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One of the hallmarks of our government is that every state is fairly represented in Congress. It doesn’t matter if you are from the big city or a rural area, our Constitution ensures that every American has the opportunity to elect someone to stand up for their community’s interests in the Capitol. However, one of […]
Alabama Power Company customers will each receive a bill credit this month for their October bills, which cover September's usage.
As Governor Kay Ivey has announced extending the Safer at Home order and the statewide mask mandate, Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth has voiced his opposition to mandatory masks, saying they should be “voluntary.”
Immigration continues to be an issue in Alabama's 2020 U.S. Senate race between Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) and Republican nominee Tommy Tuberville.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused everyone to hit the pause button on life. During the stoppage and forced time away from routines, many people have come to appreciate the important things in life – family, friends and faith among others. Still, the loss of some routines and regular activities hurt worse than others, namely last […]
Alabamians have once again been reminded that federal judges can have a huge impact right here at home.
The latest chapter in the back-and-forth saga between Gov. Kay Ivey and State Sen. Chris Elliott (R-Daphne) played out on Wednesday when Ivey expressed her frustration during a press conference with those critical of the state’s Hurricane Sally response. Without mentioning Elliott by name, she took exception to a “state senator” in her remarks about […]
Weeks after the 57th anniversary of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Governor Kay Ivey extended an apology to the “fifth girl” in the building that fateful day. Sarah Collins Rudolph survived the white supremacist, domestic terrorist attack. Her sister — Addie Mae Collins — along with Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson and Carol Denise McNair, […]
Since taking the reins as CEO of Shipt in 2019, Kelly Caruso has expanded and improved one of Alabama’s most successful technology companies. She is just getting started. Under her leadership, Shipt has hired hundreds more employees, improved its offerings to customers and weathered the onslaught of demand brought by the coronavirus pandemic. Its logo […]
The Alabama Nursing Home Association (ANHA) has announced a plan to resume in-person visits after Governor Kay Ivey announced a revision to the state health order on Wednesday morning that made them possible. Visits to nursing homes had been prevented since March in an effort to prevent coronavirus transmission among the population most vulnerable to […]
U.S. Senator Richard Shelby met with Judge Amy Coney Barrett, President Donald J. Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court of the United States.
So, disgraced Governor Bentley is blaming Governor Kay Ivey for U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) being a thing?
The Boeing Company was awarded a $249 million contract modification from the Missile Defense Agency for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) system.
Sweet Grown Alabama announced the addition of PowerSouth Energy Cooperative as a founding member of the non-profit organization.
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday extended Alabama’s “Safer at Home” state health order until November 8, days after the 2020 general election. The order includes a statewide mask mandate, which was first instituted by Ivey and State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris on July 15. The mandate has already been extended multiple times; the original […]
The Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board voted on Tuesday afternoon to allow bars and other locations with a liquor license to resume selling alcohol after 11:00 p.m., effective immediately. During the last week of July, the ABC Board banned sales after 11:00 in an effort to help bring down the state’s COVID-19 numbers, which were […]
Last nights debate was a complete show of craziness with President Donald Trump battling with both the moderator, Fox News' Chris Wallace and his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden
We all face trials in life, but some are worse than others. Chace Hatcher had a choice at an early age: become a victim of his circumstances, or become a victor in life. Chace endured an abusive dad who ultimately killed himself, a mom who was an alcoholic and also abusive, and a suicide attempt […]
Near the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, critics of President Donald Trump’s response to the novel virus claimed that he didn’t have a plan. They’ve derided him for not having a “national response” and have called for a nationwide lockdown and mask order. Critics pressed the president to use the power of the federal government […]
Alabama's Rodney Smith, Jr. is once again receiving national recognition for his tireless work serving those in need across America.
Sherrie Lemier-Potts freely admits that she prefers to love through acts of service. So it is no surprise that the mother of three and accomplished corporate officer has an impeccable record of service to her state, her community and those around her. It was during her nearly two-and-a-half decades at Blue Cross Blue Shield of […]
The University of South Alabama and Troy University on Tuesday announced that Saturday's football game has been postponed.
The State of Alabama has received a grant from the federal government worth $17,827,178.11 that will go towards workforce retraining efforts for workers displaced by the coronavirus pandemic. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey, whose office announced the news on Tuesday afternoon, said in a statement that the grant will help “reskill the more than 700,000 Alabamians […]

