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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 […]
Senate candidate Jared Hudson believes Trump made the right call in ordering the capture of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro.
7. The stock market closed at record highs, Ford sales spiked as they axed major EV plans; Hyundai and Kia posted record 2025 US sales with 8% and 7% growth respectively, as worries about tariffs and economic predictions appear off-base. 6. The Parlay Project, a Hoover-based Alabama non-profit founded by Nathan Burdette and Will Kadish, […]
The Economic Development Association of Alabama (EDAA) has named Robin Ricks as its new executive director, effective January 20.
Britt thinks that social media companies are not going to do what it takes to protect children online on their own.
Two men from Hoover with very different pasts on the same dangerous road, one who lived inside a major illegal bookmaking operation and another who beat gambling addiction decades ago, are putting their names and their stories behind a new non-profit aimed at a singular message: Odds cannot be beaten, but lives can be rebuilt. […]
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.
Who’s up? Who’s down? Alabama political candidates for statewide office report fundraising totals for November.
Dr. Jeff Burnett is aiding in the coordination of Global Marketplace Leaders at Global Awakening using his business experience from being co-owner and Vice-President of a construction and land development company.
The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ACADV) announced that effective January 1 their new CEO will be Gena Richardson.
Tuberville said Monday that President Donald Trump and the Republican lead Congress are working to help farmers and foresters in Alabama.
Marshall took a swipe at Hilton Hotels after a report alleged that one hotel refused service to federal immigration officers (ICE).
7. A Washington Post poll showed Americans divided on President Donald Trump’s military action targeting Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela: 40% approve, 42% disapprove, and 18% unsure; Republicans strongly support at 74% approval, Democrats oppose at 76% disapproval, and independents lean against with higher uncertainty. 6. Alabama State Rep. Terri Collins (R-Decatur) announced retirement after 16 […]
A new report from PARCA says Alabama continues to rank near the bottom nationally in state and local tax collections.
Alabama's new Blankenship Event Center was unveiled with an unexpected honor during a ribbon-cutting in Hale County.
The Tide is going to have to replace a lot of its roster after they lost to Indiana and a laundry list of players entered the transfer portal.
The Alabama Farmers Federation has endorsed Kristin Nelson in the upcoming special election for Alabama House District 38.
The UAB Blazers defeated the USF Bulls 109-106 in double overtime, coming back from an 11-point deficit.
Alabama protests in favor of a dictator share false claims of illegality of Trump's Venezuela action
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.

