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When the Fairhope Public Library Board of Trustees met on Monday, chairman Randal Wright said she doesn’t think the Alabama Public Library Service will do what they said they will do.

State Rep. Greg Barnes (R-Jasper) announced his re-election campaign for State House District 13 on Monday. 

The Department of Education has opened up the review period for the textbooks used throughout the state with the Board of Education set to vote on the State Textbook Committee’s Social Studies and Arts Education, Grades K-12 recommendations at the November 13, 2025 Board meeting.

With the election just weeks away, Democrat candidate Zohran Mamdani is still the frontrunner in New York City’s mayoral race.

Better to hire a loyal and cunning fox ready to lay and recognize traps rather than some dutiful guard dog who only knows to bark “justice” when a hen goes missing. After all, in politics, sometimes hens need to go missing. 

One of the four suspects arrested for their alleged involvement in a deadly downtown shootout in Montgomery on October 4 was released on a $60,000 bond.

A Cleveland High School senior has only days to live, according to her family, after being shot in the head at a bonfire gathering over the weekend.

Auburn head coach Hugh Freeze says that a statement of support ‘Would be huge’.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall recently joined a 16-state coalition in support of President Donald Trump’s bombings of drug cartel boats to combat the flow of drugs into the United States.

Members of the Montgomery Personnel Board on Monday unanimously approved delaying the mayoral appointment of Donald Watkins Jr. as the city’s new Small Business Development Director at an elevated salary.

U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) spoke about last weekend's nationwide "No Kings" protests on Huntsville WVNN's "The Yaffee Program" on Monday morning.

The Fairhope Police Department released the identity of a woman arrested after dressing in a penis costume during the “No Kings” protest on Saturday.

The Alabama Farmers Federation endorsed Gulf Shores businessman Joe Freeman for House District 95.

It would be easy to quit the United Nations, recall our troops, and embrace the adage of fortress America. But we cannot disengage from the world no matter how much we are disliked, abused and misunderstood.

Governor Kay Ivey is celebrating the success of the CHOOSE Act by spotlighting families who are successfully using the program. To date, she’s highlighted three families: the Carbonells in Birmingham, the McDades in Montgomery, and the Siemenses from Dothan.

The Alabama Public Library Service is hosting a long-awaited public hearing on rule changes to the state's administrative code to classify material containing gender ideology as inappropriate for children and youth sections in libraries.

Rhetoric without responsibility is dangerous … just ask ICE.

A certified flight instructor at Sanders Aviation Jasper campus was among three killed in a plane crash in Montana.

The Randolph County Board of Education has a new way for students to communicate with school system leaders without being "seen as a snitch."

A group is planning a pre-game protest on October 30 at the high school at noon, followed by a meet-up that evening at the football game between Deshler and West Morgan High School. There will also be a community march the following Friday morning, starting at the courthouse on Main Street in Tuscumbia at 10.

The Coalition for Regional Transportation has sent a letter to Governor Kay Ivey asking the state to intervene before the City of Bessemer approves the current plan for the controversial data center.

Fairhope police reportedly apprehended one person at the "No Kings" protest on Saturday on Greeno Road near Fairhope Avenue. The person was wearing what appeared to be a penis costume and was holding a sign that read, "No Dick Tator."

The Spanish Fort Police Department is investigating after two people were found dead on the Causeway on Sunday morning.

A Blount County teen is fighting for her life after a shooting late Friday night in Jefferson County.

One of the most important issues facing our country right now is the rise in violent crime. The tragic shooting in Montgomery earlier this month is a heartbreaking reminder of this issue’s urgency.

Earlier this week, Fox News reached out to Alabama lawmaker U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) regarding recent comments made by U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) castigating young conservative, male voters.

The Make America Wealthy Again Super PAC, founded by investor and entrepreneur Chase Ergen, announced its endorsement on Friday of Morgan Murphy in his campaign for the U.S. Senate in 2026.