Retiring Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Parker said he was encouraged about the future of the Alabama Supreme Court as his term comes to an end.
A third teen suspect has been arrested and charged with capital murder in the October slaying of 22-year-old Elden Wright, who was one of five struck in the shooting.
Some University of Alabama students, professors, and the Alabama state chapter of the NAACP recently filed a federal lawsuit challenging Alabama’s 2024 law banning taxpayer-funded Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) offices and training.
A Jefferson County mother is speaking out after she was forced to report for jury duty while she was exclusively breastfeeding her three-month-old baby girl.
The streets of Mobile will have an added hedge of protection for Mardi Gras parades this year.
Legislators voted to overhaul the Alabama Board of Pharmacy at a Tuesday committee meeting.
In an interview with 1819 News, Sumner said that while he isn’t ready to formally announce a run for mayor, he has received positive feedback from community leaders who have encouraged him to run, and he is considering the opportunity.
The Mobile city council approved a resolution authorizing a settlement agreement and release of claims with fired Gulf Coast Technology Center commander Kevin Levy.
Rick Nash, mayor of Altoona, died unexpectedly Monday.
Blount County District Attorney Pamela Casey is running to be the Republican nominee for Alabama Attorney General in 2026.
Some of Alabama’s congressional leaders have wasted no time in the new Republican-controlled Congress to continue the push to make Huntsville the permanent location for U.S. Space Command.
The Fairhope City Council approved the retroactive reappointment of three library board of trustee members Monday.
Jimmy Fisher spent many happy days on Azalea City Golf Course in Mobile, working there and playing there. His celebration of life will be there January 17.
Flags on state buildings, now at half-staff honoring President Jimmy Carter, will be raised to full staff on Inauguration Day, per Ivey order.
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson participated in the Alabama Big 10 Mayors Association meeting Sunday and Monday in Tuscaloosa.
U.S. Sens. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) and Ted Cruz (R-Texas) reintroduced an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to impose term limits on members of Congress on Monday.
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) joined more than 100 Navy SEALS, veterans, and others on Monday to show support for Pete Hegseth’s confirmation as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to be the next Secretary of Defense.
U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) is cosponsoring legislation to allow President-elect Donald Trump to negotiate a purchase of Greenland from Denmark.
The Fairhope City Council is set to reappoint three board members Monday night at its regular council meeting.
Join in the discussion on Tuesday 14 as Center/Right think tank previews the legislative session and the Trump inaugural.
According to a report from Mobile-based Lagniappe's Dale Liesch, a three-month snapshot of Gov. Kay Ivey's official calendar shows a light calendar chocked full of ceremonial events, including ribbon cuttings and school appearances and very few work days that go beyond 3 p.m.
Buddy Black, a founding father of the Mid-Alabama Republican Club, has died at age 89 in Vestavia Hills.
The Mobile City Council will consider a resolution authorizing the execution of a settlement agreement and release of claims with fired Gulf Coast Technology Center commander Kevin Levy.
Long-time singer for GateBand, Mitch Alton, dies at 73. What a life story.
Jackson Academy Christian school is offering counselors and pastors on campus this week after a stabbing at a basketball game Friday night.
Chief Justice Tom Parker retires after 20 years on the state supreme court. Leaves legacy and historical book collection.
Firefighter, Christian witness, Good Samaritan, America Firster Jim Marshall has died in Mobile at 81.