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MSNBC's Jose Diaz Balart is not the first reporter that has attempted to learn why Latinos are trending toward the Republican Party.

Gov. Kay Ivey said she intends to work alongside state lawmakers to present a plan that provides direct relief to the citizenry.

Across this nation, nearly 8 million high school students are participating in athletics, and nearly half a million college students compete as NCAA athletes. Last year, the NCAA surveyed 9,800 student athletes and found these athletes are reporting higher-than-average levels of mental health issues. Even worse, a third of those who took the survey said […]

A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket will launch the SES-20 and SES-21 satellites for SES of Luxembourg.

Milroe, thrust into a SEC West Division road game, was set to play the most meaningful snaps of his young career.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville voted against the stop-gap spending bill arguing it will only make the "out of control" inflation worse. 

The Alabama Supreme Court delivered a major blow to illegal gambling in last Friday's ruling in the case of State v. Epic Tech, LLC.

Electronic bingo, which are really just slot machines with extra steps, is illegal in Alabama and has been for years but some operators still will try to remain open.

Barry Matson, the Executive Director of the Alabama District Attorneys Association discussed the need for stronger fentanyl trafficking laws. 

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

Lots of hurdles remain before self-driving vehicles are common, but researchers at the University of Alabama have overcome one challenge.

The chief aim of Auburn’s visit to Liberia was to develop and implement international service learning activities.

Auburn falls to LSU 21-17

The game could not have started much better for Auburn after the Tigers jump out to an early 17-0 lead over LSU.

Sol y Luna Tapas & Tequilas is an Alabama original

This restaurant, when it originally opened in 1998, introduced Birmingham to an elevated version of Mexican cuisine.

Deontay Wilder set to begin Phase 2 of his boxing career

Wilder’s first title reign saw him rack up 10 consecutive successful defenses and a staggering 91.1% knockout rate.

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Economic freedom and the Pandemic

The 2022 Economic Freedom of the World report confirms what many economists suspected: We have lost a decade of progress on freedom.

Multiple states have taken steps toward addressing the pervasive issue that is organized retail crime, but the plague continues to spread.

Sunday Reflections: God don't do train wrecks

I enjoyed teaching a study a few months ago but puzzled over a comment the textbook author made: “Sometimes we [Christians] have to wound one another.” I realize he was talking about confrontation when a brother or sister steps off the path of righteousness, but the word struck me as harsh. Another church member helped […]

Operational hours for Birmingham Xpress will be Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. and Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Arts Huntsville, the public art agency for the city, is looking for local artists who can shine a creative light on Apollo Park.

What to watch: Auburn vs. LSU

Auburn tends to be known for strange plays and unusual occurrences, and no series has been weirder than the one agains LSU.

Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield led a delegation of Alabama business leaders on a trade mission to Germany this week.

This weekend’s college football TV schedule

This serves as your fan guide for this week's college football television schedule, brought to you by Yellowhammer News.

Grits, smoked sausage, and sweet potatoes set the table for a unique lineup of October public gatherings this fall in Alabama.