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The RCEDA received funding from Microsoft Philanthropies to launch the Community Skills Initiative Alabama Region program.

Cook sees the work they’re doing at Miles playing a pivotal role in Alabama’s growing innovation ecosystem.

Tuberville "reparation" remark, Huntsville's move to the left, and more on Alabama Politics This Week …

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Insurance and police reform?

Insurance provides the victims of accidents, tragedies, and disasters help just like charity, only it is a business transaction.

How to Spend a Music-Filled Weekend in Florence, Alabama

Rich music history isn’t the only thing The Shoals has going for it. With a population of 40,000, Florence is the largest of the four cities.

Reflections: How then should we worship?

"We don't worship like you do," he said with a smile. I got the impression he was making a judgment about our worship.

Honda has invested $2 billion in the Alabama, where it began production in 2001. The plant can produce 340,000 vehicles and engines annually.

Flowers: National trends do not affect Alabama

As mentioned last week, all polling points to a significant Republican pickup of congressional seats in the upcoming general election.

Crews are engaged in earthwork, excavation and piling at the site in the 3,000-acre South Alabama Mega Site in Bay Minette.

The farm sells food for guests to toss into the water and watch as gators waste no time devouring the handouts.

What to watch: Auburn vs. Ole Miss

Auburn travels to Ole Miss today for their second consecutive SEC road game in 2022. The Tigers are coming off a lopsided loss to Georgia, while the Rebels are 6-0 and ranked No. 9 in the country. Auburn football’s season, and potentially its leadership, is teetering on the edge of a cliff and needs a […]

This weekend’s college football TV schedule

Let this serve as your ultimate television viewing schedule for this week's college football games, courtesy of Yellowhammer News.

Thanks to the combined efforts of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division, the Crenshaw County Sheriff’s Office, Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) and hunting club members, Jerrell Gordon is recovering from an ordeal that left him within hours of death. WFF Conservation Enforcement Officer Brad Gavins received a […]

Republican candidate Katie Britt reacted to the latest inflation numbers on Twitter as she was travelling to campaign stops across the state. 

Vanessa Leonard is a 2022 Woman of Impact

Skilled in multiple professional spaces, Leonard also holds an extensive and impressive resume outside of the legal field.

Kind of a drag - Responses to teacher incident fall flat

The members of Congress argued that the VA is going beyond it's legal authority in allowing these abortions to take place.

The year was 2009 -- a season which saw Alabama win its first SEC and national championship under third-year head coach Nick Saban.

Stakeholders met in Athens on Thursday to partake in a regional roundtable, which was co-hosted by Innovate Alabama and Launch 2035.

The Community Development Block Grants will enable local governments to address a number of outstanding issues facing their respective areas.

It seems as if the only people who seem to care about the results of the January 6 Committee are employed on Capitol Hill or in the media covering them, despite their efforts to tell you how powerful they are

Life without parole is a sentence handed down to criminals convicted of committing some of society's most wicked offenses.

Anna Brakefield is a 2022 Woman of Impact

Anna Brakefield is the well-rounded, business-savvy, family-woman that so many of us aspire to be. From a small town in rural Lawrence County, Brakefield’s career journey has taken her full circle. Beginning in New York City as her early career in advertising was taking off, to a stint in bustling Nashville, and eventually back to […]

Teacher/drag queen makes suggestive comments to kids; School silent