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"That’s why I decided to do something about it by authoring the Understanding Basic English Requirements (UBER) Act," Tuberville writes.

The Electric Cooperatives of Alabama Political Action Committee (PAC) announced its slate of judicial endorsements for the 2026 election cycle in a news release on Wednesday. “It is integral that Alabama has a judicial system that is fair, consistent, and grounded in the rule of law,” said Karl Rayborn, CEO of Alabama Rural Electric Association […]

7. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall launched a multi-week statewide radio ad campaign for his U.S. Senate bid, touting his conservative record, Trump’s past endorsement, and work as the AG. 6. The House unanimously voted 426-0 to repeal the Arctic Frost provision from the shutdown-ending bill, allowing spied-on Republican U.S. senators like Governor-elect National-Championship-winning Coach […]

Tuscaloosa has found a way to spread Christmas cheer while helping residents clear overdue parking tickets and it’s a win for everyone.

Montgomery has faced a rise in violence, and now the City Council is confronting another threat: Violent dog attacks.

An Autauga County man convicted on 84 child sex crime charges will spend the rest of his life behind bars.

Alabama U.S. Senate candidate Steve Marshall wants radio listeners across the state to hear about his conservative record.

Britt believes that the H1B visa program is necessary for America's economy, but is also in need of reform to protect American workers. 

The Alabama mine land program offers $11 million for economic revitalization and reclamation of abandoned coal mining sites.

Governor Kay Ivey has removed and replaced the entire Motorsports Hall of Fame Commission after a state audit found gross violations.

Will Barfoot

With the Montgomery region's Alabama State Senate lines in flux under federal court order, Will Barfoot is running for re-election in 2026.

American politics have been dogged by accusations, some baseless, of the implications of what is in the Epstein Files for a decade. FINALLY, we are looking at the end of the road for the public disclosure of the details of Jeffrey Epstein’s relationship with the rich, powerful, and political. Whether President Donald Trump is implicated […]

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The Auburn Corner: Auburn is going to win the Iron Bowl

Auburn Iron Bowl analysis: witness the evolution of the Tigers' offense and the challenges faced under interim coach DJ Durkin.

Toyota’s first battery plant in the U.S. will produce batteries for its vehicles made at the Mazda Toyota manufacturing plant in Huntsville.

7. Alabama Public Television voted to continue its PBS contract until July with commissioners agreeing to preserve educational programming like “Sesame Street” amid federal funding cuts; APT also will form a survey committee per Gov. Kay Ivey’s guidance to assess disaffiliation risks, including a $2.8 million gap and 80-90% membership loss. 6. Huntsville’s Redstone Arsenal is […]

Learn how the Auburn College of Human Sciences is transforming lives thanks to a significant donation from alumnus Dan Arnold.

The new Blankenship Event Center was unveiled during a ribbon-cutting event at the M. Barnett Lawley Forever Wild Field Trial Area.

Kristin Nelson is the GOP nominee after delivering a decisive victory over Garrett Dixon in Tuesday’s special primary runoff.

The Alabama Educational Television Commission voted Tuesday to continue its affiliation with PBS, approving payment of the network’s current programming dues through June as Alabama Public Television navigates a $1.4 million shortfall created by budget cuts from the federal government. Commissioners approved the motion during a meeting after receiving a detailed financial and operational analysis […]

The Alabama Crimson Tide has to pick itself back up after the second loss of the season, falling at home for the first time of the Kalen DeBoer era in a frustrating loss to the Oklahoma Sooners this past weekend. Despite the defeat — which was the second straight at the hands of Oklahoma — […]

The Epstein Files Transparency Act passed the chamber by a 427-1, with Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) casting the only “no” vote.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) thinks the a Chief District Court Judge should lose his job for authorizing spying on Senators.

Could Paul Finebaum pull off one of the most unexpected pivots in Alabama politics, moving from ESPN commentator to U.S. Senate contender?