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The City of Montgomery plans to extend its high-speed internet network to Auburn, it was announced Tuesday. This expansion will pave the digital path to cost-effective, efficient and accessible connectivity, the city said. The Montgomery Internet Exchange, MGMix, a peering network that supports internet service providers, will extend its network fabric to AUBix, a multi-tenant […]

Innovate Alabama has named Huntsville businesswoman and Alabama A&M alum Cynthia Crutchfield as its first founding CEO. Crutchfield, a Montgomery native, brings 40 years of experience to the position of helping innovators grow roots across the state. “Throughout my career, I have witnessed startups with incredible potential struggle to find success, not because their idea […]

Listen: Matt shares powerful testimonies of Jesus

God is moving in power today and He will never stop, as long as we continue to seek Him. The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of Prophecy and it is important to continuously share of His goodness. In this episode, I share many testimonies I have seen in the last few months, and years. […]

Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) discussed how he thinks Trump hurt Republicans chances to gain more seats in the recent election.

Auburn coaching carousel: Who could be next?

In wake of the recent termination of former Auburn head coach Bryan Harsin, the rumors have already begun to circulate as to who could be the next head coach of the Tigers. The Auburn head coaching vacancy will be the subject of sports media speculation until the role has been filled. The Auburn job is […]

Senator Tuberville highlighted three different ways America can care for those veterans and their families. 

The day the 2024 election campaign starts is finally here, on November 15. 2022.

Apparently, you can just count until you get the result you want.

In a statement on his election, Marshall expressed his honor in leading "the most consequential group of elected officials in our nation."

Gov. Kay Ivey will be in attendance for the Republican Governors Association's (RGA) conference in Florida this week.

Last Thursday, an Alabama woman fell asleep while waiting to be seen at American Family Care in Forestdale.

The defense juggernaut's milestone is the first step toward flight testing and fielding, noted Lockheed Martin in a press release.

The Vice Chairman of the Democratic Party of Alabama, Tabitha Isner, explained why she believes many Democrats didn't show up to vote.

The annual “Employer of Choice for Veterans” from Forbes was just one of several accolades that Boeing received for the efforts to hire individuals who served the nation.

The GOP leader pointed out how his party was able to secure key victories up and down the ballot across the most of the state.

Barring something incredible in Nevada or Arizona, Democrats will now at minimum continue to control the U.S. Senate.

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

CFD Research expands Jackson County facility

After just one year, CFD Research doubled the number of employees at the facility and witnessed a surge in testing requirements for its customers.

Over those 30 years, that help has added up to make a big difference for hundreds of thousands of families across the state.

Auburn outlasts Texas A&M, wins 13-10

The game of football is a grind. Even good teams must endure the physical punishment, monotony of schedule, and weight of expectations that the gridiron provides. All of those things are true of teams that are in the midst of losing seasons as well, but there is no thrill of victory or hope of fulfilling […]

Admission is free, and the festival is open to the general public from noon until 6 p.m. Food and drinks from the trucks must be purchased.

We’ve all been there—your pup has the zoomies, you’re looking forward to a night or afternoon out, and you have nowhere to take them.

Reflections: Set a watch over my mouth

Most of us can remember fairly insignificant or humorous things people said that have stayed with us over the course of our lives.

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Accountability for a lab leak

Decisions by top Chinese officials might seem malicious if we do not recognize they may not have had full information.