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U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl: Commitment to America

As I travel South Alabama and speak with folks from around our district and state, it’s hard to find anyone who believes our country is headed in the right direction.

On Monday, Gov. Kay Ivey once again dispelled rumors perpetuated by the media that she was experiencing health issues.

In a new legal motion, former President Donald Trump and his attorneys are requesting that there be an independent investigation conducted concerning the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago, with the motion saying it was “unprecedented” and “unnecessary.”

Boasting tough-on-crime laws and a thriving economy, Alabama is among one of the nation's top-10 inbound states for American migration.

Fortunately for Alabama, our state is making impressive strides toward positioning itself to fully capitalize on this new era in electric vehicle technology.

Friday, on Alabama Public Television's "Capitol Journal," State Rep. Danny Garrett advised that tax rebates would be on the table next legislative session.

Former Alabama Republican Secretary of State candidate Christian Horn defended Terry said he should not resign over the mistake.

Beth Chapman: They're back

Libertarians are back on the ballot in Alabama for the first time in two decades. They are showing up in over 50 races across the state.

Mountain Brook's 2022 municipal election cycle has proven that the well-to-do suburb is not immune to political controversy.

According to the governor's office, Gov. Kay Ivey awarded the funds due to increased dangers posed to law enforcement.

This marks the sixth consecutive year that the Dothan-headquartered truckload freight carrier has been recognized in the category.

In 2021, Alabama landed 247 economic development projects with plans to create 10,200 direct new jobs and $7.7 billion in capital investment for communities from Huntsville to Selma, according to the 2021 New and Expanding Industries report from the Alabama Department of Commerce. The projects represent both new companies to Alabama and existing companies announcing […]

A lawsuit in Alabama claims that voting machines in the 2020 presidential election were compromised, and now former Governor Don Siegelman has expressed interest in joining the lawsuit

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

Guests at the Birmingham Zoo guests journey through immersive exhibits featuring 550 animals from six continents.

Birmingham’s pivotal and turbulent role in the civil rights movement is well documented and studied throughout the U.S. and around the world.

In an interview between the University of Alabama president and Yellowhammer, Bell expanded on a “normal” day in his role.

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Labor market rollercoaster

The labor market remains strong despite high inflation and a seeming impending recession.

An Auburn University research team recently became the first to map a high-quality genome assembly of the blue catfish.

Sunday Reflections: On second chances

We're never more godly than when we forgiven sinners pass forgiveness along to others.

New species of giant fossil turtle discovered in Alabama

A team of scientists has discovered a new species of freshwater turtle that lived alongside dinosaurs 83 million years ago.

Steve Flowers: Legendary Alabamians

The longer I continue to write about Alabama politics, the more I realize that Alabama really is a “Big Front Porch” – a saying made famous by our legendary Alabama storyteller, Kathryn Tucker Wyndham.

MSNBC's Katy Tur is not alone when she suggests that Trump needs to be arrested for American justice to be in good standing.

The role of women in the missile defense industry “has evolved significantly,” according to Tay Fitzgerald of Raytheon Missiles & Defense.