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Former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Jalen Milroe is hoping to be selected in the NFL Draft with a premium pick next month, though opinions have been varied as to whether that is possible or not. Milroe obviously has skills and talent on paper that can’t be taught and is a special level of athlete, nobody […]
After foreign markets rebounded Tuesday morning, the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average signaled they could rebound as well, and throughout the day it appeared that was happening, but by the end of the day the S&P 500 slid 1.6% (after being up as much as 4%) and the Dow saw a similar play while losing all of its 3.9% increase and ending up down .84%
Ali Pilcher, a dedicated community advocate and Vestavia Hills alumna, has taken on yet another leadership role to benefit her hometown. As the new leader of the 1Legacy campaign for Vestavia Hills City Schools, Pilcher is working tirelessly to strengthen connections between the school system, alumni, and the broader community.
To help bring credit union boards into the age of communications technology, U.S. Sen. Katie Britt has reintroduced the bipartisan Credit Union Board Modernization Act.
Two Alabama lawmakers are leading an effort to bring digital assets like Bitcoin into the state’s investment portfolio through new legislation introduced last week in the House and Senate. HB482, sponsored by State Rep. Mike Shaw (R-Hoover), and SB284, sponsored by State Sen. Will Barfoot (R-Pike Road), would authorize the state treasurer to invest up […]
For the past 20 years, automotive vehicle, engine, and part production in Alabama has grown exponentially, projecting us to the number two position in the United States in automotive production.
The Alabama House of Representatives on Tuesday passed SB252, legislation intended to benefit independent pharmacies by increasing transparency and limiting the power of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). The bill, which passed 102-0, was sponsored by State Rep. Phillip Rigsby (R-Huntsville), a pharmacist who guided the legislation through the House. It was previously passed by the […]
The Alabama Legislature convened in a joint session Tuesday afternoon to commemorate Military Appreciation Day, honoring the state’s active duty service members, veterans and military families. Lawmakers from both chambers and military leaders from the state gathered to express their gratitude to the service members and military families who contribute to Alabama’s identity and national […]
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) believes the Biden administration "weaponized" the FISA courts to spy on American citizens.
Alabama lawmakers are looking to tighten rules on a growing class of hemp-based products that can get people high – but often fall outside of traditional marijuana laws. Known by names like Delta-8, Delta-9, and Delta-10 THC, these products are made from hemp, not marijuana. Because of a federal loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill, […]
Governor Kay Ivey enthusiastically reported Tuesday that there has been significant public interest among Alabama students and their families in gaining access to funding provided through the state's CHOOSE Act. According to Ivey, a total of 22,167 applications were received for a total of 36,873 students by the close of the application window on Monday at midnight.
It was a historic season for the Southeastern Conference on the basketball court, and thanks to the Florida Gators, it has been capped off exactly that way. On Monday night, Florida won the NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship game 65-63 over the Houston Cougars to deliver the SEC its first men’s basketball title since the […]
On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, Barry is broadcasting from Blacksburg, Virginia, and John from Montgomery, John and Barry unpack Florida’s national championship win over Houston, praising Todd Golden’s calm coaching style, Walter Clayton Jr.’s clutch performances, and the Gators’ resilience after trailing in nearly every tournament game (Which gave many bracket makers mini […]
Each April, our nation pauses to recognize those who have suffered the life-altering impacts of crime and to reaffirm our commitment to justice, healing, and support. National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, established by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, was born from a national cry for change, a cry that still echoes today. This year’s theme, […]
Regions Bank has named a company veteran as its next head of Investment Services in its Wealth Management Division. Brandon Greeve, a Regions employee since 2009 who was most recently the corporation's Consumer Banking Executive for Central and North Alabama, will now be in charge of guiding both brand-new investors and multi-year clients seeking investment advice.
In a world where job seekers often feel overwhelmed by the daunting process of finding meaningful work, Kacey Taylor's story shines as a beacon of hope and resilience. Thanks to the Alabama Talent Triad, Kacey not only found her next opportunity but also discovered a platform that values skills and determination over a resume.
With over 40 years of experience in commercial, industrial, and healthcare construction, Ben Patrick will bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Birmingham-based construction firm WatsonBruhn Builders as its new Executive Vice President and Member, the company reports. Patrick also serves on the Board of Directors of the Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama. […]
Before the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four semifinal between Auburn and Florida, Auburn University freshman and Mountain Brook High School alumna Mary Katherine Malone performed the national anthem as part of a quartet representing each participating school. Malone, a distance runner for Auburn’s cross-country and track and field teams, joined student-athletes from Duke, Florida, […]
In major news for the tribe, the Poarch Creek Indians' federal government contracting enterprise recently purchased Superlative Technologies, Inc., one of the leading information tech (IT) service providers in the country. PCI Federal acquired the company as part of the tribe's continued effort to offer its customers a higher level of support on matters of technology.
The Montgomery Public Schools Board of Education is expected to announce its choice for superintendent today. However, a recent revelation has added further controversy to an already contentious search process.
President Donald Trump continues to publicly battle some in his foreign governments, fake news, his own party, the media, and their Democrats on social media as the entire world has been thrown off kilter by his massive tariff gambit, but Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed that 50 to nearly 70 countries have approached the Trump administration to negotiate new trade deals
In the wake of a series of violent incidents involving teenagers from Dothan, Alabama, Panama City Beach Mayor Stuart Tettemer delivered a stern and heartfelt message on Friday, urging those involved to seek a better path.
Alabama may be known for its relatively affordable real estate, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some upscale markets where buying a home will cost you a pretty penny. Whether it’s luxury living just outside Birmingham or serene vacation homes near the state’s lakes and beaches, some cities in Alabama have become notably pricey.

