Tuberville says he’s among a group of Republican senators whose phone activity was monitored during a Biden-era DOJ investigation.

In a response to Governor Ivey’s Monday directives, Reed claimed “there is no legislation that can stop that kind of evil in the moment."

At least 2 were killed, and 12 were hurt, in a Montgomery mass shooting.This is just more street violence in a blue city, where the National Guard could make a difference.

An explosive new report indicates that ESPN has removed Paul Finebaum from making his regular network appearances since he first teased a run.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) blasted the Democrats on again as the federal government shutdown continued for a third day. 

"It doesn't have to be this way," former Alabama Supreme Court Justice and candidate for Alabama Attorney General Jay Mitchell writes.

Longshore & McKnight break down Alabama’s 30–14 win over Vanderbilt, Kalen DeBoer’s growing confidence, and Missouri’s unbeaten rise ahead of Bama’s road test. Plus, Auburn–Georgia rivalry talk, Penn State’s collapse, Miami’s surge, and Troy’s overtime “Battle for the Belt” thriller.

By now, everyone has heard of deepfake scams. With the rise of AI, the ability of scammers to pose as a trusted partner, a legitimate business, or even a family member is a real concern. Generative AI scams can create a fake phone call or even video to impersonate someone in immediate trouble. Other times, […]

The Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama (ABC of Alabama) honored Tim Hightower earlier this week with the prestigious Cornerstone Award during its Annual Excellence in Construction Dinner. Each year, the Cornerstone Award is presented to an individual who has made a noteworthy contribution to Alabama’s construction industry through leadership in workforce development, government affairs, […]

In a news conference the day after the mass shooting in Montgomery, Mayor Steven Reed had an unusual bit of advice for would-be shooters.

FBI Director Kash Patel is working to make sure that his agency is no longer connected to outside left-wing groups. 

The Alabama Crimson Tide earned another huge victory on Saturday afternoon in Tuscaloosa, beating Vanderbilt by a score of 30-14.

Governor Kay Ivey announced a tougher state-led posture to restore order in Montgomery after a shooting left two dead and a dozen wounded.

Attorney General Steve Marshall, a candidate for U.S. Senate, expressed concern over Montgomery’s leadership, including Mayor Steven Reed, for refusing to acknowledge a serious crime problem following a mass shooting, but Reed rejected the criticism and suggested gun laws and bail reform could solve these issues.

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville condemned the Montgomery mass shooting that left two dead and a dozen wounded.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall says he will revisit “the state’s authority over its capital,” after a Saturday mass shooting.

A Saturday night street scene in Alabama’s capital city ended in carnage when rival gunmen opened fire into a packed downtown crowd.

Alabama youth hunt dates announced for Forever Wild Field Trial Area: Courtesy of the Alabama Department of Conservation.

The Mountain Brook Chamber of Commerce is bringing back one of its most beloved gatherings this fall. On Sunday, October 19th, from 4:00–8:00 p.m., Crestline Village will once again transform into a lively dining destination for the second annual Harvest on Hoyt. Presented by Finch Fine Wines, the event brings neighbors together for a seasonal evening of food and […]

When I think about fall in Alabama, I do not just think about the cooler mornings or the changing leaves. I think about the way the season feels. One of my favorite memories is sitting by a campfire with my kids, the sparks lifting into the night sky while we roasted marshmallows. The laughter when […]

Dr. Kenneth G. Bodiford, the longtime Director of Bands whose leadership and vision helped make Jacksonville State University’s Marching Southerners a global standard-bearer, has announced he will retire at the end of the current season, effective Jan. 1, 2026. When Bodiford returned to Jacksonville State in 1994 to lead the bands, he took over a […]

For the first time in 10 years, “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band will return to Florence as part of its National Concert Tour. The band will perform a free concert at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at Norton Auditorium at the University of North Alabama. The Marine Band has carried its cross-country concert tradition […]

With a planned opening in the first half of 2026, the new Gulf State Park Campground will make many campers happy with its extra space. a little more privacy and an abundance of amenities. The new campground will be built in two phases on the park’s former golf course. A new entrance will provide convenient […]

Over the past six decades, Alabama’s Adult Education Programs have been transformed by a quiet revolution that has been extraordinarily successful. It was my honor to be able to speak to the Annual Adult Education Conference at the downtown Montgomery Renaissance Center in late June. When I accepted their invitation to speak, I thought there […]