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Gov. Kay Ivey has released a new campaign ad touting Alabama's economic successes under her administration.
7 Things: Viral illnesses spreading among children; red wave rising nationwide on Dems; and more ...
Hospitals in Alabama are starting to warn that a variety of viral illnesses are "setting records every day." Cases of mostly flu and respiratory syncytial virus are filling up pediatric hospitals
It may be a bye week for the Alabama football team but fans will still be able to see the players in action this weekend.
Georgia Republican U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker is facing the same playbook Roy Moore and Brett Kavanaugh have faced in the past.
Gov. Kay Ivey is calling upon Alabamians to ratify Aniah's Law, which will appear on the Nov. 8 general election ballot as Amendment One.
Mobis, a leading global auto supplier, plans to invest $205 million to create an EV battery module plant in Montgomery.
Fifth congressional district GOP nominee Dale Strong on Wednesday landed the endorsement of former President Donald Trump.
Rural economic developers joined with Alabama Department of Commerce officials this week for a summit centered around job growth.
Future U.S. Senator Katie Britt says "enough is enough" and it is time for parents to stand up and let their voices be heard in Alabama and beyond
Alabama Democrat Party Chairman Randy Kelly needs to come up with a better line of attack than name-calling and asinine slogans.
The property is designed to support applied research and development work for Huntsville and Redstone customers, according to AU.
The Republican nominee for Alabama Supreme Court said the high court got it right on giving power back to the states on the abortion issue.
A generous donation by a Limestone County family makes Mooresville the new home base of Singing River Trail.
United Launch Alliance recently honored 12 suppliers with 2022 Supplier of the Year Awards for their dedicated support across ULA’s product lines.
U.S. Sen Tommy Tuberville insisted he had no reason to apologize due to his comments holding no relation to race.
GOP U.S. Senate nominee Katie Britt declared parents will play a lead role in Republicans' election night success.
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) spoke with the Mobile Chamber of Commerce where he cited the failing education system and lazy Americans for pushing America to the edge of socialism.
Attendees arrived at Little River State Forest Friday morning for a Learn and Burn, which was hosted by Alabama Forestry Commission officials.
An Tide football player and a Dothan City Schools football coach found themselves in hot water after using their hands in an improper way.
Last week, President Joe Biden announced the release of an additional 15 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
C Spire, a telecommunications and technology services company, announced leadership changes in its Alabama region Tuesday.
John Newman has accepted the position of senior vice president of Caterpillar Inc. and president and CEO of Progress Rail.
A vast majority of Alabama voters support medicinal marijuana, according to polling data released Tuesday.

