Taylor Hicks appears in Columbiana, Alabama January 10-11.
In rejecting the rigid, forced “equity” that was on the ballot last November, we instead chose liberty, which is nothing less than an attempted return to constitutional government, a fact that bodes well for the year ahead.
Last month, an AL(dot)com piece by Savannah Tryens-Fernandes claimed Alabama had lost more than one pharmacy a week since 2018.
An 11-month-old baby girl was violently raped and suffered life-threatening injuries, according to court documents.
Nearly 3,000 Alabama families applied for the CHOOSE Act, the state’s new Education Savings Account program after the state opened it up for applications on Thursday.
Austal denied on Thursday they discriminated against State Rep. Napoleon Bracy (D-Prichard).
Mobile Public Libraries removed a sexually explicit book for teens, according to Mobile police Sgt. John Young.
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson responded Thursday to the deadly terror attack in New Orleans.
With a few key outliers in the Republican party, all of Alabama’s Republican Congressional delegation are expected to vote to re-elect House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) ahead of Friday's election.
Jalen Milroe’s run as Alabama’s starting quarterback officially comes to an end.
Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday announced applications for the CHOOSE Act, the state’s new Education Savings Account program, are officially open.
Drew Dauphin, a 2023 graduate of Auburn University, was killed in the New Year’s Day terrorist attack in New Orleans on Wednesday.
State Sen. Linda Coleman-Madison (D-Birmingham) has pre-filed a bill ahead of the upcoming legislation to levy an additional $5 license tax and registration fee on motor vehicles in the state.
Attorney Doyle Fuller died on Christmas Day. He represented 55,000 Alabama families who were short-changed in the PACT tuition program.
In the first days of the new year, Gov. Kay Ivey received a massive wave of social media adoration within the span of a few hours from multiple agencies in the state, praising her administration’s work
SEC Network's Paul Finebaum regrets his efforts to vouch for Alabama being deserving of getting into the 12-team College Football Playoff over the likes of SMU.
New films showcasing Jewish history and culture at filmfest in Mobile and Baldwin Counties January 12-30.
U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) has officially thrown his hat in the ring with current House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) ahead of Friday’s election, which is shaping up to be shaky for the incumbent speaker despite receiving an endorsement from President-elect Donald Trump.
Alabama’s next governor must understand that a state’s universities shape more than classroom syllabi: they influence the intellectual atmosphere in which citizens breathe, businesses operate, and culture evolves.
At least 15 people were killed and more were injured in the early hours of New Year’s Day in New Orleans after Shamsud-Din Jabbar, an ISIS flag-carrying terrorist, drove a pickup truck into the crowded French Quarter area and then opened fire.
A bill part of a comprehensive workforce development legislative package goes into effect in the new year, allowing employers and childcare providers to claim a tax credit to aid those in the workforce in accessing childcare.
The latest episode of TruBlu’s “Takedown with Chris Hansen” shows a man communicating with who he thought was a 15-year-old boy.
A University of Alabama student was killed in a New Year’s terror attack in New Orleans, according the university.
Eagle Forum of Alabama will hold its 2025 legislative issues conference on January 31 in Birmingham.
Possibly the world's simplest and easiest New Year's resolution. You can quit by the end of January but benefit all year.
The yellowhammer is the state bird of Alabama, but a mythical bird is flying high above the state's coastal region, welcoming all who come to visit.
A law passed in 2024 removing all income taxes on capital gains from the sale of silver and gold will go into effect on January 1.