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Dr. Wayne Reynolds, Alabama State Board of Education member, goes to Washington June 14 for the 250th anniversary of his beloved U.S. Army.

Joshua Gammon, a hotelier who has experienced life all over the country and chose Fairhope as his home, is running for city council.

On Monday, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) lambasted Democrats and those rioting in Los Angeles streets to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement deporting criminal aliens.

Prichard Mayor Jimmie Gardner criticized Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch after comments he made over the shooting of a two-year-old child.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said on Monday that California Democrats have “sided with violent rioters over the brave men and women of law enforcement.”

The ongoing violent riots in Los Angeles have produced some shocking images of masked protesters burning cars and clashing with law enforcement over illegal immigrant deportation. But according to some Alabama Democrats, it’s “AI generated” propaganda meant to paint a “peaceful protest” in a negative light.

At least 10 people were arrested early Monday morning in a multi-agency operation in south Baldwin County.

Katherine Robertson will announce her campaign for the Republican nomination for Alabama Attorney General Tuesday night in Birmingham.

The Demopolis Times published its final paper June 4.

A Walker County grand jury indicted Sheriff Nick Smith and his chief deputy in connection to unlawful hiring practices.

Think that pageants are just for young women? The Ms. Senior Alabama pageant in Daphne showcased Alabama's vintage women.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) told “The Cats Roundtable with John Catsimatidis” that one thing bothering him Sunday morning was the Ukraine-Russia War.

On Friday, Attorney General Steve Marshall appealed a recent three-judge federal panel ruling on May 8 that found the congressional redistricting map passed by Alabama Republican lawmakers in 2023 violated the Voting Rights Act.

Rioters against Immigration and Customs Enforcement deporting criminal aliens stormed the streets Friday, waving foreign flags and obstructing traffic.

The full moon June 10-11 will be big, shiny and low-hanging. It will not be strawberry, despite its name.

The goal is to promote voluntary and temporary firearm storage to reduce suicide rates for residents.

A 16-year-old Opelika High School student was shot and killed Saturday night during a celebration at Bandy Park.

Officials in Baldwin County are reminding beachgoers of safety precautions that could save lives.

You are invited to the 70th birthday of the City of Bayou La Batre on June 21.

From unaccompanied minors to worksite inspections, federal agencies are ramping up illegal immigration enforcement in Alabama as part of President Donald Trump’s agenda to secure the border and deport the millions of migrants let in under the Biden administration.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is warning citizens about a nationwide phishing scam that has recently targeted Alabamians with fraudulent text messages falsely claiming to be from the “Alabama Department of Vehicles (DMV)” and demanding payment for non-existent traffic tickets. 

The Baldwin County Sheriff's Office charged a convicted sex offender with second-degree sexual abuse after a tip from a citizen led to a two-month investigation.

Under President Donald Trump’s leadership, America is poised for a new era of power and prosperity — a nouveau Pax Americana, according to 1819 News contributor Troy Carico.

The day Governor Kay Ivey signed the bill, Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin and the Birmingham City Council filed suit on behalf of the City of Birmingham, asking the court to "enjoin, restrain, and otherwise prevent the Defendants (named and/or fictitious) from signing SB330 into law."

A $15.1 million dredging project is underway in Mobile’s Langan Lake.

Auburn University head basketball coach Bruce Pearl would “like to serve his country,” according to U.S. Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.).

The Alabama Public Service Commission (PSC) voted at a meeting on Thursday to consider buying new state vehicles for commissioners.