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After two years of work, a four-function robotic rover developed for use on Mars by a 21-person Space Hardware Club (SHC) team at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), a part of the University of Alabama System, will be in summer competition at the University Rover Challenge (URC) finals in the desert of southern Utah.
Surreal. That’s the word Paul Mielke and Cody Cummings used to describe their feelings as they watched the nationwide premier earlier this month of “Flipping Down South,” the TV show on A&E network spotlighting their talent for turning dilapidated, unloved houses no one wants into warm, cozy havens. Through the efforts of these two young entrepreneurs, communities in metro […]
For those who may feel like they’re not the “symphony type,” we’re here to dispel four common misconceptions about going to see the symphony.
Business leaders and innovators in Mobile are learning new ways to attract more entrepreneurs and startup businesses to south Alabama.
Cathedral Caverns in Woodville officially unveiled new campground territory at a ribbon-cutting ceremony this week.
Alabama officials say Alabama’s innovation economy will not reach its full potential unless it is inclusive.
When Alabama's Attorney General Steve Marshall went to Washington D.C. to talk about the record of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, he ended up discussing the 2020 election for some reason.
Auburn University is teaming with federal aviation authorities to improve commercial air travel through two grants totaling $7.3 million.
Scientists at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology have partnered with Alabama farmers on innovative research involving peanuts.
Repowr, a logistics marketplace and digital-leasing platform for transportation equipment, has closed a $4.2 million seed round.
Tenax Corp. plans to invest $1 million on improvements and new production machinery at its manufacturing facility in Evergreen, Alabama.
Governor Kay Ivey recently signed legislation to make Alabama the 22nd state in the nation to adopt a constitutional carry law that eliminates the requirement for a person to obtain a concealed carry permit to lawfully carry a pistol. The new law goes into effect on January 1, 2023. The state’s constitutional carry law was among […]
Newly released statistics from the Alabama Department of Labor show that the state's unemployment rate had dropped to 3.0% for the month of February.
Joe Biden’s time in the White House has been an unmitigated disaster. He has presided over one failure after another with the crisis at our southern border ranking high among them.
State Rep. Wes Allen's (R-Troy) bid for Alabama Secretary of State has earned the endorsement of ProgressPAC, the political arm of the Business Council of Alabama.
Even though former President Donald Trump withdrew his endorsement of Senate candidate U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) earlier this week, others have solidified their support for the candidacy.
Bob Barnes, resident of Syracuse, New York, is making his way through the United States on a nationwide bicycling tour. Earlier this month, Barnes' travels took him through the Yellowhammer State.
After decades of Democrats and the media attempting to destroy Republican-appointed Supreme Court nominees, they have decided that any questions directed at their nominees are out of bounds.
Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Katie Britt has landed the endorsement of the ABC Merit PAC, the political arm of the Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama.
As authorities continue to investigate the suspected bombing of a Warrior Met Coal-owned natural gas pipeline, the company is offering $25,000 to any individual who provides information that directly leads to an arrest and conviction of the guilty party.
resident Joe Biden is putting faith in China’s greed to keep them out of any further alliance with Russia and conflict with European countries.
One would think that our nation’s pandemic experience during the last two years would give Alabama’s lawmakers, especially the “conservative” ones, a very good reason to side with parents and education reform during the current legislative session. But there are nearly 1.6 million reasons why they might not, because that’s how many dollars 63% of […]

