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In what was quite the heavy hitting duo, the greatest golfer of all time accepted a special guest appearance to the White House by President Donald Trump as part of a celebration for Black History Month. https://x.com/cspan/status/1892684928489320924 Woods, who was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Trump back in 2019, donned the medal […]

On Thursday, October 5, 2023, Congressman Barry Moore  and his wife of 32 years, Heather, realized they had a big decision to make. That morning, a federal court made a long-awaited decision on the future of Alabama’s congressional districts, choosing a new map designed by a special master to give minority voters in the Black […]

As the Department of Government Efficiency continues to look for ways to trim the national debt, there have been large-scale cuts and downsizing of employees in government agencies and organizations across the nation. Now, those cuts and layoffs are expected to extend into the Department of Defense and possibly even The Pentagon.

The small town of Hanceville, which is home to approximately 3,300 residents, is reeling after a shocking corruption scandal led city officials to shut down the entire police department. Following the indictment of five officers and one officer’s spouse, Mayor Jim Sawyer announced on February 20 that all department employees have been placed on administrative leave, effective immediately.

The Alabama House and Senate have passed the Houston/Hunter Act, a bill allowing firearm owners to voluntarily and temporarily surrender their weapons to law enforcement during mental health crises. The legislation is aimed at reducing firearm-related suicides, particularly among veterans.  The bill permits firearm owners to enter into a voluntary agreement with a federal firearms […]

NASA has announced that it worked out a deal with the Office of Personnel Management to avoid the Trump administration’s expected mass layoffs, choosing instead to base cuts for its 1,300 probationary employees on performance or voluntary terms, thus preserving much of its 18,000-person workforce critical to the Artemis moon program.

Our state is home to an impressive assortment of stunning spaces serving up incredible cups. From small, mom-and-pop shops to the ultra-urban spaces found in many downtowns around the state, one is never far from a perfect pour.Read more about the four featured Alabama coffee shops from their perspective.

FBI Director Kash Patel told Sens. Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville he will fill open positions at the FBI’s campus on Redstone Arsenal. Patel’s comments came ahead of his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week. He was confirmed today by the full Senate.

Governor Kay Ivey is reminding Alabamians to take part in the upcoming Severe Weather Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday, which began at 12:01 a.m. last night and will run through midnight on Sunday.

Auburn City Schools (ACS) has announced an extensive 10-year Facilities Master Plan aimed at accommodating the district’s rapid growth while modernizing its educational infrastructure.

A look inside Career and Technical Education Month in Alabama

February marks Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, a time to recognize the impact of CTE programs in preparing students for in-demand careers. With a focus on real-world skills and economic growth,

The Auburn Tigers defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks in a thrilling 67-60 victory at Neville Arena on Wednesday night in front of a crowd in The Jungle, which was loud and raucous, as always. But for all the fanfare of another chapter being written in the special and historic season the Tigers are having, there was […]

The Auburn men’s basketball team is in the midst of what may very well be their best basketball season in program history. Dominating their way through an SEC conference which is having a historic season itself, the Tigers reaffirmed themselves as the best team in the country when they went to Tuscaloosa this past weekend […]

After weeks of controversy and delays, the United States Senate officially confirmed Kash Patel as the next Director of the FBI on Thursday afternoon by a vote of 51-49. Patel, a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump, faced a more difficult confirmation process than the majority of nominees with two Republicans Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska voting against his nomination in unison with Democrats.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is joining the fight to cut fraud, waste, and abuse in the federal government.

Every state needs a DOGE

When it comes to business and manufacturing, Alabama is the envy of the nation and needs to stay on that path. That was the tenor Thursday at the National Association of Manufacturers annual State of Manufacturing update.

On today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry break down Alabama’s 110-98 loss to Missouri! Alabama trailed early once again, marking a troubling pattern, and head coach Nate Oats showed visible frustration as his team failed to contain Missouri’s offense. While Mark Sears put up 35 points, Alabama’s reliance on three-point shooting remains […]

Auburn survives, Alabama stumbles in midweek showdowns

The SEC once again dominated the college basketball spotlight Wednesday night. Coming off the supposed Game of the Century between the No. 1 ranked Auburn Tigers and now No. 4 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide, how each team would respond to the emotional Auburn victory was one of the main storylines going into the evening. Auburn, […]

U.S. Rep Barry Moore believes that part of the current federal tax code is hurting family farms in Alabama and across the country.

The School Board member said parents considering pulling their children from public schools owe an explanation to students not leaving.

Testimonies of Jesus

Faith without works is dead. If we are followers of Christ, there should be evidence of our faith, on a regular basis. Because He loved us, God sent Jesus to die, and rise again, for our salvation, healing, and deliverance. The disciples of Jesus did the same things He did, and He told them to […]

Huntsville has long been a symbol of American innovation. From the Apollo missions to the cutting-edge work happening today at Redstone Arsenal and the Marshall Space Flight Center, this city embodies the power of American ingenuity.

The Alabama House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee gave a favorable report to HB7, the Laken Riley Act, a bill from Rep. Ernie Yarbrough (R-Trinity) aimed at tightening immigration enforcement by linking state and federal efforts, yet it faced pushback over a requirement to determine detainees’ nationality