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Gov. Kay Ivey joined 25 of her fellow GOP governors in requesting President Biden meet with them regarding their concerns over the crisis at the southern border.

With a special session just days away, the Alabama Legislature will once again take a stab at tackling the state’s prison crisis. The system is facing legal action by the Department of Justice, which has determined that the state is in violation of the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment. During an interview […]

State Rep. Tommy Hanes (R-Bryant) has pre-filed a bill that would help people in Alabama negatively affected by a vaccine mandate.

Feed Your Adventure: Flavors of the Black Belt Trail

Alabama’s prosperous Black Belt has taken note of the wise words and utilized the regions’ local treasures to produce some of the state’s most delicious flavors.

Democratic policies have done nothing but worsen our labor shortage and inflation, and the numbers back it up.

Alabama escaped with a victory in The Swamp on Saturday and now shifts its focus toward Southern Miss.

The Alabama Farmers Agriculture Foundation is concerned about the Farm Center's future due to what its president, Jimmy Parnell, sees as "silly issues" and "egos" that he believes are stymieing its outlook.

Linda Sewell is a 2021 Woman of Impact

Alabama is blessed with an abundance of out-of-state professionals who have come to call the Yellowhammer State their home. Among this list of professionals is Linda Sewell.

Governor Kay Ivey has called the anticipated special session, and it appears there is a plan to build more prisons.

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Carl: Biden’s energy policies are a tax on the working class

Since the earliest days of his campaign for the presidency, President Biden claimed he would raise taxes only on wealthy people.

Tennessee Riverkeeper on Monday announced its intentions to take the City of Huntsville to court, claiming it to be in violation of federal and state environmental law.

As the pandemic continues around the nation, one highly effective medication for those that have already contracted COVID-19 is the monoclonal antibody treatment.

Gov. Kay Ivey (R-AL) and the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) on Monday announced the next round of local road and bridge projects.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) blasted Democrats' efforts to pass their multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure spending package.

Justice Will Sellers: Nation building done right

What can we learn when the autocrat’s autocrat allows a form of pluralism that is against type?

A pre-filed bill in the Alabama House of Representatives would provide a legal avenue for workers to seek damages against their employers should they suffer adverse reactions resulting from employer-mandated vaccination.

Governor Kay Ivey has officially sent a letter to the Alabama Legislature notifying every member of her intentions to all a special session to deal with the ongoing prison issues.

according to U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville), legal challenges are likely for the Biden administration's decree.

Bill Poole signaled the Governor's office was confident a portion of federal COVID relief money could be applied financing to new prison constructioN

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

Humminbird, a leading maker of marine electronics products, is creating over 75 jobs at its plant in Barbour County.

This program is helping Alabamians find jobs

Tamika Turner got excited when she discovered the Apprenticeship Readiness Program offered by North America’s Building Trades Unions at Bishop State Community College.

Applications are now being accepted by the Alabama Power Foundation for the 2021 Elevate grants.

Hanwha Cimarron LLC, a maker of carbon fiber-wrapped, high-pressure storage tanks, formally launched a $130 million project today to construct a manufacturing plant in Opelika that will employ 261 people.