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President Donald Trump on Tuesday visited Yuma, Arizona, to view the newly constructed 200th mile of border wall between the United States and Mexico.
United States Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue has designated Mobile and Baldwin Counties as primary natural disaster areas due to drought suffered in recent months. The designation means area agriculture producers may apply for assistance from the Farm Services Agency, including emergency loans. Federal rules stipulate that all counties which border a designated disaster area […]
Our brilliant founders built our democracy upon two different but complimentary pillars. The first and more obvious pillar is our constitutional system itself, what the writers of the Federalist Papers called the “new science of politics.” Our representative democracy would not be possible without our revolutionary constitution and the laws that uphold it, separation and […]
The Cullman County Sheriff's Office announced that an illegal alien is in custody after being charged with sexual abuse of a child under the age of 12.
The Jacksonville State University board of trustees confirmed Dr. Don C. Killingsworth, Jr. as the university’s 13th president, effective immediately.
Alabama Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth's office announced that a "part-time employee" has tested positive for COVID-19.
Austal USA, a shipbuilding company in Mobile, announced Thursday that it has received a new contract worth $43,362,000 to perform needed work on littoral combat ships. The $43 million announced Tuesday is an addition to a $584 million contract signed in 2017 to build a littoral combat ship for use by the United States Navy. […]
On Tuesday, GRIT PAC released its latest ad reminding Alabamians of what President Donald Trump has said about former U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions.
When Auburn University students return to the Plains in the fall, their schedule will look different than years past. As a measure to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus, students will have no breaks in instruction between August 17 when classes begin and November 24 when Thanksgiving break starts. After students are sent home […]
U.S. Senator Doug Jones is going up on television with his first campaign ad ahead of November's General Election, invoking the name of George Floyd.
More than 500 products are made in Alabama but it can be difficult for Alabama owned businesses to get their products in front of consumers and it can be even harder for consumers to find products made in our great state. BamaInaBox.com was created with the purpose of making it easier for consumers to connect […]
President Donald Trump will expand immigration restrictions and limit the number of guest-worker programs allowed, which will include H-1B visas
Monday’s GEICO 500 at the Talladega Superspeedway may have been one of the consequential races in NASCAR’s 72-year history but not because of anything that happened on the track. As political upheaval plagues the country, NASCAR found last week it was not immune to those changes. After taking the unprecedented step of banning the display […]
Helping the blind eyes see. In this episode, Teresa Ham, CAO at Advancing Sight Network, talks about the mission and vision behind the organization and how they have been able to help so many people. They are restoring vision for people around the world. We take sight for granted. So many people can not see […]
Former State Rep. Barry Moore took to social media to apologize for not voting in Alabama's Republican presidential primary in 2016.
According to ancient Greek philosopher Plato, it is the great thinkers, or philosophers, who are best suited to govern society. Dubbed “philosopher kings” they use wisdom, Plato says, to determine how society should operate. Ours is not a country governed by philosopher kings. The Founding Fathers, instead, predicated our government as one of the people. […]
Poll: Tuberville fares better against Jones than Sessions does; Both GOP candidates hold large leads
Polling results show that both Tommy Tuberville and Jeff Sessions would enter a General Election battle against U.S. Sen. Doug Jones with a sizable lead.
Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox has warned of "dire economic consequences" if college football is not played or played with capacity restrictions this season.
Dismukes said that he could envision an amendment that would allow cities to move the monuments without breaking the law or waiting for a mob to tear them down
Citizens from around the Gardendale area turned out Monday morning for a parade to honor local World War II veteran Walter Jones, who is turning 104 years old. The event was highlighted by U.S. Representative Gary Palmer (R-Homewood) and the Veterans Administration Hospital in Birmingham. “Happy 104th birthday to Mr. Walter Jones of Gardendale! Mr. […]
Jimmy Pursell, known for his generous philanthropy and for building an East Alabama fertilizer company into a global industry leader, has died. He was 89. Pursell passed away on Sunday, according to a message from Pursell Farms. On behalf of his family, the East Alabama landmark he co-founded remarked, “Beloved family patriarch and Pursell Farms […]

