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On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, our hosts take a deep dive into the changing landscape of college football, where the SEC and Big Ten continue to flex their muscle, pushing for more guaranteed spots in a potential 16-team College Football Playoff. John and Barry joke about how the ACC and Big 12 feel […]
As Alabama lawmakers are debating major legislation to reform pharmacy benefit managers within the state — President Trump recently confirmed that federal-level reform is imminent. During an interview with the president last week, Matthew Foldi reported, “President Trump sounded optimistic on the prospects of getting it done before the end of the year, saying “I […]
Governor Kay Ivey has declared a state of emergency for Alabama ahead of a dangerous weather system expected to bring severe storms, including strong winds, hail, lightning, and possible tornadoes, to the state. The emergency declaration takes effect at 2:00 p.m. CDT on March 14, 2025, and will remain in place until further notice. According […]
SEVERE THUNDERSTORM/TORNADO OUTBREAK AHEAD: Most of Alabama will be dry, mild, and breezy today, but a dangerous outbreak of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes is expected across a large area beginning late tonight.
Alabama lawmakers are advancing legislation that would require healthcare professionals to assess women for postpartum depression, a move supporters say will help promptly identify and address maternal mental health concerns many women face after giving birth.
Alabama U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) said Democrats blocking government funding by Friday would be “political suicide,” citing their infliction with the “woke mind virus,” and accurately predicted they’d cave and come into agreement
Former Mobile Chief of Police Paul Prine announced earlier this week that he is running to become the Port City's next mayor. Prine is the seventh candidate to enter the race so far.
The Alabama Department of Commerce advises that businesses across the state can now take advantage of free training to help supervisors identify and respond to mental health and substance abuse issues in the workforce.
Alabama State Parks has launched a new way for park enthusiasts to promote the 21 state parks by providing photos, videos, and more to be featured on social media platforms.
St. Clair County Sheriff Billy J. Murray has been sworn in as the new president of the Alabama Sheriffs Association. The ceremony took place Wednesday, marking a significant milestone in Sheriff Murray’s 32-year career in law enforcement.
Per a report from FOX10 News, law enforcement authorities with various federal agencies have been working together to track down and arrest illegal aliens across the southern portion of the state.
Former Alabama Crimson Tide strength and conditioning coach and Georgia Bulldogs special teams coordinator Scott Cochran continues to make headlines with his new coaching staff as the head coach at the University of West Alabama. RELATED: Scott Cochran hires former Crimson Tide superstar tight end OJ Howard to staff at West Alabama Just one day […]
In Alabama, our commitment to conservative values isn’t just rhetoric—it’s reflected in real actions that make life better for the people of our state. The Alabama Republican Party has a strong track record of defending the rights and freedoms of every individual. One of our primary goals has always been ensuring that hardworking Alabama families […]
Richard Scrushy and Don Seigelman are clearly guilty, everyone knows this and these losers need to go away
State Sen. Sam Givhan thinks that if Tommy Tuberville runs for re-election to the U.S. Senate in 2026 — he’ll be the only show in town. But if he runs for Governor of Alabama, he might run into some issues. In an interview with WVNN’s “The Dale Jackson Show” on Thursday morning, Givhan (R-Huntsville) said […]
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On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, our hosts cover Alabama’s huge 111-73 victory over Mississippi State, fueled by 22 made three-pointers and a dominant offensive performance. Mark Sears led the charge with five threes as Alabama built an early lead and never looked back. Mississippi State’s defensive lapses allowed Alabama to dictate the pace, […]
The Alabama State Board of Education is set to vote Thursday on whether it will assume control of Dallas County Schools due to financial and academic concerns. If approved, Dallas County would become the third school system currently under state intervention, joining Sumter County and Bessemer City Schools.
The SEC has changed drastically over the last several years by relaxing previously strict rules regarding the sale of alcohol in its venues. Fans who go and enjoy football games now may see it as a distant memory, but until about 2019 stadiums within the conference were not allowed to sell alcoholic beverages at games. […]
For the casual observer, taking a cursory look at our political leaders reveals that may we have some pretty old folks in positions of power. Our new President, Donald Trump, is not a spring chicken at 78. Our own Alabama Governor Kay Ivey is 80 and goes by the monicker “Mee Maw.” However, a new […]
During the 2022 election cycle, a curious thought struck Angela Shepard of Auburn as she was filling out her absentee ballot prior to working as a poll watcher. She wondered if someone could manipulate an election by simply taking absentee ballots like hers, making multiple copies on regular copy paper, and inserting them in a […]
The State Parks Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) is currently working on one of its most anticipated projects in years: a new lodge at Cheaha State Park atop Cheaha Mountain in Delta, Alabama.
For as long as major sports championships have been celebrated, it has been customary for the winning team to visit the White House and be honored by the sitting president. In recent years, however, a trend emerged — beginning during President Donald Trump’s first administration — where teams declined the invitation for political reasons. The […]
For only the third time in school history, Troy University will send its men’s basketball team to the NCAA Tournament. The Trojans defeated Arkansas State in Monday’s Sun Belt conference championship game, taking down the Red Wolves by a final score of 94-81. Led by sophomore forward Myles Rigsby and senior guard Tayton Conerway, Troy […]

