Auburn football falls 16-10 at Texas A&M as offensive struggles, seven sacks, and 0-for-13 third downs overshadow a strong defensive effort.

In this guest opinion, U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) writes Alabama’s farmers are at the heart of our economy and our way of life.

U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) says there is a 90% chance of a government shutdown at this point and says that the public will blame Democrats if a shutdown goes down on October 1

Tom Greene discusses how hope is more than optimism—it fuels resilience, meaning, and strength in life’s hardest moments.

Governor Kay Ivey is spotlighting some of her favorite destinations across the state this fall through the “Alabama Favorites” series, encouraging residents and visitors alike to explore the history, culture, and beauty of Alabama. Among her highlighted picks is Gee’s Bend, where visitors can ride the ferry, meet the community’s legendary quiltmakers, and enjoy local […]

Cheriogotis won by replicating the strategy that propelled Stimpson to three terms: Running up the score with white voters.

Singing River Trail expands across North Alabama with new trails, entrepreneurship programs, and the 220 Founders Club.

Lt. Michael Bloxom reflects on record-low hunting accidents as ADCNR emphasizes treestand and firearm safety education.

Steve Flowers previews Alabama’s 2026 elections, spotlighting five tight GOP primary races where ALFA’s endorsement is decisive.

U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures (D-Mobile) is criticizing the idea of sending the National Guard into Alabama cities to fight crime.

Governor Kay Ivey announced on Friday afternoon she will not call a special legislative session to redraw Alabama’s 2021 State Senate map.

Here are three you absolutely need to have your eye on this Saturday while you're taking in Alabama and Auburn.

Bruce Pearl has retired from Auburn, but is he running?Is Jimmy Kimmel's suspension a 1st Amendment issue?How bad is the political violence going to get, and who is causing it?All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week!

After trailing by more than 200 votes in the first round, Homewood businessman Chris Lane pulled off a historic runoff comeback in Homewood.

UAB presented Britt and Capito with the O’Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center’s Iron Strong medals – a rare honor.

Longshore and McKnight cover Alabama–Georgia playoff stakes, Auburn’s upset bid, Bruce Pearl’s exit, Ryder Cup drama, and more...

Attorney General Marshall announced the indictment of Charles Nathan Nickelson, a former Huntsville cop, for allegedly stealing $25,000.

Governor Kay Ivey announced more than $3.7 million in state funding awarded to cities and counties for 13 road projects across Alabama

U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt is blaming Democrats over the possibility that there could be a partial government shutdown on October 1, 2025. 

Three Auburn University students attended the memorial service for Charlie Kirk earlier this week with support from State Sen. Jay Hovey.

Auburn AD John Cohen blasts officiating after Sooners loss as Tigers gear up for Texas A&M showdown this week.

The U.S. GDP grew at an annualized rate of 3.8% in the second quarter, up from the 3.0% previously reported, and bucking the experts once again, reflecting economic resilience and that tariffs have not destroyed the economy yet.

The Alabama Crimson Tide is getting set for what is a massive test on the road this week against the Georgia Bulldogs in a game where they need a victory to avoid taking a second loss before October which would put their season on the brink. Under Kalen DeBoer, the Tide has struggled in tough […]

Yarbrough is hopeful that the Legislature will address the recent controversial issues parents have had the the AHSAA.