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Cramer’s vision was to create a child-focused environment that brings together law enforcement, mental health professionals, and prosecutors.

Governor Kay Ivey announced on Tuesday more than $45 million for 23 projects in Coastal Alabama, funded through the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act of 2006 (GOMESA). The projects will support environmental education and outreach, boating access, water quality improvements, and recreational access, among other initiatives. Ivey announced during the Southern States Energy Board […]

Tuberville isn't confident that President Trump's latest attempt to end the war in Gaza will be successful because Hamas isn't trustworthy. 

Alabama vs. Georgia showdown dwarfs Penn State vs. Oregon in TV ratings

The Alabama Forestry Association has endorsed Montgomery real estate attorney and former Republican nominee for U.S. Congress, Caroleene Dobson, for Secretary of State. Dobson is running in the May 19, 2026 Republican primary for the open Secretary of State seat. She faces State Auditor Andrew Sorrell. “Fair, transparent and honest elections are the cornerstone of […]

ALGOP Chairman John Wahl: Common sense beats the radical left in local elections across Alabama through an intentional effort

Alabama U.S. Reps. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) and Barry Moore (R-Enterprise), and Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) continued to blame Democrats for a government shutdown, citing the over a $1.5 trillion Democrats want to spend (including spending on illegals' healthcare), while the impact on Alabama's military installations starts to take hold

A new professional men’s choral group debuts tomorrow, Friday, October 3. ‘Southern Echos Chorale’ is an independent men’s chorale ensemble, an all-Alabama all-men’s group. Their first gig is a big one – the largest Catholic church in the state of Alabama – the Cathedral-Basilica of Immaculate Conception. It is located at 2 Claiborne Street across […]

Fresh off a call with U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russ Vought, U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) posted a video to social media to update Alabamians on the government shutdown, which began Tuesday night. “Let’s make this clear, that it was the Democrats that absolutely […]

Aderholt, who chairs the House Appropriations Committee, called out the Democrats for being dishonest during the negotiations. 

Sports talk radio legend Paul Finebaum is now considering running for U.S. Senate from Alabama as a Republican, citing the killing of Charlie Kirk as a potential motivation.Is Finebaum a Republican? Has he ever mentioned anything about it before this?Couldn't Finebaum use his platform for more good as opposed to being a Republican U.S. Senator from Alabama?

October marks 61st annual Beef Month in Alabama

For more than six decades, Alabama has recognized October as Beef Month — a celebration honoring the state’s beef cattle industry and the hardworking families behind it. “Each October, we have the opportunity to celebrate Alabama’s cattle industry and the hardworking families who bring beef to the table,” said Erin Beasley, executive vice president of […]

Steve Marshall on potential Paul Finebaum bid for U.S. Senate: 'I'm sure that voters of Alabama will have a response' to past comments about President Trump

U.S. Senator Katie Britt is doubling down on her call for stronger law enforcement and tougher sentencing policies, warning that “blue cities” across the nation are facing a crime crisis of their own making. During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing this week, Britt (R-Montgomery) spotlighted the deadly consequences of lax policies that have downgraded offenses, […]

Longshore and McKnight cover Vandy’s 5–0 surge, Ole Miss' rise, Auburn' fixes, Tyreek Hill's injury, and more.

A recent federal government coal lease sale in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, generated over $46 million in revenue and 53 million tons of coal.

Alabama notched another win with corporate site selectors this year, landing in the Top 10 of Area Development’s 2025 Top States for Business

The Alabama Farmers Federation officially threw its weight behind Katherine Robertson in Alabama’s open 2026 attorney general contest.

The Alabama League of Municipalities (ALM) will launch its first regional orientation training session for newly elected and returning municipal officials on October 1–2 at the Bryant Conference Center in Tuscaloosa. Hosted every four years following municipal elections, these sessions help city and town leaders understand League programs and services. Attendees will also receive training […]

The White House announced an imminent government shutdown late last night, and it is now in effect, kinda, after the Senate failed to pass a funding bill, with polls showing 65% of voters oppose Democrats shutting down government over ObamaCare tax credits, but a majority of Independents blame Republicans and President Donald Trump for the shutdown with the numbers being pretty split

Alabama’s largest farmers’ organization, the Alabama Farmers’ Federation (ALFA), has released its endorsements in the 2026 statewide races.

Sports media personality Paul Finebaum revealed he is considering leaving ESPN, his employer since 2013, to run for public office. 

Alabama legend and NFL MVP, Shaun Alexander, his wife, Valerie Alexander, reveal they are expecting their 14th child

Paul Finebaum says ESPN blocked his planned Trump interview before Alabama–LSU in 2019, as the longtime broadcaster now weighs a U.S. Senate run in Alabama.