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During this week's broadcast of Alabama Public Television's "Capitol Journal," State Rep. Chris Pringle, the chairman of the reapportionment effort in the House of Representatives, addressed a proposal offered by Democrats that could create two Democrat-leaning congressional districts in Alabama.
In an effort that increases access to Auburn University among students from underrepresented areas of Alabama, Auburn and Tuskegee University signed an agreement recently that adjoins the institutions’ communications programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Millbrook may fit the traditional definition of a bedroom community. But don’t be fooled; this Alabama city is wide awake.
The Birmingham Business Journal recently unveiled its Top 40 Under 40 list for 2021, recognizing emerging leaders in the business community. Among those honored is Arnab Ghosal.
That game was a tale of two halves. Auburn and Ole Miss both had great success moving the ball in the first half. Auburn scored four touchdowns and Ole Miss scored two touchdowns and a field goal in the first two quarters, making it 28-17 at intermission.
Every 10 years, the nation has a census count. There is a reason for that dissemination of our population. The United States and concurrently the Alabama Constitution require a census to determine how many congressional seats each state will have. Then you also have to determine how those districts are designed to reflect that each congressional district is properly and equally apportioned.
Joy Smith made a name for herself with her creamy cheesecakes, but her new café offers plenty of savory treats, too.
Alabama’s roadmap to stimulate economic growth through innovation, entrepreneurship and technology will work only if state leaders in the public and private sectors work with county, city and local leaders to implement the plans.
State Sen. Arthur Orr urged groups, including the Business Council of Alabama and other entities, opposing legislative action on President Joe Biden's federal vaccine mandate to "get to the table" to work toward a solution.
The U.S. Space & Rocket Center on Friday unveiled a new exhibit in partnership with Blue Origin.
The state of Alabama has officially filed suit against the Biden administration in an effort to shield federal contractors from the president's vaccine mandate.
Take a look at three things that will play key roles in the outcome of Auburn vs. Ole Miss tonight.
Wisps of fog danced slowly on the surface of the Tennessee River near Muscle Shoals as Brian Barton scanned a creek off the main river for the telltale signs of the bait we sought for a day of live-bait fishing on Pickwick Reservoir.
UNA's student enrollment has topped 8,800 students, which breaks all previous enrollment records of the institution's 191-year history.
Alabama Crimson Tide standout wide receiver John Metchie, III is now partnering with Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe.
Economic development activity in Alabama’s rural counties ticked higher during the first half of 2021, building on growth projects that were launched in these areas last year despite the challenges of a pandemic.
The Alabama Office of Apprenticeship (AOA) recently launched an innovative tool in the organization's effort to promote registered apprenticeship expansion in Alabama.
Concerns raised by pro-life students at Samford University resulted in a scheduled speech to be postponed over the speaker's affiliation with Planned Parenthood.
Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday issued a proclamation designating the official recognition of Lights On Afterschool Day.
The Alabama Forestry Association on Friday announced its endorsement of State Sen. Clyde Chambliss in his bid for reelection to the Alabama State Senate, District 30.
The Alabama media's relentless and sometimes silly quest to force Auburn head football coach Bryan Harsin to reveal his vaccination status is backfiring according to State Sen. Sam Givhan (R-Huntsville).
Alabama Public Service Commissioner Chip Beeker joined the chorus of opposition to President Joe Biden’s federal vaccine mandate on Thursday.
State Senator Chris Elliot (R-Daphne) will bring up a bill that would protect people’s ability to be exempt from getting the coronavirus vaccine due to medical and religious reasons