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The high court will rule on the Louisiana v. Callais, and the conservative majority is likely to ban racial gerrymandering.
The Alabama Crimson Tide is facing perhaps the biggest challenge of the Kalen DeBoer era on New Year’s Day in Pasadena, taking on the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers in the College Football Playoff quarter-final with everything on the line for both teams. If you just took the helmets and logos of each team even only a […]
Alabama will play its biggest game of the season when it takes on the undefeated No. 1 ranked Indiana Hoosiers in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.
Scammers are working overtime, turning the rush for gifts and deliveries into a goldmine of fraud. From fake shipping alerts to too-good-to-be-true deals, criminals are using the chaos of the season to steal your money and personal information.
What were the biggest stories of the year in Alabama politics and on the national scene? Can former Alabama U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) ride the lottery to victory in a gubernatorial race? What is Governor Kay Ivey’s legacy after 10 years as governor? Are we at war with Venezuela? All this and more […]
A warning from the GOAT himself: 'What are you talking about? Indiana's got a really good team,'" Nick Saban says.
The annual graveside wreath-laying and memorial service that marks the 73rd anniversary of Hank Williams’ death will be at Montgomery’s Oakwood Cemetery Annex on January 1.
One Alabama foodie is making it his mission to show the world that the best hamburgers are still made in the United States of America.
It’s a long way from Homewood to Hollywood. That’s essentially the trip that the Homewood, Alabama High School Patriots Band is making.
Alabamians for Legal Reform is a new professional advocacy organization promoting fairness and balance within Alabama’s civil justice system.
Experience a unique New Year’s Eve at the Birmingham Zoo with a cougar-themed celebration and fun for the whole family.
Barfoot announced Monday that he plans to run for the District 26 legislative seat rather than the District 25 seat that he currently holds.
The Alabama Crimson Tide is headed into their biggest challenge of the season this week, but defensive lineman Tim Keenan isn't worried one bit.
Immigrants from all over the world are being human trafficked into Alabama communities – and they are not coming to work.
While 22 states have had residents sickened with salmonella, some after eating raw oysters, Alabama is not one of those states.
Madison County Commission Chairman Mac McCutcheon notified Governor Kay Ivey today that he will retire from his post effective March 1, 2026.
On Tuesday, businessman and former educator Scott Ortis announced he's running for Alabama State Senate District 15.
Alabama career technical associationAlabama’s commitment to career and technical education earned national recognition this month.
First Day Hikes at Alabama State Parks offer chance to see sunrise, sunset and everything in between
Kick off 2026 by enjoying some of Alabama’s most scenic views by participating in a First Day Hike at an Alabama State Park.
7. Weather forecasts for the Rose Bowl predict rain and clouds for Alabama’s New Year’s Day game against Indiana, potentially the wettest since 1955. In other state football news, Auburn wide receiver Cam Coleman reportedly plans to enter the transfer portal, potentially becoming the top available player. 6. Three illegal immigrants from Latvia allegedly operated […]
At the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE), the future isn’t something to fear; it’s something to shape.
Katie Britt writes, "Serving you remains one of the greatest blessings of my life, and I will continue to give you everything I have."

