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U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) called out the media for bias that create polls showing Americans blame the GOP for the government shutdown
The Birmingham City Council has approved a $547,619 agreement to help move forward with the Shades Creek Greenway project.
Wes Allen is welcoming AJ McCarron to the 2026 Lt. Governor’s race by drawing a sharp contrast on experience and record.
The Auburn Tigers have yet another game that feels like their head coach Hugh Freeze is coaching for his job.
Alfa announced the launch of renovations at their new corporate headquarters in the former Capitol Commerce Center building in Montgomery.
When a protester wearing a penis costume at Fairhope's "No Kings" protest was asked to take off her costume, she refused, and was arrested.
On Saturday, thousands of Democrat socialists, Marxists and hard-core leftwing activists gathered in the streets of cities across America.
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Longshore and McKnight discuss: SEC referee Ken Williamson permanently suspended after conference review of Auburn-Georgia officiating.
Governor Kay Ivey has declared the third week of October “Alabama Woods to Goods Week” to coincide with National Forest Products Week.
Tuberville introduced Randy Jones of Guntersville as Alabama’s nominee to serve on the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Board of Directors.
Former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback AJ McCarron announced is officially running for Lt. Governor of Alabama in 2026.
The Alabama Education Association failed to read the room, citing reports of a record number of children not returning to public schools in order to push for new homeschool reporting requirements
Florida’s decision to fire Billy Napier revived long-shot chatter that Nick Saban could be a target.
Whitney Cheatham has been released on a $1.05 million bond after being jailed for multiple charges including drug trafficking and forgery.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore thinks there's more than enough evidence to charge a former CIA director John Brennan for lying under oath.
U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) is surprised that a generic abortion drug was approved under the Trump administration.
Caroleene Dobson articulates the need for an Election Security Division to strengthen enforcement of Alabama's voting laws in this op-ed.
Mayors representing Alabama’s ten largest cities are calling for urgent statewide action to address a growing mental health crisis.
Jack Hawkins Jr., chancellor of Troy University and a decorated Vietnam veteran, has been named Patriot of the Year.
OWA Parks & Resort has appointed Ken Leone as its new property manager, bringing decades of experience in hospitality and leadership.
On Wednesday, the White House named Thomas Govan and Phil Williams to serve as United States Attorneys for Alabama.
A Tuscaloosa florist will soon bring a touch of Alabama to one of the most famous holiday celebrations in the country.

