The Alabama Conservation Advisory Board will hold its second scheduled meeting of the year next month in Huntsville.  The meeting is 9 a.m. May 20 at the Randolph School Thurber Arts Center, 4915 Garth Road. Registration to address the board will be from 8-8:30 a.m. Attendees with printed information they wish to share with CAB […]

The Alabama State House may actually do it, they may finally eliminate failing schools in Alabama

Alabama is progressing in education in many ways, especially for students throughout the state. However, one group within the state's educational system seems to be encountering some obstacles to achieving this progress, teachers

State Senator Clay Scofield(R-District 9) has earned an award from the National Federation of Independent Business. The Guardian of the Small Business award was presented today to the Senator in Montgomery.

Senator Tommy Tuberville, along with his fellow senators John Boozman of Arkansas and Mike Braun of Indiana are cosponsoring a bill that will exempt family farmers from Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requirements that would force the farmers to report all operational Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) continues to highlight the national security threat from North Korea and China. 

You can either fight to protect people or you can stand in front of cameras demanding things that will not address the problem.

Gov. Kay Ivey spoke about the Dadeville mass shooting incident Monday during a speech to the Montgomery Rotary Club.

The Alabama House of Representatives advanced a bill that would send high school graduates into the real world with a deeper understanding of financial literacy and personal money management. If passed by the Senate and signed by the governor, the law would implement the standards in ninth-grade classrooms during the 2024-2025 school year. The bill, […]

The University of Alabama's Adapted Athletics is raising money in order to purchase custom sports wheelchairs for the group for the upcoming annual Bama Blitz being hosted by the university.

Brave men and women who work long hours at a moment’s notice to keep the lights on for Alabamians are being honored this week. Lineman Appreciation Day recognizes the contributions of the people who protect public safety and ensure that Alabamians have reliable electricity. In 2014, Lineman Appreciation Day was designated as the first Monday […]

When you combine Alabama’s space heritage and the Yellowhammer State’s auto racing history, it could prove to be a winner in a new lunar competition. Leidos, a science and technology leader, and its Huntsville-based Dynetics team have formed a promotional partnership with NASCAR, a company certainly known for high speeds. The partnership will be a […]

Alabama Launchpad, a part of The Economic Development Partnership of Alabama (EDPA) has announced finalists for its EDGE Incubator and Accelerator award. The EDGE Incubator and Accelerator is geared towards supporting entrepreneurship and businesses largely in West Alabama.

7. Bud Light screwed up again, this time four disgusting human beings were part of a staged photoshoot holding bottles of Bud Light. While the Dylan Mulvaney fiasco was bad, Bud Light’s brand was damaged even more when California’s Democrats U.S. Reps. Ted Lieu, Mark Takano, Judy Chu, and Adam Schiff posed with Bud Light. […]

School choice in trouble

Steve Marshall, Attorney General for the state of Alabama, announced late last week that James Michael Hardaway, Former Assistant Director at Limestone County Community Corrections, has been convicted of one ethics violation and one count of custodial sexual misconduct.

Innovate Alabama is partnering with the Yellowhammer States HBCUs to invest in black talent that is being fostered at various institutions throughout the state.

A new documentary released by Forbes profiles a larger-than-life figure we know well here in Alabama: Jimmy Rane. Over the past half century, Rane scaled a small, backyard lumber treating business into the United States’ largest producer of pressure-treated lumber, bringing in $2 billion per year. The documentary offers a look into the ingenious marketing […]

In response to the critical need for internet access, the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs has developed the Alabama Community Broadband Technical Assistance Program. Through this program, ADECA is providing technical assistance for communities seeking to expand broadband infrastructure and services in all of Alabama’s 67 counties. The following meetings have been scheduled […]

The Philadelphia Eagles put it perfectly and simply on their Facebook page: “QB1 is here to stay.” The Eagles and superstar quarterback Jalen Hurts agreed to terms Monday on a five-year, $255 million contract extension that makes him the highest-paid player in NFL history, the team announced. Hurts’ deal has $179.304 million in total guarantees, […]

Tuesday marks 100 days of the new House Republican Majority. I’ve written before about how we have hit the ground running, fulfilling our Commitment to America – this includes building an economy that’s strong, a nation that’s safe, a future that’s built on freedom, and a government that’s accountable to the American people. I’m proud […]

The situation in Dadeville, which left 4 dead and 28 wounded, is still largely a mystery as of Monday morning. According to authorities, the shooting occurred at approximately 10:35 p.m. Saturday during a birthday celebration in the 200 block of Broadnax Street. Two news conferences Sunday did not confirm details about suspects, shooter motivations, or […]

Judge Chris McCool is now seeking a position on the Alabama Supreme Court. As of this weekend McCool has been endorsed for the spot by the Alabama Forestry Association (AFA).

A "mass shooting" took place in Dadeville at a "Sweet 16" party that left 28 people injured and 4 dead