Eighty years ago this month, with the stroke of a pen, President Franklin Roosevelt in Executive Order 9066 effectively relegated 120,000 Japanese Americans to internment camps.

Coronavirus cases have already been decreasing across the state, and now hospitalizations have started to follow.

The Alabama Literacy Act, passed back in 2019, will require third graders to read at a third-grade level before being promoted to the fourth grade. However, since passage and the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the law has been subject to efforts to delay. Although the bill nearly faced a delay last year after the […]

The Biden administration has tried blaming rising prices on corporate greed with antitrust enforcement as a remedy. Does this make economic sense?

Radio host Dale Jackson takes you through Alabama’s biggest political stories this week including the recently proposed Parent's Choice Act.

Eight Alabama colleges and universities provide online bachelor’s degree offerings that are among the nation’s best.

The abundant diversity in Alabama’s landscape and native wildlife make it a photographer's paradise. Check out this year's winners.

For the past 24 years, Hilda Lockhart has served as director of the Department of Commerce’s Office of International Trade.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture will invest $360 million in the Medical West Hospital Authority to build a 200-bed hospital in McCalla.

State Rep. Stringer: Business, law enforcement, education communities seek exceptions to constitutional carry proposal

Alabama’s economy could see stellar growth in 2022 as the state and country continue reopening commerce in the wake of the pandemic.

Kids to Love celebrates 18 years of service to children in foster care, but its story, was set in motion long before.

Two European filmmakers are in Birmingham, working on a documentary about jazz great and Alabama native Sun Ra.

Nationally renowned Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has been announced as the first major tenant in the heart of Birmingham’s Parkside District.

President Joe Biden's health care worker COVID-19 vaccine mandate is being met with a new legal challenge from Alabama's Attorney General.

Alabama House Majority Leader Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) warned the timing might be late for attempting a school choice bill.

Matt Kelley and his hunting companions were celebrating the harvest of an 8-point by one of the group, but they were in for a surprise when the whitetail was hoisted on the skinning rack.

The Auburn University Board of Trustees unanimously voted to select Christopher B. Roberts, dean of the university's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, as its 21st president.

Alabama State Senator Del Marsh (R-Anniston) has a bill that would drastically change increase the number of options for Alabama's parents, but its chances for passage seem slim.

Unionization was in the best interests of the workers employed at Bessemer's Amazon fulfillment center, claimed far-left Democratic Party leaders in early 2021.

Championed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), the bill has been met with fierce criticism from Republicans who contend that the measure fails to address the growing threats the communist regime poses to the United States.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) added his name to the list of lawmakers advocating for the change. Tuberville became a cosponsor of a bill originally introduced by U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), the Sunshine Protection Act.

Black History Month has kicked off, and now Alabama State Superintendent Eric Mackey has made it known that some people don’t know the difference between Black History Month and Critical Race Theory (CRT).

Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth announced the Alabama Small Business Commission's legislative package, which consists of tax cuts, tax exemptions, paperwork reductions, and other reforms.