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Two Jewish sisters who endured the horrors of Nazi Germany during the Holocaust have passed away within 10 days of each other in Birmingham.
National Eagle Forum president Kristen A. Ullman sounded the alarm on the potential implications of the DOJ's "weaponize[d]" subpoena.
Tuberville accused Democrats and the media of "creating a narrative" against Trump to "keep power and win elections.
When President Joe Biden landed on his fourth insult for Republicans in the last month, "Trumpies," it was after many in the mainstream media defended each of his other attacks.
The Alabama Forestry Association recently announced its endorsement 10 candidates seeking election to the Alabama House of Representatives.
Once again, after being told that there were no "Trump judges" or "Obama judges," the decision by a Trump-appointed judge to appoint a special master to look at the documents seized in the raid on Mar-a-Lago
From playoff expansion to marquee battles, college football was back this Labor Day weekend in exactly the way we wanted.
With the coming election on November 8th, Alabama Sec. of State John Merrill says he's looking for more people to become poll workers in the Yellowhammer State.
As storm season approaches, Republican members of Congress are calling on President Joe Biden to address the Southeast's electronic infrastructure supply chain woes.
The Colbert County Tourism and Convention Bureau in Tuscumbia will be the beneficiary of a $1.7 million U.S. Department of Commerce grant.
Tuesday, House Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) said he could support a one time tax rebate for Alabamians.
For University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban, mental health is a major factor in his program's unprecedented success.
The University of Alabama's Million Dollar Band will forgo its visit to the Lone Star State this weekend in its matchup with the University of Texas.
The player will take on the role of David, a servant and military leader for king Saul, who is being hunted by the king and his army.
On Monday, a federal judge announced that they would appoint a special master to review documents seized by the FBI during the raid on Mar-a-Lago. This move is expected to delay any investigations ongoing with the Justice Department's criminal investigation but the DOJ has already stated they have identified material they should not have
According to the lawmaker, his experience in the legal profession makes him "well suited" to occupy the position of Senate Judiciary Committee chairman.
A congressional map strictly derived from the state's racial makeup, Pringle said, was something the state was told it could not draw.
It’s a growing business in Alabama that is sowing a different kind of agriculture – and helping meet the expectations of polished palates, healthy eaters and people struggling with food insecurity.
Auburn University graduate Jordan Beam has received a Phi Kappa Phi National Fellowship, which will be applied toward her first year of medical school at the University of Alabama at Birmingham Heersink School of Medicine.
The chef-owner of K&J’s Elegant Pastries & Creamery, a custom cake shop in downtown Birmingham that specializes in cakes for all occasions, including weddings, started her business in 2010 in her home kitchen making sweets for friends and family.
Although it was delayed by weather, Auburn earned its first victory of the season Saturday night in Jordan-Hare Stadium.
A cutting-edge marine vessel that can sail the high seas without a crew will be manufactured exclusively in Mobile.
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

