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Carnival Cruise Line is bringing year-round cruises back to Mobile, announcing that Carnival Valor will homeport in the Gulf Coast city beginning in May 2027. The deployment marks the first time a ship of the Conquest class will operate from Mobile, expanding cruise capacity and vacation options for Alabama travelers. Carnival Valor will begin offering […]

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If former Alabama U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) and other Democrats are trying to sell the argument that the government shutdown is about Americans' healthcare, why do other Democrats keep telling the truth?

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The U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry has approved legislation sponsored by U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) to expand Talladega National Forest. The proposal was included in a broader package of U.S. Forest Service lands bills. The measure, titled the Talladega National Forest Expansion Act, would expand the forest’s proclamation boundary by approximately […]

Walmart announced a pause on its H-1B visa program, citing economic uncertainties and a desire to focus on hiring American workers, but the move is actually driven by President Donald Trump's $100,000 fee on these workers, a move that could impact thousands of foreign tech employees.

The Montgomery City Council approved an amended resolution to support Jackson Hospital that allows the city to contribute up to $15 million.

With all precincts reporting, unofficial returns showed Kristin Nelson at 46.8% with 1,226 votes, Garrett Dixon at 33.38% with 847 votes.

This week for Alabama football, it's a road trip to South Carolina against a Gamecocks team desperate to salvage their season.

In his weekly press conference ahead of another road test at South Carolina, Kalen DeBoer said his team hasn't even played its best game yet.

The APLS Board held a public hearing to make sure books on gender ideology are only available in the adult sections of public libraries.

Alabama’s housing market held firm in September, avoiding its typical fall slowdown thanks in part to easing mortgage rates.

The Jones Group announced a former Apple executive has been named as partner to guide growth of its Jones strategy and consulting practice.

Both Governor Kay Ivey and Mayor Steven Reed think this is wrong and want everyone to vote to expand Aniah's Law next May.

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On Monday, Mayor Sandy Stimpson and soon-to-be Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis met with Governor Kay Ivey in Montgomery.

Samford University was recently ranked in the 2026 list of “Best Christian Colleges in America” in the top annual index of colleges.

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Huntsville attorney Hal Mooty III to serve as a U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama.

A smiling Chase Neblett wearing an ‘Alabama Junk’ hat and polo shirt stands confidently beside a truck and red dumpster. The ‘Alabama Junk’ company logo, shaped like the state of Alabama with bold white and red lettering, is displayed on the left side of the image.”

Alabama Junk Removal founder Chase Neblett discusses how clear pricing, hands on service, and a commitment to recycling sets them apart.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville introduced the Secure Commercial Licensing Act to require all CDL testing be conducted only in English.

Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed and Police Chief Daryl Albert called the bond release of a teen charged in the mass shooting a slap in the face

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is praising President Donald Trump for taking tough actions against violent drug cartels. 

"I will ensure that the rule of law prevails so that our judges do not have to live in fear of political terrorism," Jay Mitchell writes.