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The Auburn Tigers are once again at the center of the college football media universe this week after finally doing what many thought was inevitable and firing head coach Hugh Freeze. With director of athletics John Cohen beginning the new search — a search he says he and he alone will be making the final […]

Alabama Fiber Network now has service available in all 67 counties as of the end of October, with full project completion tracking for 2026.

The University of Alabama's NIL collective, Yea Alabama, in collaboration with Bespoken Spirits, has launched a Yea Alabama Bourbon line.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced the appointment of Barrett Bowdre as the state’s next Solicitor General on Wednesday.

Alabama U.S. Senator Katie Britt sharply criticized Democrats following their sweeping wins in Tuesday’s off-year elections. “Tonight, Democrats elected a socialist to run the financial capital of the world and an attorney general who is on the record fantasizing about murdering children,” Britt (R-Montgomery) wrote. “These elections aren’t a referendum on where the country is, […]

These are the cash-on-hand fundraising totals each candidate reported at the end of August, in addition to any major contributions.

Fort Payne gathered for the ribbon-cutting of a new playground at Kiwanis Field, located beside the Wills Valley Recreation Center.

Cohen was asked about the alleged influence that boosters and big money donors have on hires at Auburn. He dismissed it.

7. Huntsville will not stop growing and plans to annex 21,000 Limestone County acres plus use 24,000 existing to build 113,000 homes, 13 million square feet for office space, 74 million square feet for industrial, 9 million square feet retail. The state’s largest city hopes to create 120,000 jobs over 50 years with schools, I-65 […]

Alabama energy

Powering Growth supports innovation and job creation by improving Alabama's energy infrastructure, Senator Carnley writes.

A study by two prominent climate researchers at the University of Alabama in Huntsville calls for invalidating the world record hottest temperature of 134 degrees F recorded in Death Valley, Calif., on July 10, 1913. In the study published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, UAH Earth System Science Center scientist Dr. Roy Spencer and […]

The Medical Association of Alabama and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama announced improvements to the prior authorization process.

The Mighty Alabama Strike Force is volunteer Republicans organized by Alabama Republican Vice-Chair Joan Reynolds of Shelby County. Among other campaign activities, they travel to states where it is critical for Republicans to win and where they can likely make a difference. Highly targeted strategic states. The strike force is mostly Alabama women, however a […]

Alabama football is set for a pivotal stretch. Read about their chances for the SEC title and playoff implications in this week's Tide Takes.

Governor Kay Ivey announced she is releasing $2 million of the state’s emergency funds to go toward food banks serving all of Alabama counties

The Alabama Democrat Party in Alabama already has a few silly candidates with various obsessions, and the media is ignoring the best one. “Chig” Martin is obsessed with pot, Will Boyd is obsessed with losing races, but JaMel Jermaine Brown is the guy with the most entertaining upside. The media needs to spend more time […]

Since Williams has been nominated to serve as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, Rightside Radio is welcoming new voices.

According to a news release from the City of Mobile on Monday, Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis has announced his inaugural cabinet to lead the city.

The South is now included in the prestigious Michelin Guide, recognizing the best restaurants in the world. Alabama restaurants bring acclaim.

Join Peter Burns and Chris Doering on Regions as they delve into the captivating world of SEC football storytelling.

Troy is promoting interim Athletic Director Kyle George to the full time role after he has served in it since August of 2025.

U.S. Senator Katie Britt joined CBS Sunday Morning for a discussion on child care affordability — a topic she has made central to work.

Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl said he “100%” agrees that the AEA would “slit the throat” of Republicans if it helped Democrats.

State Rep. Rex Reynolds was honored as the 2025 RC&D Legislator of the Year by the Alabama Association of RC&D Councils (AARCD).