Mobile County District Attorney Keith Blackwood announced indictments against officers in Prichard on Wednesday, describing it as "a cultural rot that was going on at the Prichard Police Department."

House Majority Leader Paul Lee (R-Dothan) recently called for hefty Republican participation in the August 11 special primary election, after Democrat leadership in the state has called for their members to cross party lines on the ballot.

 The Mobile Police Department identified a woman killed after she was struck in a Walmart parking lot Tuesday.

Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch confirmed that Prichard Police chief Walter Knight was arrested on Wednesday. It is unclear what charges he will face.

After leaving his position as co-owner and operator of an industrial compliance engineering company, Drew Hicks, a former Marine and defense contractor, is joining 1819 News as its next senior vice president of operations.

The Alabama Supreme Court agreed on Tuesday to expedite a lawsuit against U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn).

Officials along Alabama’s coast have closed waters to the public as Tropical Storm Bertha continues moving west in the Gulf.

IVF has enabled many childless people to become parents. We thank God for the miracle He has performed through medical science. But we are concerned for the thousands of frozen embryos who await the day they finally meet their parents – a day that may never come.

Data centers represent the hardened infrastructure of future dominance. Through decisive resolve and unwavering commitment, we can either secure victory or yield it to China on this vital battlefield. The horizon belongs to those bold enough to claim it.

Each day, no matter how much we are troubled by things of the world, should forever be met with hope of doing beautiful things, especially in those quiet moments the world refuses to see. And, each day, no matter the latest strategies cooked up by our leaders in the name of helping my city achieve its dreams, Montgomery needs a new mayor. 

When Scalia died, the seat he filled seemed, briefly, unfillable, and reading Rosen we understand why. Some men occupy an office; others, by sheer force of character, become indistinguishable from it. Scalia was the latter sort. And American law, whatever one makes of his conclusions, is the more serious, more literate, and more honest for his having passed through it. 

There is no subject more serious or more solemn than worship of the One who created all things, sustains all things, and governs all things by the word of His power.

Every Alabama taxpayer will pay taxes. Few realize they have a choice about where some of those dollars can make a difference.

Jim was stuck. In the middle of the rural two-lane highway. Right there on the pavement. Not far from the solid yellow line. Tucked tightly in his shell. Scared to death.

Whether we serve in local government, attend town council meetings, volunteer in a food bank, throw a barbeque for the neighbors, or even purchase next year’s school supplies locally rather than online, we are building community, which in America means we are building liberty.

Rather than destroying the arts world and starting from scratch, conservatives should find the artists who are already doing good work and support their efforts.

Emphasizing the great men of history gives our young people a sense of optimism and dynamism that one man really can make a difference.

Auburn kicker Alex McPherson has endured one of the most remarkable comeback stories in all of college football. 

On Tuesday's "First Take," ESPN's Paul Finebaum questioned whether Kalen DeBoer was a good fit to lead the University of Alabama football program.

The Tigers are handing the keys over to record-setting Byrum Brown, who followed Alex Golesh from USF to Auburn this offseason, but can he replicate his success at Auburn?

Alabama Democrat Party vice chair Tabitha Isner is urging Democrat voters to head to the polls for the August 11 Republican special primary to try to block former U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile), State Rep. Rhett Marques (R-Enterprise), and Ammie Akin from winning their primary races.

Mobile County Republican Executive Committee chairman Ken Kvalheim resigned his position Monday, a year and a half after taking the helm.

The Congressional District 2 Republican primary is heating up with weeks left until the August 11 election.