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A clarification from the USPS is prompting attention to how postmarks are applied to mail, and for Alabama residents, geography plays a role.
Representatives for Alabama’s economic development interests in the Republic of Korea visited the state earlier this month.
Colleagues in the Alabama House of Representatives have had to say goodbye twice to former State Rep. Howard Sanderford.
After Alabama's loss to Indiana, and with recent transfer portal buzz, it's looking like Kalen DeBoer is going to have quite a different team.
Alabama Patients First has now launched a new message built around Jackson Hospital, a Montgomery-area hospital now in a bankruptcy crisis.
A picturesque landmark in north Jefferson County is being prepared to transform Hallmark Farms into the Alabama Farm Center.
Alabama's Simplified Seller Use Tax is sending money all over the state. But the bigger cities don't like it and want to keep more of it.
In addition to the Jacksonville State Gamecocks' play on the field, they've stepped up their social media game as well.
7. U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) warned Minnesota Governor Tim Walz could face arrest over massive welfare fraud scandals involving billions in misused funds, calling him incompetent and urging his resignation for allowing all the fraud linked to Somali community programs. 6. State Rep. Chip Brown (R-Hollinger’s Island) has filed a bill mandating prosecutors in […]
Alabama-based Longleaf Recovery & Wellness won approval for Longleaf Lodge, a new residential substance use treatment center in Shelby County.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to expand the U.S. military, particularly the Navy, and Alabama is expected to play a big role.
Milo’s Tea Company has permanently closed its Homewood manufacturing facility, ending operations at the site effective January 5.
U.S. Sen. Tuberville hasn't changed his mind on possibly sending the National Guard to clean up crime in Montgomery.
With 0.6 seconds left, Auburn hit a miraculous shot to seemingly beat Texas A&M — but after a review, the game was reversed, and the Tigers fell 90-88. Things started getting strange with 13 minutes to go in the Texas A&M at Auburn men’s basketball game. After a back-and-forth first half, Auburn had built up […]
Alabama's Simplified Seller Use Tax is sending money all over the state. But the bigger cities don't like it and want to keep more of it.
Despite Alabama's unfortunate fate in the Rose Bowl, millions of people stuck around to watch the widely talked about matchup.
Governor Kay Ivey today announced she will deliver her ninth State of the State address on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at 6:00 p.m.
State Rep. Chip Brown filed a bill that would require Alabama prosecutors to seek bail denial and mandatory detention in deadly felony cases.
Secretary Wes Allen announced Tuesday that he and his staff identified 186 noncitizens registered to vote in Alabama.
Two hundred fifty years ago on January 10, 1776, Thomas Paine published his influential pamphlet, “Common Sense.” In today’s word, its publication went “viral” as it was re-printed and distributed throughout the American Colonies. At the time of its circulation, the colonies were in a state of flux. British troops were engaged in active combat […]

