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Over those 30 years, that help has added up to make a big difference for hundreds of thousands of families across the state.

Auburn outlasts Texas A&M, wins 13-10

The game of football is a grind. Even good teams must endure the physical punishment, monotony of schedule, and weight of expectations that the gridiron provides. All of those things are true of teams that are in the midst of losing seasons as well, but there is no thrill of victory or hope of fulfilling […]

Admission is free, and the festival is open to the general public from noon until 6 p.m. Food and drinks from the trucks must be purchased.

We’ve all been there—your pup has the zoomies, you’re looking forward to a night or afternoon out, and you have nowhere to take them.

Reflections: Set a watch over my mouth

Most of us can remember fairly insignificant or humorous things people said that have stayed with us over the course of our lives.

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Accountability for a lab leak

Decisions by top Chinese officials might seem malicious if we do not recognize they may not have had full information.

Flowers: Kay Ivey is governor again

Governor Kay Ivey has done a good job as governor during the four years, 2019-2022, and folks knew that, and they knew her.

Painstakingly-made and one-of-a-kind, they’re all limited batches. Try them at Yellowhammer’s taproom soon before they’re gone.

New additions and renovations are under way at several Alabama State Parks, which are showcasing the natural assets and quality-of-life advantages of rural counties.

Gov. Kay Ivey recently joined Demopolis and Marengo County officials, residents and supporters to open the facility on the banks of the Tombigbee River.

A ceremony celebrating their completion was held during the League’s Municipal Leadership Institute at Perdido Beach Resort in Orange Beach.

Even MSNBC hosts and Democrat strategists have given up on winning Alabama.

House Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) has been elected by his GOP colleagues to serve as Alabama's next speaker.

Electric-vehicle charging stations will soon be positioned at numerous locations across the Yellowhammer State.

A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket launched successfully Thursday, adding to their perfect record of mission success.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is once again calling attention to the damaging effects of massive government spending on the economy.

The Alabama House Republican Caucus held its first post-election meeting to elect members to leadership posts for the upcoming term.

7. Republicans select leaders after new members were sworn in Representative Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) was elected Thursday as the new Speaker of the Alabama House of Representatives over State Rep. Steve Clouse (R-Ozark). Ledbetter will be replacing the previous Speaker Mac McCutcheon (R-Monrovia) who served in the position since 2016. 6. What in the world […]

Justice Will Sellers: A Veterans Day to remember

With the 80th anniversary this month of both the Battle of El Alamein and the North Africa “Torch” Landings, the observance has an added meaning.

MSNBC crew laughs when someone suggests Congresswoman will be on OnlyFans.

Wasting no time in assembling a staff, Britt asserted that her team would serve as "the voice" of all Alabamians.

The Yellowhammer State is now a safer place to live thanks to voters' approval of Aniah's Law as a constitutional amendment, according Alabama's Big 10 Mayors.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville announced Thursday the departure of Stephen Boyd as chief of staff, who will seek private sector opportunities.

The Legislature must reform the emergency health powers held by Alabama's executive branch, according to State Sen. Sam Givhan.