The Senate District 2 contest is being described as one of Alabama's "most competitive" races in the Nov. 8 general election.

State Rep. Scott Stadthagen said he plans to work on getting some kind of school choice bill passed next session. 

The Yellowhammer State was saturated with a barrage of campaign ads during the 2022 primary election cycle.

The first quarter of the Ole Miss vs. Auburn game could not have gone much worse for the Tigers. Auburn fans have become accustomed to seeing the Tigers struggle, but the first 15 minutes in Oxford were as bad a performance in recent memory. The defense was unable to keep the Rebels from moving the […]

Regarding Britt's hawkish stance on illegal immigration, co-host Bill Hemmer told the candidate, "Not a lot of Republicans talk that way."

As Alabama casinos beg the Supreme Court of the state to let them continue on with their illegal operations, an unlikely scenario, the Alabama legislature will get a new chance to work on the issue of legalizing gambling in the state.

"I just think that is discriminatory, that is racist, that is Anti-Semitic, and it's unacceptable," Pearl declared.

Tommy Tuberville has responded to criticism over his "reparation" comments made a rally in Nevada.

On Tuesday, CBS announced that the 2022 iteration of the Third Saturday in October was their largest television audience of the college football season thus far. 

Montgomery will become home to a $600 million advanced beverage production and distribution complex, Gov. Kay Ivey announced Tuesday.

There is one truth we've learned during the Nick Saban era: A one-loss Alabama team is a force to be reckoned with.

Li-Cycle, a North American lithium-ion battery recycler, has begun commercial operations at its Tuscaloosa advanced recycling facility.

Republican U.S. Senate nominee Katie Britt continues to post impressive fundraising numbers headed into the closing weeks of the race.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) has broken a week-long silence by giving an exclusive statement to the Alabama Daily News about the often nefariously misquoted comment about crime and "reparation," which has been taken as "reparations."

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Ala.) bill to increase service members’ life insurance benefit coverage was signed into law by President Biden today. The Supporting Families of the Fallen Act, cosponsored by eight of Tuberville’s colleagues, increases the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance and Veterans’ Group Life Insurance coverage amount from $400,000 […]

It’s been a couple days. How are Tide fans doing? No. 3-ranked Tennessee’s dramatic 3-point victory Saturday night ended a 15-year drought against No. 6 Alabama, sending Tide fans into a spiral of existential doubt, sorrow, and at least five more stages of grief. For your hosts of the Throw The Flag podcast, it’s difficult to write […]

Huntsville drag queen supporters are completely out of touch with reality

Thousands of dollars have poured into the Alabama Democratic Party's coffers from liberal California elites, FEC filings show.

Alabamians have one week left to register to vote in next month’s general election. Oct. 24 is the last day to register for the Nov. 8 general election, the office of Secretary of State John H. Merrill said Monday. Alabamians can register to vote online at alabamavotes.gov or through the mobile app “Vote for Alabama.” All […]

There’s no doubt the United States of America is the greatest country on the planet, and I think it all stems from us being a country founded on freedom for all. The challenge for all of us is to preserve and protect this freedom for generations to come, instead of taking it for granted. One […]

Alabama Woods to Goods Week promotes the Yellowhammer State being the second-largest forest product manufacturer in the nation.

Tuberville mentioned the Antifa and Black Lives Matter-inspired riots that ensued in the summer of 2020 following the death of George Floyd.

Alabama Democrats met over the weekend looking to prepare for the upcoming elections, they started by rehashing the controversy surrounding U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville.

Oregon-based ISA Corp., a manufacturer of nitrile and latex gloves, announced plans today to open a production facility in Geneva County.