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Students attending schools within the University of Alabama System will face increased tuition starting in the 2025-2026 academic year. The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees approved the tuition hikes during an April meeting, following a recommendation from the Finance Committee.
Britt is defending Trump's new tariffs policy, arguing the president is keeping his campaign promise to bring manufacturing back to the U.S.
State Sen. Garlan Gudger is defending his decision to close the door on any push to pass a gaming bill in the 2025 Legislative session.
A new poll reveals overwhelming support among Alabama voters for requiring app stores to obtain parental approval before allowing children and teens to download apps — the aim of legislation currently being fast-tracked in both chambers of the Alabama Legislature. The survey of 600 likely Alabama voters, commissioned by the Alabama Policy Institute (API) and […]
The signing into law of the Alabama Development Fund (ADF) is a pivotal moment for economic growth and prosperity in our state. For the rural Alabama communities served by Southeast Gas, this fund represents an unprecedented opportunity to compete on a more level playing field for economic development projects that have historically been out of […]
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 […]
On Saturday, the Governor’s Mansion in Montgomery was filled with excitement as Kay Ivey hosted the 6th Annual Magic Moments Easter Egg Roll. About 100 children, along with their families and guardians, gathered on the mansion's lawn for a day of festive fun and community spirit.
Birmingham gears up for the 2025 World Police and Fire Games; Ivey calls for support of Team Alabama
Governor Kay Ivey is calling on all Alabamians to come together and celebrate as Birmingham prepares to host the 2025 World Police & Fire Games (WPFG) this summer. The highly anticipated international competition will take place from June 27 to July 6, bringing more than 8,500 first responders from over 70 countries to the Greater Birmingham area.
Dear Citizens of Fairhope, As Chairman of the Alabama Public Library Service, I want to begin by expressing my deep appreciation for the important role that public libraries play in our communities.
In today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John Longshore flies solo while Barry travels with Troy baseball! John kicks it off by diving into the NCAA men’s championship game between Florida and Houston. Who is going to win it all? Florida delivered Auburn’s Final Four loss and John discusses the possibility of Bruce Pearl retiring. […]
The hero is Huntsville Fire & Rescue’s Jesse Kistler, the driver/engineer who raced to catch a toddler dropped to safety from a second-floor apartment window by her mother to escape billowing smoke and heat from a first-floor fire.
The Auburn Tigers’ historic basketball season ended earlier than Auburn fans hoped with a heartbreaking 79-73 defeat in the Final Four against the Florida Gators, who now advance to tonight’s national title game against the Houston Cougars. Auburn had control of the game after the first half, leading 46-38 in a dominant offensive effort, including […]
During a Sunday interview on Fox News, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville issued a further warning regarding the hardship domestic catfish and shrimp producers are currently facing due to the importation of foreign products, particularly from Vietnam.
"Millions" protestors took to the street again over the weekend, this time to tell President Donald Trump (the elected president) and Elon Musk (someone appointed by the president to root out waste) to take their hands off the government, undoubtedly the crowds were boosted by a sympathetic media and the stock market slide on Thursday and Friday
The first time N.L. Hart drove through the gate at Crooked Oaks, past stands of Japanese maples, a tranquil pond, and a wide-open, big-sky horse pasture, her mind raced with ideas for the property’s future.
The presidential campaign in 1976 was a bitter one, pitting the incumbent, Gerald R. Ford, against the challenger, Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter. Ford was named vice president after the resignation of Spiro Agnew and became president after the resignation of Richard Nixon
Sara Finkelstein started knowing and hearing the voice of God before she even understood that God is relational and an active part of our lives. Gifted in words of knowledge and the prophetic, Sara has followed God’s leading to Global Awakening. After attending the Global School of Supernatural Ministry, she permanently relocated to Pennsylvania to […]
The Alabama Supreme Court was called to order Wednesday morning inside the Guillot University Performance Center at the University of North Alabama. The court’s proceedings included oral arguments, which provided students, faculty, and staff with a chance to see the judiciary in action and learn more about Alabama’s court system.
Only one of the three Alabama culinary professionals nominated as semifinalists for the 2025 James Beard Foundation Awards is advancing to the finals. José Medina Camacho, founder and beverage director of Adiõs cocktail bar and Salud taqueria in Birmingham, is a finalist in the all-new category of Outstanding Professional in Beverage Service in the revered culinary honors.
A recent report from the Washington Post attacking U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Monrovia) is now drawing criticism for allegedly leaving out key pieces of information relating to anti-DODGE protestors in the Congressman's home district.The article in question features interviews of supposed Republicans and Independents from the
Per multiple sources, Samford men’s basketball head coach Bucky McMillan has been named the next coach at Texas A&M. He will replace former Aggie coach Buzz Williams, who left for Maryland. McMillan, 41, was hired by Samford on April 6, 2020 and has amassed a 99-52 record over five years in Homewood. Samford had posted […]
The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) marked a significant milestone on Thursday, graduating the largest class of correctional officers on record. The class consisted of 144 graduates who completed 10
In response to a prolonged and severe drought, Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries Rick Pate announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has designated 20 counties in Alabama as primary natural disaster areas. An additional 18 counties have been classified as contiguous disaster counties, bringing the total to 38 affected counties.

