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Derrick Henry became just the fourth player in league history to record 3,000 or more yards in his first two seasons with a new team.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, in his 2026 bid for U.S. Senate, rolled out a list of 47 chairmen coordinating his campaign efforts.

7. A House Oversight Committee claims D.C. police with manipulating crime stats by misclassifying thousands of violent cases as “miscellaneous” to artificially lower rates; with the U.S. Attorney’s Office reviewing potentially dismissed prosecutions amid claims of systemic underreporting that bolster the need for federal intervention. 6. Joran van der Sloot, convicted of extortion involving the […]

The Alabama insider behind Eli Lilly’s $6 billion bet

Last week, I and Dr Scott Harris, ADPH State Health Officer, were invited by Eli Lilly to attend the announcement of the largest single investment in Alabama's history.

The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama has announced the election of new board members and officers who will help guide the organization’s work in 2026.

Ella Cook, a college student from Mountain Brook was shot and killed this past weekend at Brown University, and Governor Ivey is directing flags to be flown at half-staff to honor her.

Dale Strong Trump

Strong visited the White House Monday to discuss how the Rocket City is helping lead the effort in innovation and technology.

Tuberville muslim

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is showing no signs of backing down from his comments about the threats of Radical Islamism

Ella Cook

Vice President J.D. Vance is sending his condolences to those grieving the loss of the young college student from Alabama

Department of War drone

PCI Government Services is teaming up with Seekr to bring artificial intelligence to federal agencies with a focus on mission operations.

Philip Rivers

Former Colts and longtime Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers from Alabama made a most unusual comeback on Sunday against the Seahawks.

Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport announced that Southwest Airlines will add a second daily nonstop flight between Birmingham and Nashville beginning April 2026.

DeBoer shuts the door on Michigan, all in on Alabama

When asked directly prior to the SEC Championship about Penn State, DeBoer flat out denied it and said how happy he is at Alabama.

The Alabama Farmers Federation (ALFA) has announced its endorsement of three Republican candidates for the Baldwin County Commission.

James Spann: Warmer days ahead; rain by Thursday

With sunshine in full supply today, temperatures rise into the upper 30s across the Tennessee Valley, with 40s for the rest of the state. The warm-up continues through mid-week; we reach the 50s tomorrow, and by Wednesday the southern half of the state will see highs in the 60s.

Chris Elliott

All 14 of the mayors leading cities and towns across Baldwin County announced their endorsement of Chris Elliott for Alabama Senate.

As part of an ongoing effort to encourage young women to become engaged in Alabama government, State Rep. Susan DuBose will host the third annual “Girls’ Day at the Capitol."

The Business Council of Alabama will soon have a new Chairman of its Board of Directors in Mark Drew of the Protective Life Corporation.

7. Alabama National Guard troops deployed to Washington, D.C., are returning home after completing duties, with additional units preparing to deploy as part of multi-state support for federal law enforcement. 6. Treasury Secretary nominee Scott Bessent predicted “very large” tax refunds for Americans early next year due to overwithholding under Biden-era policies, promising quicker processing […]

Ella Cook Alabama

Ella Cook, a 19-year-old college student from Mountain Brook, Alabama was among two people killed in a shooting at Brown University.

TVA nuclear plant Alabama

Regulators have renewed the operating licenses for all three units at TVA’s Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant in Alabama.

Troy Nursing

Troy University has launched a new Accelerated Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) track for those with a bachelors degree outside of nursing.

Alabama singer Jazz McKenzie secures spot at 'The Voice' finale

Alabama A&M University alumna Jazz McKenzie advanced to next week’s finale of NBC’s “The Voice."

In a Southern food landscape overflowing with chicken joints, Waldo’s Chicken & Beer has broken through the noise.