laptops from 145% tariffs on Chinese imports, but maybe not for long, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated this is only temporary with non-negotiable semiconductor tariffs looming in one to two months, further creating confusion in the trade war’s goals and tactics
A longstanding dispute over Baldwin County’s one-cent sales tax revenue has escalated into a heated political battle in the Alabama State House, pitting lawmakers against each other and drawing statewide attention. The controversy centers on whether the city school systems of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach should receive a share of the countywide sales tax, […]
Alabama State Superintendent of Education Dr. Eric Mackey appeared on Fox and Friends Thursday to spotlight the state’s new diploma pathway designed to better prepare students for high-demand careers after high school.
As a rising innovation hub in Alabama, Huntsville has gained traction in recent years as one of the state’s top places to live. With an influx of innovation comes a constantly expanding city with something to offer everyone.
Beachgoers got an unexpected surprise this week when a striking but stinging visitor appeared on the shoreline—a Portuguese man o’ war. The jellyfish look-alike was spotted stranded on the sands of Orange Beach, as reported by the City of Orange Beach Coastal Resources Division on Facebook.
Huntsville's Crestwood Medical Center has become the first hospital in Alabama to implement a new, state-of-the-art surgical robot, the DB-5. This marks a major step forward in the facility's use of advanced medical technology.
There is nothing better than a beautiful spring weekend spent along Alabama’s Gulf Coast, and the 21st Annual Gulf Coast Hot Air Balloon Festival is the perfect excuse to book a trip.
It’s new technology unlocking a new world. How much do you understand artificial intelligence? How much should you understand it? Is it good or bad? And how can it be used to make our lives smarter or more efficient?
According to an online poll of USA Today readers, the Shoals’ largest city, Florence, is the best small college town in the country. Jacksonville, home to Jacksonville State University, was third. Alabama was the only state with two cities in the top 10.
It’s a hot commodity for defense contractors and for the nation’s allies, but a Huntsville-made missile is the “Coolest Thing Made in Alabama.” The Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) Seeker, manufactured by Boeing in Huntsville, has been crowned the 2025 “Coolest Thing Made in Alabama” following the conclusion of the statewide Manufacturing Madness competition.
Are you looking for something neat to do during the month of April? Alabama has several options to make your April shine. CahabaQue BBQ Cook-Off Join the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama (BCRFA) and Cahaba Brewing Co. in Birmingham on Saturday, April 12, for a family day of fun. The cook-off features all-you-can-eat barbecue samples, […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide is about to enter the dog days of summer following what was, by all accounts, a highly productive spring. With one more day in spring and the modified edition of A-Day arriving this weekend, fans in attendance will try to closely monitor the hottest topic of the season and get a […]
It’s one of the best weeks in the sports year with The Masters officially teeing off early on Thursday morning from the iconic Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. Seeing who joins the likes of Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer with their name associated with the words “Masters Champion” will be decided […]
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick, take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.
On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, Barry is on location with the Troy baseball team and John is broadcasting live from Stivers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Prattville. The Masters dominated early discussion, spotlighting Justin Rose’s strong first round and Freddy Couples’ eagle. They also highlighted Nick Dunlap’s historic 90 and the strange moment […]
State officials with ties to Coastal Alabama understand well the importance of Mobile Bay's jubilees. This naturally occurring phenomenon happens in only two locations in the world, the bay in Alabama and Tokyo Bay, during which large numbers of fish and crustaceans are forced into shallow water because of low dissolved oxygen in the water.
Legendary former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban continues to expand his post-coaching portfolio — this time as a published writer. It was announced by St. Martin’s Press this week that the upcoming memoir from former U.S. Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia will feature a foreword written by Saban. The book, entitled “Dead […]

