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The Alabama-headquartered and nationally ranked personal injury law firm Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys have selected the three inaugural recipients of the “Call Me Alabama Scholarship”.
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Alabama (ACEC) announced their endorsements ahead of the November 8th midterm election.
After Huntsville Board of Education candidate Angela McClure sought to nationalize the race with drag queens, CRT and liberal indoctrination talk, Andrea Alvarez trounced her 63-37 to win the seat and signal a chance to shift the board to the left.
NFIB asserted that AL-5 Republican nominee Dale Strong would be a "strong voice" for Tennessee Valley small businesses on Capitol Hill.
After decades of making waves in Alabama politics, Rosemary Elebash says that, even still, “every day is a new adventure.” With no plans to slow down any time soon, Rosemary currently serves Alabama small businesses as the state director for the National Federation of Independent Business. Elebash shared insight about her adoration for the job, […]
Current events have drawn attention to foreign investors in U.S. real estate. An increasing number of international buyers are investing in homes and agricultural property across America. In a recent report, the National Association of REALTORS® says annual foreign investment in U.S. existing home sales increased by 8.5 percent following three years of declines. The […]
The Republican congressmen wrote that the DOJ's information-seeking efforts "appear to be a form of political harassment."
The state is not allowed to proceed with its scheduled lethal injection of a convicted murderer this week, a federal judge ruled Monday.
Former University of Alabama standout Jalen Hurts shined in his Monday Night Football performance against the Minnesota Vikings.
Count Auburn basketball great Charles Barkley out of contention to become the university's next athletic director.
As instability continues to persist as an issue for Auburn, speculation surrounding coach Bryan Harsin's job security continues to permeate.
7. Credit card companies need to answer for new gun purchase policies After Visa, American Express, and MasterCard have all announced that they will adopt a policy that classifies gun purchases differently from other sales to make them more identifiable, there are now demands for answers on the new policy. U.S. Reps. Mike Rogers (R-Saks), […]
A registered nurse, Weaver has dedicated more than 23 years of service working in rural and urban hospitals in clinical and leadership capacities.
College football is a reality show. Each week, we see story lines unfold and the playoff picture comes a little bit more into focus.
Somehow CBS' "60 Minutes" thought it would be a good idea to show President Joe Biden complaining about how personal politics has become
The Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America’s Candidate Fund has announced its endorsement of Republican U.S. Senate nominee Katie Britt.
The congressmen recently expressed concern over major credit card companies implementing a new classification of gun sales
Monday, District 5 Congressional Candidate discussed the illegal immigrants issue on WVNN's "The Yaffee Program."
Sen. Richard Shelby, vice chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, praised the FBI's $2.4 billion investment in its Huntsville location.
U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl op-ed: Border security is national security, and it’s time we get tough and end this crisis immediately.
Auburn head coach Bryan Harsin's tenure at The Plains could soon end after a blowout loss to Penn State over the weekend.
Lewis was at a Chevron gas station in Dodge City pumping fuel when a group of robbers forced him to hand over the key to his vehicle.
The war of words and messaging over illegal immigrants being moved to sanctuary cities continues with the subject dominating the Sunday news cycle

