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UAB announced a two-game nonconference football series with cross-town foe Samford at Protective Stadium in 2026 and 2027 in Birmingham.
An Alabama woman has been arrested after Tallapoosa County deputies discovered 92 cats living in dangerous and neglected conditions.
Allegiant Air announced it will launch a nonstop route from Huntsville Airport to Gulf Shores starting May 2026, according to the company.
Earl Lewis Sylacauga impacted countless lives for decades, transforming the youth through sports and character building.
Fresh polling shows Tommy Tuberville issuing another beatdown against Democrat Doug Jones in a 2026 matchup for Governor of Alabama.
A federal judge chose the remedial redistricting plan that makes the fewest changes to the current Alabama Senate map in future elections.
7. The Iron Bowl rivalry between Alabama and Auburn kicks off at 6:30 PM at Jordan-Hare Stadium for the first primetime slot since 2014, moving from the traditional 2:30 PM start with Alabama’s playoff push in peril after an Oklahoma loss and Auburn’s quest for its first win since 2019. 6. Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle […]
Rural clinics across Alabama are closing, leaving empty rooms that signal lost access. Families face long drives for basic care. A grandmother manages heart failure alone, a farmer delays cancer screenings, and a mother travels an hour for prenatal visits while caring for other children. These are real lives burdened by a fragile system. The […]
Governor Kay Ivey is trying to argue that Alabama Public Television (APT) needs to pump the breaks when it comes to cutting ties with PBS.
Primetime Iron Bowl: Alabama vs. Auburn to kick off in after-dark timeslot for first time since 2014
For the first time in over a decade, the nation's biggest football rivalry, Alabama vs. Auburn, the Iron Bowl, will be a prime time matchup.
AJ McCarron has 'Name ID', he's at GOP events, but does he think he will be able to get elected without talking about what he believes?
Former Auburn Tigers head coach and U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is being inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame 2026 class.
The Alabama Forestry Association has endorsed Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen in his bid for lieutenant governor in 2026.
Catch the latest insights with Longshore and McKnight as they break down Alabama's shocking loss to Oklahoma and more.
Governor Kay Ivey urged the board that oversees Alabama Public Television to listen to Alabama before making any move to cut ties with PBS.
7. U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-La.) expressed intense anger over a last-minute Senate provision in the government funding bill enabling U.S. senators, including Governor-elect National Championship-winning Coach U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn), to sue over being spied on by the FBI during the Biden administration and vowed to repeal it. 6. A […]
Alabama State Rep. Randy Wood is running again for the seat he has held since 2002 representing St. Clair, Talladega, and Calhoun County.
Here's the latest weather news and information from James Spann and his team, for today, Monday, November 17, 2025.
"I will work closely with our state’s world class medical researchers to ensure that Autism is made a high priority," Wes Allen writes.
It’s almost hard to imagine life without it now. The iPhone didn’t just change things — it changed everything. Remember sitting on an airplane, totally disconnected from everything on the ground? Remember using the bathroom without looking at your phone? Remember the joy of talking to your spouse or partner without competition from a cat […]
Tucked into Montgomery’s oldest residential neighborhood, a once-forgotten building is now home to a community hub like no other. Hilltop Public House—an all-day coffee shop, bar, and gathering place in historic Cottage Hill—was the vision of two friends who decided that instead of leaving the city to find community, they would cultivate it. “In 2019, […]
Manufacture Alabama has announced its endorsement of State Rep. Rhett Marques in the race to represent Alabama’s 1st Congressional District.
Another week is upon the college football watching public, and things are starting to heat up now midway through November and only a few games left in the race for conference titles and of course ultimately the College Football Playoff. In this state, the Alabama Crimson Tide face a massive test at home against Oklahoma […]

