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U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) reacted to the recent decision by the National Labor Relations Board to force workers at Amazon's Bessemer facility to hold a revote on unionization.

As the Alabama Farmers Federation concludes its year-long centennial celebration this week, it is a time to reflect on the past, remember those who came before us and rejoice in our accomplishments. It’s also a time for recommitment to our values and vision. In 1921, Alabama farmers united to provide a voice in public policy […]

Glenwood expands services in Avondale

Due to high demand for services for individuals with autism and other mental health concerns, Glenwood, Inc. is expanding in Avondale for the fourth time since 2018.

Drake State Community & Technical College last month launched its Welding Bootcamp to spark individuals' interest in the field.

Another day, another big setback for President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate scheme, and this time it is national.

A federal judge on Tuesday issued a ruling in favor of Attorney General Steve Marshall's legal action seeking to block the Biden administration's mandate requiring health care workers to become vaccinated COVID-19.

Marshall Space Flight Center officials played host to NASA administrator Bill Nelson, where the agency head met with team members and received briefings regarding ongoing efforts to return the United States to the moon.

Redistricting is an inherently political process that assists entrenched political interests in maintaining their political majorities. 

Dailey

On Tuesday, Alabama Public Television formally announced long-time "Capitol Journal' host Don Dailey would be retiring at the end of 2021.

The development of Huntsville’s airport is closely aligned with the community’s vision, spirit, and expectations, and has been a lesson in smart planning.

The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs announced the launch of the electric vehicle education and marketing program.

U.S. District Judge Matthew Schelp has ruled in favor of health care workers to halt President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate.

Earlier this year, employees at Amazon's fulfillment center in Bessemer overwhelmingly rejected an out-of-state effort to unionize their workplace.

State Sen. Greg Albritton (R-Atmore), the State Senate General Fund Budget Committee chairman, says to expect the legislature to take another crack at gaming in the 2022 regular session.

Beth Chapman: UAB is sitting on top of the world

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) is in the top 10% of education institutions in the world

Inflation and supply issues continue to cause concern among the American people, some on CNN are arguing this is overblown.

Mobile-based shipbuilder Austal USA on Monday announced that it had contracted with Alabama steelmaker SSAB to support the construction of new U.S. Navy Ships.

Carl: December madness in Congress

While December is traditionally a busy month in Congress, this December is likely to be one of the busiest in recent years.

The City of Montgomery is facing legal recourse after it renamed a street which memorialized former Confederate President Jefferson Davis.

The Alabama Forestry Association on Monday announced that it had endorsed State Sen. Greg Albritton in his bid for reelection to the Alabama Senate, District 22.

On Monday, Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth emphasized the need for the ban on so-called Critical Race Theory in Alabama.

During Saturday's edition of ESPN's "College GameDay," the sports network gave viewers an inside look at Nick and Terry Saban's charitable impact on the Tuscaloosa community.

After months in the making, the Regions Center tower in downtown Birmingham has once again staked its claim as the Magic City's tallest holiday display.

Another variant of the coronavirus has been found in South Africa and will be called the omicron variant, but there is also talk of more shutdowns