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Marshall is once against fighting for parents who want to protect their children from policies that promote radical transgenderism. 

An Athens teen previously taken into custody over online threats has now been formally indicted on multiple Class A felony charges.

Jacksonville State will play for a Conference USA title on Friday night with a massive matchup in a rematch against Kennesaw State.

Human bones discovered in a Birmingham neighborhood have been formally identified as 25-year-old Curtis Taylor Jr. of Center Point.

College football has been through the wringer with so many drastic changes that seemingly even Kirk Herbstreit is losing faith.

Ann Bedsole

Flags on the Alabama State Capitol grounds and in Mobile County are at half-mast all day Friday in honor of former State Senator Ann Bedsole.

Federal prosecutors have charged two Birmingham residents in connection with the fire set inside the Walmart Supercenter in Homewood.

7. Alabama head football coach Kalen DeBoer firmly dismissed rumors linking him to the Penn State job opening, declaring, “We are extremely happy at Alabama … There’s never been any link, any conversation, any interest either way. I’m glad we can put that to bed right now.” 6. Vanderbilt quarterback and Heisman Trophy finalist Diego […]

Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl believes it's vital for the future of the Party to reach out to young voters in Generation Z.

Alabama is headed to the SEC Championship this weekend, but much of the discourse surrounding the team has been about DeBoer and Penn State.

On Thursday, ProgressPAC, the political arm of the Business Council of Alabama, announced its endorsement of Senator Jack Williams for Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries and Derek Chen for State Auditor. According to the group, these endorsement affirm its support for candidates who prioritize sustainable economic growth, reduce barriers for job creators, and champion policies […]

College football has had incredible recent developments that have led to more government involvement in the sport than ever before.

Anniston High School students, faculty and staff will have December 5 off for the state championship, as well as a full week of celebrations.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives are illegal under multiple state and federal directives. None of this is complex.

"In today’s rapidly evolving security landscape, the threat from drones is no longer hypothetical – it’s here, and it’s growing."

Perdido Beach Resort has been purchased by a group of investors with deep ties to the state — including Ms. Terry and Coach Nick Saban.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has teamed up with ICE to keep bad actors out of trucking in Alabama and off roads nationwide.

Coosa Christian takes on Lanett in the state 2A championship game on December 5.

Tune into Longshore and McKnight for daily insights on sports, from Auburn's big win to Alabama's recruiting buzz.

Lane Kiffin Tommy Tuberville

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville joked today that Lane Kiffin did the same thing he did when he left Ole Miss for Auburn over two decades ago.

7. Newsweek issued a hilarious report they declared was “deeply concerning,” suggesting Alabama head coach Kalen DeBoer may dislike his job and be considering a potential jump to Penn State’s vacancy, which they claim is threatening team stability as the program. 6. Mobile County authorities executed a search warrant at a Tillman’s Corner home on […]

Master Boat Builders Alabama

Master Boat Builders will construct a $60 million defense-focused shipbuilding facility in Coden, Alabama to expand their current operations.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) is defending the Trump administration's actions against narco-terrorist drug boats in the Caribbean.

James Lomax

State Rep. James Lomax (R-Huntsville) was endorsed once again by the Alabama Farmers Federation – this time – for his 2026 re-election bid.