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State Sen. William Barfoot (R-Pike Road) said expanding school choice is one way to improve the education system in the Yellowhammer State.

Aerojet Rocketdyne to expand Huntsville presence

Aerojet Rocketdyne is expanding its Huntsville presence with additional job opportunities and a new facility to increase manufacturing and office space.

If Alabama's education laws make the U.S. ineligible for the World Cup, nowhere is eligible.

Gov. Kay Ivey announced Monday that she is requesting a top-to-bottom review of the state's execution process.

A group of congressional Republicans have introduced a resolution calling for an audit of American tax dollars sent to Ukraine.

Alabama Power President and CEO Mark Crosswhite will retire at the end of the calendar year, the electric utility announced Monday.

The bill would ensure no member of China's communist regime can travel to the U.S. for vacation and non-official government business.

TruSpin, a Birmingham-based producer of rare nanofibers, is the world's first commercial operator of an alternating current electrospinning facility. 

2 impeachments, 6 years of investigation, non-stop speculation about how the government has the goods on him and a pending indictment coming after a raid at Mar-a-Lago aren't enough, we need another special counsel too

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.

It’s been a momentous six years since Big Beach Brewing Company in Gulf Shores opened its retractable doors to the public.

Deer season is upon us and with 1.3 million acres of public hunting land, Alabama’s diverse terrain provides an ideal destination for travelers and locals to land the buck they’ve been waiting for all year.

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Economic freedom in Alabama 2022

The good news: Alabama’s economic freedom increased slightly. The bad news: we still trail three neighboring states.

With 45 days until the 118th Congress is seated, U.S. Sen.-elect Katie Britt is preparing to take on the role of Alabama's junior senator.

NASA’s Space Launch System — the space agency’s most powerful rocket ever — blasted off on its inaugural mission earlier this week.

Reflections: Meat and potatoes vs. bananas foster

A friend made an interesting analogy to me when we discussed his wife’s fascination with end-time biblical prophecy. “She’s so worried about the blood moon and the tenth toe in Daniel,” he said. “I told her these discussions were like bananas foster. It’s sweet and good but not as nourishing as meat and potatoes. Meat […]

How to spend a weekend in Scottsboro, Alabama

While Scottsboro is best–known for Unclaimed Baggage, the community has more to offer by way of gorgeous outdoor attractions and eateries.

Fall in Alabama is a wonderful time to do some outstanding bird-watching, especially at Ten Islands Historic Park on Lake Neely Henry.

Flowers: Jo Bonner inaugurated as president of USA

Jo Bonner was officially sworn in as the fourth president of the University of South Alabama on September 23, 2022.

If Forrest Gump’s brushes with history had an Alabama cameraman’s equivalent, it would be Birmingham native Reggie Selma.

For the fourth year in a row, Bank Independent has been selected one of the 2022 Best Banks to Work For by Best Companies Group.

Alabama deer hunters asked to Share the Hunt

The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ (ADCNR) Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division is teaming with Buckmasters on an outreach program to promote hunting across social media platforms. The Share the Hunt initiative, which kicks off today, encourages deer hunters to introduce new people to the hunting opportunities available in Alabama’s great outdoors […]

Trenholm State Community College this week announced the expansion of its truck driving program, which will now be available on its main campus on Air Base Boulevard in Montgomery.

Lakeshore Foundation introduces veterans program

Veterans can now qualify for free membership at Lakeshore Foundation's 45-acre campus in Homewood, the nonprofit announced this week.