The son of Montgomery County Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick stabbed the judge in the face and neck before shooting him in the face, court records state.
In a bizarre rant posted to TikTok, MSNBC’s Joy Ried attacked U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s (R-Auburn) views on the issue, comparing his “we need more kids” comment slavery and illegal immigration.
An explosive device was detonated outside of the Alabama Attorney General’s Office in Montgomery over the weekend.
It must be a day that ends in “y” because AL(dot)com’s J.D. Crowe has drawn a new, albeit not-so-fresh political cartoon depicting yet another Republican in Ku Klux Klan robes.
Voters in Alabama will see eight choices for President – seven candidate names plus “Uncommitted” on the March 5 Republican ballot.
The State Industrial Development Authority approved over $30 million in grants under the new Site Evaluation and Economic Development Strategy Act to increase the development of industry-ready sites across Alabama on Monday.
The son of Montgomery County Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick has been charged with first-degree domestic assault and possession of a handgun by a restricted person in the shooting that led to his father’s hospitalization.
On Monday, Alabama Political Reporter's (APR) Bill Britt published a piece claiming to "Fact Check" State Rep. Matt Simpson's (R-Daphne) "Claims on Alabama Ethics Law."
Legislation changing how the Alabama Ethics Commission operates is scheduled to receive a public hearing on Wednesday and be voted on by members of the House Ethics and Campaign Finance Committee on Thursday.
Robin Litaker, a retired schoolteacher and former State Teacher of the Year, will be the Republican nominee for Alabama's seventh congressional district.
United States District Judge Anna Manasco recently denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by progressive groups against the state of Alabama’s State Senate redistricting map.
Strickland called the Alabama high court's decision "correct" but also criticized the practice of IVF.
CashBack, a tribute to Johnny and June Cash, play in Talladega's Ritz Theater on March 8.
A bill regulating the height for squatted trucks to operate on the road passed the Alabama House of Representatives on Thursday.
The University of Alabama in Huntsville will host academic and athletic camps for students ranging in age from pre-kindergarten through high school during the summer of 2024.
There are different deadline for the steps in voting absentee. This guide explains the process.
Marie Osmond is coming to Oxford, Alabama on Friday, March 1. She is performing at the Oxford Performing Arts Theatre (OPAC).
On March 1 and 2, “The Courthouse Museum” will be one of the venues for the annual Monroeville Literary Festival.
Democrat and Republican candidate forums for the second congressional district will air on Sunday night.
As a retired Homeland Security agent, Baldwin County resident Angelo Fermo has seen a lot during his over 20-year-long career in law enforcement.
Montgomery Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick has been seriously injured in a domestic shooting on Saturday afternoon, according to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s office.
Few Alabama voters know they will be asked to vote on a constitutional amendment on March 5. Fewer still know what it is about.
U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile) announced Saturday he was endorsed by Coastal 150 in his bid for Alabama's first congressional district.
In response to the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling in vitro fertilization (IVF) embryos were protected under the Wrongful Death of a Minor Act, IVF clinics around the state have suspended their IVF programs, leading many, including former President Donald Trump, to call for a fix.
During an appearance on Friday's broadcast of Alabama Public Television's "Capitol Journal," House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) accused some of the opponents of the House of Representatives recently passed comprehensive gambling legislation of putting out a misleading narrative.
The Irish Cultural Dinner is in Birmingham on Friday, March 15, the Ides of March.
In an appearance on "Capitol Journal," Melson said he was "confident" his bill would fix the problem and give providers the safety to operate as they had been before the ruling.