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Republicans blamed the ongoing government shutdown, now in its 14th day, on the nationwide "No Kings" protests scheduled for October 18, with events in 12 Alabama cities

State Rep. Rhett Marques announced that his campaign has raised more than $500,000 to become Alabama’s next Republican congressman.

The U.S. Supreme Court hears a case today that could directly affect Alabama’s race-based redistricting battles.

Tombigbee Electric Cooperative will celebrate the completion of more than 4,200 miles of fiber across eight rural Northwest Alabama counties.

This past week, Alabama was shaken by a tragic shooting in downtown Montgomery. What should have been a normal weekend full of college football and gathering with friends turned into a nightmare for families who lost loved ones to senseless violence. As a father and someone who calls this state home, I grieve with those […]

With military service members being paid, the shutdown pain is harder to easily identify and game; for that reason, we could be looking at the longest shutdown ever.Currently, betting markets have the government shutdown going on for more than 30 days. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Governor-elect National Championship-winning Coach U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) continue pressuring the Democrats to get the government open while highlighting that their fear of their own liberal base is paralyzing them.

A strong conservative congressman and close ally of Trump is showing his support for one of the candidates in the race to be Senator.

Alabama cut broadband divide from 22% to 6% since 2018; finish the job and connect every rural home, Robert Aderholt writes.

Alabama Athletics announced a five-year renewal of Regions Bank's sponsorship, elevating the long-standing relationship.

The Auburn Tigers on Saturday night lost what was a controversial game filled with moments that Tigers fans were rightfully upset with the officials about. While most attention centered on the halftime fumble/no-fumble, a second-half moment from Kirby Smart also stirred controversy: he appeared to call timeout but wasn’t charged, saying he was alerting officials […]

In this op-ed, Alabama Ag Commissioner Rick Pate strongly endorses his friend and colleague, Tommy Tuberville, for Governor in 2026.

The University of Alabama’s Million Dollar Band will represent the state on one of the nation’s biggest stages in 2026.

The Alabama Forestry Association announced its endorsement of Alabama Senate President Pro Tem Garlan Gudger and Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter in their upcoming 2026 re-election campaigns. Pro Tem Gudger (R-Cullman), who was first elected to the Alabama Senate in 2018 and won reelection unopposed in 2022, currently serves as President Pro Tempore after […]

Dr. Charles L. Karr, president of the University of Alabama in Huntsville since 2022, is retiring next year, the university announced.

God is doing incredible things on the Earth in 2025! A few months ago, over 130 men attended the Warrior Men’s Retreat at Lake Martin, and people were saved, healed, delivered, and transformed. Different backgrounds, demographics, cultures, and appearances, did not separate these men from the love of God. Men shared trauma they had experienced […]

Banana Ball is coming to Birmingham and Montgomery in their 2026 season. The six-team league will face off in Riverwalk Stadium as well as Rickwood Field.

All twenty of the remaining living hostages of the terrorists in Gaza were released and reunited with their families and friends in Israel.

Finebaum says Auburn was robbed after a touchdown was ruled a fumble in their match-up against Georgia in Athens.

Auburn honored Cam Newton with a jersey retirement ceremony during halftime of their game against Georgia, celebrating the 2010 Heisman.

ABC board has raised its bailment fee from 72 cents to $1 per case to help build a $98 million warehouse, sparking debate...

President Donald Trump brokered a comprehensive Middle East peace deal culminating in the release of all 20 living hostages held by Hamas after over two years in Gaza, hailed by Alabama's federal officials including U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) as a global victory

The last time a U.S. President played the lead role in a major release of international hostages was January 1981. President Ronald Reagan was in office. By his position and firmness as President-elect, the holders of the American hostages in Lebanon knew they needed to release their captives as soon as the Reagan administration took […]

Longshore and McKnight dice into Auburn's officiating meltdown and growing fan frustration, Penn State fires James Franklin, Alabama climbs to #6, and more...

Alabama lawmakers are calling out the ABC Board for misleading legislators on the funding mechanism for their new $98 million office.