In recent years, AT&T has displayed its commitment to expanding its presence in Alabama by making significant investments in the state's digital infrastructure.

The dramatics have yet to cease in the Senate District 27 GOP primary saga featuring State Sen. Tom Whatley and Auburn City Councilman Jay Hovey.

Those looking for insightful political analysis on "The View" are always going to come up empty, so it should come as no surprise the Supreme Court ruling on a high school football coach's prayer flummoxed the hosts.

The UA College of Community Health Sciences recently welcomed the inaugural class of a new summer program for students in pre-medical studies who wish to seek careers in rural primary care.

A phrase often heard these days is “date the rate, marry the house.” As homebuyers have watched interest rates rise over last year, this has been the advice to cautious purchasers. Today, buyers are reacting in one of two ways: they’re either making the decision to buy now before rates climb higher, or they’re waiting […]

While the media praised Hutchinson for her testimony and declared her super-duper-credible, turns out that her biggest bombshell has a couple of problems with the tale.

Former U.S. Attorney Jay Town says there are many "unintended consequences" to the new law that will have to be clarified by the Alabama Legislature in the next session.

Last week, President Joe Biden proposed reforms to Title IX that would pave the way for biological males to compete in female sports.

Next month, University of Alabama quarterback Bryce Young will have the opportunity to add to his list of highly coveted recognitions as a nominee for The 2022 ESPYS' "Best College Athlete, Men's Sports."

Raytheon Missiles & Defense and Northrop Grumman are two names in Alabama's robust defense industry that are best known for their roles in supporting the warfighter in protecting the homeland against foreign threats.

United Launch Alliance is in the final stages of preparation for the launch of an Atlas V 541 rocket in support of a U.S. Space Force mission relating to missile defense.

The American media and their Democrats have had a rough weekend digesting the latest U.S. Supreme Court ruling on abortion.

Merry Michael Smith, director of media at Birmingham-based Big Communications, has been recognized as one of the top women in her profession by Ragan Communications.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled in favor of a former Washington state high school football coach who was fired for kneeling in prayer at midfield after games.

Many questions were asked about who the then-unknown testimony will come from at the hastily-called January 6 committee hearing scheduled for today, but we do know it will not be U.S. Representative Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville).

Saturday, Tuberville posted a video on Facebook calling on the President to allow oil and gas companies to "drill, drill, drill."

HUNTSVILLE -- Lockheed Martin Space on Monday held a ground breaking ceremony for its Next Generation Interceptor Missile System Integration Lab.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall continues to remind people that abortion is now illegal under state law except for rare exceptions to protect the life of the mother.

The race, which features State Sen. Tom Whatley (R-Auburn) and Auburn City Councilman Jay Hovey, will come to a conclusion by way of a coin flip as outlined by state law.

The Supreme Court is simply saying there is no federally protected right to an abortion.

The Missile Defense Agency recently selected Raytheon to continue its development of the first-ever interceptor designed to eliminate the threat of hypersonic missiles.

U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) has announced the introduction of a bill that would allow states to require proof of citizenship during the voter registration process.

In Alabama, Attorney General Steve Marshall has sent a warning to abortion clinics across the state after the U.S. Supreme Court decided to overturn Roe v. Wade

“The world is run by those who show up.” This quote has been used to motivate everyone from athletes to business leaders, but it’s never been truer than when it comes to elections — especially elections with a low voter turnout. When only 13% of Alabamians turned out to vote in the June 21 runoff […]