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The Alabama Crimson Tide is going to be under the brightest spotlight possible this week with a standalone College Football Playoff game on Friday against the Oklahoma Sooners.

Montgomery’s city and county governments took different approaches this week on whether to provide financial support to Jackson Hospital.

B.C. Rain High School’s longtime educator (1965-1990) Ben Glover died Tuesday at age 89.

7. Moody High School’s football program faces a $1,500 fine and one-year probation from the AHSAA for “flagrant unsportsmanlike conduct” after players smoked cigars in the locker room after their Class 5A championship win. Coaches and players were suspended and the school must pay for damages from the viral celebration. 6. State Sen. Gerald Allen […]

AJ McCarron

55 days after former Alabama, NFL and XFL quarterback AJ McCarron announced he was entering the race for Lt. Governor, he has now left it.

The fraud cases involving Minnesota’s Somali immigrant community highlight nonprofit non-governmental organizations (NGOs) providing social services for government. Do private NGOs improve social services?

Brian Muenger

According to a news release from the City of Hoover, Mayor Nick Derzis announced that Brian Muenger has been appointed city administrator, effective immediately.

The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama shared that it will invest $1.2 million in breast cancer research in 2025.

Hoover Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide after a husband and wife were found dead Tuesday morning at a residence in the 700 block of Highland Manor Court.

Nick Saban Nashville Predators

Nick Saban just made his next big business move, this time into the world of hockey with the Nashville Predators NHL franchise.

Alex Golesh

Alex Golesh recently spoke about why he chose Auburn saying, "a legitimate chance to win a national championship."

The Moody High School football program has received some severe punishment for "flagrant unsportsmanlike conduct" in the wake of its Class 5A state championship victory.

Ella Cook

Obituary: Ella Cobbs Cook (2006-2025)

Ella Cobbs Cook was born on July 18, 2006 in Birmingham, Alabama, and her bright young life was taken from her on December 13, 2025.

Charlie Kirk the University of Alabama

State Sen. Allen is honoring the legacy of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk with a new endowed scholarship.

Alabama Booker T. Washington

On December 16, 1898, President William McKinley visited Alabama’s Tuskegee Institute at the request of founder Booker T. Washington.

Alabama's Simplified Seller Use Tax is sending money all over the state. But the bigger cities don't like it and want to keep more of it.

Fraud EDU: How to avoid non-delivery scams during the holidays

Scammers are working overtime, turning the rush for gifts and deliveries into a goldmine of fraud. From fake shipping alerts to too-good-to-be-true deals, criminals are using the chaos of the season to steal your money and personal information.

Alabama's construction industry

Alabama's construction industry has an economic impact of $17 billion - and workforce development is always a priority.

Derrick Henry became just the fourth player in league history to record 3,000 or more yards in his first two seasons with a new team.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, in his 2026 bid for U.S. Senate, rolled out a list of 47 chairmen coordinating his campaign efforts.

7. A House Oversight Committee claims D.C. police with manipulating crime stats by misclassifying thousands of violent cases as “miscellaneous” to artificially lower rates; with the U.S. Attorney’s Office reviewing potentially dismissed prosecutions amid claims of systemic underreporting that bolster the need for federal intervention. 6. Joran van der Sloot, convicted of extortion involving the […]

The Alabama insider behind Eli Lilly’s $6 billion bet

Last week, I and Dr Scott Harris, ADPH State Health Officer, were invited by Eli Lilly to attend the announcement of the largest single investment in Alabama's history.

The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama has announced the election of new board members and officers who will help guide the organization’s work in 2026.

Ella Cook, a college student from Mountain Brook was shot and killed this past weekend at Brown University, and Governor Ivey is directing flags to be flown at half-staff to honor her.