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Governor Kay Ivey has appointed Judge Ronald Smith to serve on the Madison County Circuit Court in Alabama’s 23rd Judicial Circuit, while also announcing 17 additional appointments to state boards and commissions. Judge Smith’s appointment takes effect immediately. In a statement, Ivey said, “Ron Smith is the right fit for the Madison County Circuit Court […]

ASCTE is preparing Alabama students to work with AI – not be replaced by it

At the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE), the future isn’t something to fear. It’s something to shape. As the nation’s only high school fully dedicated to integrating cyber technology and engineering into every academic discipline, ASCTE is leading the way in preparing students for a rapidly evolving world, including the new era […]

Birmingham Alabama Fannie Mae Tuberville

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) says Alabama just got an “early Christmas present” from President Donald Trump and Federal Housing Director Bill Pulte — and it’s coming straight out of “woke California.” On Thursday, Tuberville announced that the Trump administration will relocate Fannie Mae’s San Francisco office to Birmingham, bringing one of the world’s largest […]

Energy Alabama

Alabama’s future is bright. You can see it in the jobs we are landing, the workers we are training, and the confidence employers are showing in every corner of the state. Most people understand what it takes to keep that momentum going: a climate that is ripe for investment, a friendly regulatory environment, and reliable, […]

COLDER TODAY: With a mostly sunny sky, expect a high in the upper 40s over the Tennessee Valley this afternoon, with 50s for the rest of the state. These temperatures are about 5-8 degrees colder than yesterday.   But tomorrow will be warmer; most of Alabama will enjoy a high in the 60s with a […]

U.S. Department of War Secretary Pete Hegseth – Huntsville, Alabama

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth will travel to Redstone Arsenal for a ceremony on Friday to mark the future site of U.S. Space Command’s permanent headquarters. U.S. Space Command General Stephen Whiting announced the visit during the Huntsville-Madison County Chamber’s annual Redstone Update at the Von Braun Center on Wednesday. He told local leaders that […]

Few men are as stalwart, steady and straightforward as Jake Harper. The Wilcox County cattleman and timber landowner has offered his logical mind, plain speech and acumen for accountability to fellow farmers for decades, most recently as Southwest Area vice president of the Alabama Farmers Federation and Alfa Insurance. “I want it right,” Harper remarked […]

7. Tuscumbia City Schools closed its investigation into Deshler High freshman August Borden’s severe injuries from an Aug. 15 incident after football practice, ruling it accidental horseplay with no charges forthcoming from the DA. However, Borden’s father vows to continue seeking accountability. 6. University of Alabama alumni group Masthead launched a $25,000 fundraiser to sustain […]

 A major expansion of Alabama’s entertainment tax incentive program is turning heads in the music industry. Representatives of the Alabama Department of Commerce and the Alabama Entertainment Office have been promoting the new opportunities, and the Muscle Shoals Songwriters Festival was a recent stop. The festival, held in November, drew more than 50 songwriters and hundreds of […]

Alabama began its annual Wreaths Across America observance this week with a solemn ceremony held inside the Alabama Capitol, bringing together veterans groups, state officials and community members to honor the state’s fallen heroes. Hosted by the Blue Star Salute Foundation and Governor Kay Ivey, the ceremony marked the 17th year that Alabama has participated […]

Wes Allen is reminding Alabama that AJ McCarron isn’t the only former football player in the race for Lt. Governor in 2026. This morning, he released his first campaign video entitled, “Undefeated,” which serves as the punchline of the ad. According to his campaign, the 30-second spot will run on digital platforms throughout the state. […]

The Kamala Harris political-industrial complex is getting a new tour stop in Alabama next year. Today, the Montgomery Performing Arts Center announced “A Conversation with Kamala Harris” will take place February 12, 2026. “Join former Vice President Kamala Harris for a night of surprising and revealing insights inspired by her #1 New York Times bestselling […]

University of Alabama System announces 2026 Capitol Scholars

The University of Alabama System proudly introduces the 18 students selected for the 2026 class of Capitol Scholars. The program provides exceptional UA System students pursuing government-related careers with immersive summer internships and experiential learning opportunities in Washington, D.C. “The Capitol Scholars Program offers students across the UA System an unmatched opportunity to develop professional […]

Crimson Dynasty debuts its inaugural Napa Valley wine collection - a bold Cabernet Sauvignon, limited-release Pinot Noir, and upcoming Chardonnay - blending Alabama tradition with world-class craftsmanship. Created in partnership with renowned winemaker Jean Hoefliger, the new label is already generating major buzz among alumni and collectors.

Tuberville Orgeron

College football is a special sport that brings fanbases together during what is the best time of the sporting calendar every fall, especially in this region of the country. Unlikely bonds and friendships are formed as iconic brands take the field and battle it out, but perhaps just as iconic and unlikely are bonds that […]

The Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama endorsed Katherine Robertson in the 2026 race for Alabama Attorney General on Tuesday. ABC of Alabama Chairman Tim Harrison said the organization supports Robertson because of her years of legal work on issues that directly impact contractors. “Katherine Robertson has spent nearly a decade in the Attorney General’s […]

The Alabama Associated General Contractors Political Action Committee announced its endorsement of Caroleene Dobson for Alabama Secretary of State and Derek Chen for State Auditor in the 2026 statewide elections. Alabama AGC PAC’s endorsements reflect the organization’s commitment to supporting candidates who demonstrate integrity, accountability, and a strong understanding of the regulatory and administrative environments […]

Last year, Prattville Pride forced its way into the city’s Christmas parade, and Christian groups then bailed. Now they are back to make the holiday “MERRY & GAY” while seeking donations for rubber ducks and “Child’s Play” candy for the kids. Why are they always insisting on being part of events that are for kids […]

The Decatur Police Department announced the results of “Home Alone,” a 10-day sting operation targeting individuals who sought to engage in illegal activity with minors. The operation was led by the department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit and supported by multiple law enforcement divisions. Undercover officers posed as minors across various social media platforms, […]

U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) — a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee — is pushing for stronger U.S. and international efforts to secure the return of more than 19,000 Ukrainian children abducted by Russia since the start of the war, calling the mass kidnappings a direct assault on families and a challenge to America’s moral […]

Porch Pirate

Many Alabamians know the feeling. Your phone buzzes: “Delivered.” You go to pick it up: The box is gone. Especially during the holiday season, that gut-punch has a name: Porch piracy — and Alabama lawmakers have now just put real teeth behind it. Thanks to a new law passed by State Sen. April Weaver (R-Brierfield) […]

The Alabama Farmers Federation has endorsed State Rep. Phillip Rigsby (R-Huntsville) for re-election in House District 25. It continues support for the Huntsville-area lawmaker from farmers in Madison and Limestone counties, following his FarmPAC endorsement in 2022 during his first House campaign. Charles Butler, president of the Madison County Farmers Federation, said local farmers value […]

7. Governor-elect National Championship-winning Coach U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) mocked Notre Dame’s College Football Playoff exclusion by declaring “they can’t win the national championship” while breaking with President Donald Trump on renaming football after Trump told FIFA. 6. President Donald Trump has given Ukraine until Christmas to make a decision on a peace deal, […]

Barry Moore

Small businesses are the lifeblood of Alabama’s economy and drive communities across this nation. As someone who spent years running a small business before being elected to Congress, I understand the pressures our job creators face – rising costs, worker shortages, and a federal bureaucracy that too often makes life harder instead of easier. That’s […]