All News — Page 235
In this episode of One Day at a Time, host Laurie Dhue speaks with Frank Long, Director of Development at the Lovelady Center in Birmingham, Alabama. The conversation highlights the Lovelady Center’s transformative impact on women and children facing challenges such as addiction, incarceration, homelessness, and domestic violence. Available now on YouTube & Spotify 🎙️🔊 […]
The 2024-2025 season has been a banner year for the state of Alabama’s men’s basketball programs. 16 in-state teams sit in the top four of their respective conference standings, the most prominent of which are Alabama (18-3, 7-1) and Auburn (19-2, 7-0). The Iron Bowl rivals stand alone atop the SEC, boasting a combined conference record of 14-1.
Cam Newton, legendary former Auburn Tigers quarterback and 2015 NFL MVP for the Carolina Panthers, has never been afraid to be a little bit out there when it comes to his play, his attire, and more recently — his opinions. Through TV appearances and interviews, including through his own podcast, Newton is showing the world […]
Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth announced on Friday that the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) has formed a task force to work “hand-in-glove” with federal agencies in carrying out the Trump administration’s orders related to illegal immigration – including the largest deportation operation in U.S. history. Ainsworth said in a video message that he will be […]
Passionate voices filled the air outside Jackson Hospital & Clinic yesterday as employees, community members, and elected officials rallied in a desperate bid to keep the struggling hospital afloat. Signs reading "Save our jobs!", "We need Jackson!", and "Help us, help you!" reflected the community’s deep concern over the 80-year-old institution’s uncertain future.
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville made a multiyear stand against a Department of Defense practice instituted by former President Biden’s administration, purposing taxpayers’ money to fund travel for military members and their family members seeking an abortion if they reside in a state with restrictions on the procedure. Part of Tuberville’s efforts included imposing a procedural […]
With the 2025 session of the Alabama Legislature set to gavel in next week and the 2026 election cycle looming, House Majority Leader Scott Stadthagen (R-Hartselle) says he’s focused and optimistic. The 47-year-old from Morgan County was first elected to the legislature in 2018 and was chosen to lead the House Republican Caucus after earning […]
In today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry are live from Stivers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram! They dive into Jalen Milroe’s NFL Draft stock after a shaky Senior Bowl week, with Todd McShay’s evaluation raising questions about Milroe’s accuracy and ability to process defenses at the next level. John remains skeptical about his […]
Alabama’s fourth-grade students are leading the charge nationally in improving scores during the post-COVID academic recovery, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, commonly known as America’s Report Card. In fourth-grade math, Alabama climbed to 32nd in 2024, from a low point of 52nd in 2019, the last NAEP administered pre-COVID. Alabama’s six-point scale […]
In a world where large corporations often feel distant from the communities they serve, there are rare exceptions. Consider the approximately 1,000 public natural gas utilities in the United States. Most are small and have a few hundred to a few thousand customers. Despite their size, these utilities make a big impact by providing affordable […]
In the wake of a tragic plane and helicopter collision in Washington ridiculous unhelpful blame is being tossed around, President Trump has sparked another overblown non-troversy by suggesting that previous diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at the FAA could be partially to blame, even though there is no evidence linking them to the incident but there have been pushes to lower standards for air traffic controllers
A quality education is one of the most valuable gifts a child can be blessed with and students at Montgomery Christian School(MCS) receive just that. As part of National School Choice Week, MCS has
The Tennessee Valley Authority and the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering have partnered to advance cybersecurity education and workforce development across Alabama.
Nature lovers are blessed with abundant recreational and travel opportunities offered by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources in north Alabama, like Joe Wheeler State Park, Monte Sano State Park, and several wildlife management areas. But the possibilities don’t end there.
The question of whether or not Avette Dunn, a Shelby County Schools cafeteria worker, will get to keep her job is still undecided after she violated school protocol by not informing a principal about donations she collected to pay for students' lunches.
A private gathering of young conservatives in Washington, D.C. on Inauguration Day has drawn national media attention. New York Magazine ran an article describing the event as overwhelmingly white, accompanied by a cover image featuring only white attendees and the title “The Cruel Kids’ Table.” Mountain Brook native Anna Claire Howland found herself at the […]
The AHSAA made a huge announcement on Wednesday as to the status of where the Super 7 football state championships are going to be held in the future. According to a release, Mobile and Hancock-Whitney Stadium,
Alabama Attorney General Marshall is reaffirming his support for Pam Bondi, President Donald Trump's nominee to be U.S. Attorney General.
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed demanded this week that a controversial race-baiting billboard in Alabama's capital city be removed. According to reports, the advertisement in question features a photo from "Bloody Sunday," a major civil rights event that took place just outside of Selma, Alabama.
It was unquestionably a down year on the gridiron across the Southeastern Conference, likely relating to the retirement of legendary Alabama head coach Nick Saban. Traditionally year after year there has been at least one or two dominant teams good enough to beat anyone in the country and win a national title.
One of the most anticipated weeks of the year on the Gulf Coast is finally here with the arrival of Senior Bowl week and the official start of the NFL Draft process. Things are getting kicked off with three practice sessions open to the public at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile beginning on Tuesday- culminating in the game on Saturday afternoon also at the stadium.
Former Alabama Congressman Spencer Bachus III has been appointed as the Interim President and Chair of the Export-Import Bank of the United States, the federal agency announced this week. He is a member of EXIM’s Board of Directors, currently serving his second term which is set to expire in 2027. Bachus, a Birmingham native, represented […]
In today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry broadcast live from Montgomery Regional Airport! The duo break down Alabama and Auburn’s latest SEC basketball wins. Auburn secured a dominant 87-74 road victory over LSU, with Johni Broome shaking off a slow start to lead the Tigers. Meanwhile, Alabama edged out Mississippi State 88-84 […]

