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Mobile-based firms Myer Marine Services and Hargrove EPC have signed a memorandum of understanding with Guyanese firm GAICO construction solidifying a partnership aiming to tap into the nation's newfound petroleum industry.

Kelsey Barnard Clark is a 2021 Woman of Impact

Without hesitation, Kelsey Barnard Clark is confident in what she wants the legacy of her life to be.

Hospitalization rates in Alabama hospitals still show that this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated.

European auto supplier REHAU announced plans to expand its Cullman plant in support of the company's recently-awarded contract to build exterior polymer-based components for Mercedes-Benz SUV models.

Auburn University student Stephen Morris says he his the latest victim of "cancel culture" due to his appointment to serve as student government chief justice being derailed over concerns about his past tweets expressing conservative views.

Carl: Fighting to secure a strong national defense budget

Every year, Congress passes the National Defense Authorization Act, which sets the budget for the Department of Defense, nuclear weapons program of the Department of Energy, DOD elements of the intelligence community and other defense activities in other departments.

Campaign activity is ramping up for candidates seeking election to Alabama's statewide offices. Candidates are seeking to galvanize support from the electorate and gain momentum as they attempt to boost fundraising numbers headed into the last month of Q3.

The latest ABC News/Washington Post poll shows Biden with a 44% approval rating, and FiveThirtyEight's average of recent polls shows his favorability underwater at 46%-48%.

Last look: Alabama vs. Miami

After Alabama obliterated Miami on Saturday, it was easy to get caught in the hype of the win, how great Bryce Young played and how many yards of offense the Tide managed.

On Saturday, U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover), the chairman of the U.S. House Republican Policy Committee, discussed U.S. policy and the Afghanistan withdrawal during an appearance on Newsmax TV. Palmer called it “disturbing” the Biden administration would declare the Afghanistan withdrawal an “extraordinary success” at the same time that flags were being flown at half […]

Signs continue to point to a solution for Alabama’s long-standing prison dilemma, which could come during a legislative special session in a matter of weeks. On the table is the future of three Alabama Department of Corrections facilities in eastern Alabama in Bullock and Barbour Counties: Easterling Correctional Facility in Clio, Ventress Correctional Facility in […]

Andy Scott hadn’t even graduated from the University of South Alabama when he started his first graphic design business. Identity Signs. He worked from the back of his dad’s car lot in Mobile.

Economic freedom and children’s prosperity

The United States has long been seen as the Land of Opportunity. While unfortunately some Americans were excluded from these opportunities, ambitious and hard-working people from across the world came here for freedom and helped build our prosperous economy.

At first glance, Alabama, New Zealand, and Australia have little in common. They’re separated by thousands of miles and centuries of culture. However, despite their distance and dissimilarities, all three locations are connected by one thing: glow worms. Once darkness descends, a strange and extremely rare phenomenon occurs in North Alabama (as well as in […]

Alabama Power is extending the summer pool on Lake Martin into the fall, giving residents more opportunities for boating and recreation on the lake.

Labor Day is a tribute to American labor, to those who manufacture, build and grow things that make our lives better, safer, and stronger.

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson takes you through Alabama’s biggest political stories, including President Biden's handling of Afghanistan.

Lamb isn’t just for the holidays anymore. “When I was growing up, lamb was for Easter,” said Henry Dorough, who owns HD Farm in Eastaboga. Many customers at the Market at Pepper Place in Birmingham are happily discovering they can buy lamb – often offered at upscale restaurants and butchers – thanks to Dorough’s HD Farm. “People want lamb,” […]

Site Selection magazine has named Alabama Power one of the nation’s Top 20 Utilities in Economic Development, citing the company’s work to help recruit industry and create jobs throughout the state.

New grants to benefit longleaf pine restoration in Alabama

Seven projects supporting the important longleaf pine ecosystem in Alabama will benefit from new grants provided by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF).

It was clear from the very beginning that Auburn would not have much trouble in their season opener against the Akron Zips. The Tigers did whatever they wanted on offense, scoring on every possession that the first team was in the ball game. Similarly, the defense didn’t allow the visitors into Auburn territory until they […]

Alabama destroys 14th ranked Miami in season opener

The Alabama Crimson Tide are starting off yet another season with a huge week one win.

Flowers: Trump comes to Alabama

Former President Donald Trump paid a visit to the Heart of Dixie last week. Obviously, this is Trump country.

The opening weekend of football season for the SEC is finally here. While Tennessee has already played their week-one game, most fans have had to wait until now to get excited to watch their favorite team take the field. Expectations are high, dreams are still alive, and no one has a mark in their loss […]