Prichard Mayor Carletta Davis revealed the city’s police chief resigned after a week of controversy and arrests.

With a heart for community and serving others, Pat McClellan, part-owner of Flora-Bama, touched many lives and helped change the landscape of Alabama and Florida’s Gulf Coast.

Coldwater Mountain Brewpub in Anniston recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Longtime sports reporter Aaron Suttles was arrested in an undercover human trafficking sting by the Shelby County Drug Enforcement Task Force.

On Friday, Gov. Kay Ivey applauded the recent court order dismissing all federal oversight of Tutwiler Prison by the U.S. Department of Justice after it found evidence of abuse by ADOC guards in 2014.  

The Gulf Shores Police Department said evidence gathered from Flock Safety cameras helped track down eight suspects in an armed robbery.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn), the leading candidate to be the state’s next governor, recently announced his “Golden Age Action Team,” which will help transition him to the state’s highest office should he win in November’s general election. 

The Slanes see farm work as teaching responsibility. Not only do the plants and animals depend on you, the family's livelihood does, too. At the very least, it teaches you the skill of, in Rebecca's words, "not being a wimp."

Live with courage. Love others well. Stand up for what matters. Keep your family close. Inspire your peers. Lean on God. Be like Will.

Alabama’s parents are done being treated as if they are untrustworthy, as if they are not the front line of defense for their children. By legislatively putting Alabama’s parents at the financial table to direct their own tax dollars as they see fit, they are transforming the education, culture and direction of Alabama’s future.

A fully funded defense budget is more than an investment in Alabama. It’s an investment in American strength, American security, and the brave men and women who stand ready to defend both.

The real issue of this upcoming gubernatorial race is whether Alabama will remain a state committed to the Constitution and its citizenry like Florida … or become like the mosque-inundated Texas.

Only through common-sense reforms like the SAWA can we secure our borders, deport criminals, and provide jobs for temporary workers seeking a better life for their families back home.

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.

For most people, children and adults alike, books simply can’t compete with phones. The former induces and requires a deeper sort of attention than the latter, and relies less on instantaneous entertainment. 

AI chatbots act as the serpent in the Garden of Eden, encouraging men and women to harm themselves and others in a fatal quest for complete autonomy and omnipotence. This naturally spirals into suicide because God is the giver of life.

All parents are mortal and thus will fail at some point and in some way. The choice before us, however, is how we deal with that fact.

Private school officials from across Alabama voted on Friday to name a new, multi-state athletic association.

During a recent appearance on "The Benny Johnson Show," retired Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl praised WNBA star Sophie Cunningham for coming out against biological males competing in women's sports.

Kalen DeBoer stepped onto the stage Wednesday for SEC Media Days and made it clear that Alabama must run the football better in 2026.

Alabama Democrat Party vice chair Tabitha Isner isn't backing down from her spat with party chair Randy Kelley and party vice chair of Minority Affairs Joe Reed.

Ammie Akin, who is challenging incumbent U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell (D-Birmingham), is responding to the call for Democrats to vote against her in the Republican primary.

With their districts redrawn and seats now no longer safe, U.S. Reps. Shomari Figures (D-Montgomery) and Terri Sewell (D-Hoover) bucked their Democrat colleagues and voted with House Republicans to prevent biological males from competing in women's sports, a stark contrast from how they voted a year ago on similar legislation.