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Florence Middle School dismissed early Friday after a vehicle crashed into the building.

The state that once sent Hugo Black to the Supreme Court and produced towering figures in America’s constitutional drama now languishes in civic educational mediocrity, trailing states we should regard as intellectual inferiors.

Candice Hale, who filed a lawsuit against Auburn University, is claiming she was also fired from the University of Alabama and is suing them as well.

A Mobile man charged with intentional murder in the death of a man who was dragged under a vehicle pleaded not guilty.

The West Alabama Human Trafficking Task Force arrested the owner of several massage parlors and discovered nine women living in the businesses on Thursday.

Jared Hudson, a former Navy SEAL and political newcomer, is leading the 2026 Republican primary for U.S. Senate, according to a new poll.

State Sen. Tim Melson (R-Florence) is officially running for re-election to the state legislature in 2026.

The family of a Robertsdale boy who inspired many is mourning the loss after he passed away on Thursday.

Huntsville Utilities has announced it will not be enforcing late fees or disconnecting customers for the remainder of the ongoing government shutdown.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) joined The Charlie Kirk Show on Thursday for a discussion centered on the lawmaker's newly introduced legislation aimed at limiting and fighting the practice of Sharia Law within the United States.

The district lines for Jefferson County commissioners should stay the same for the 2026 cycle while a lawsuit proceeds on appeal, according to an 11th Circuit Court of Appeals opinion released on Thursday.

Calhoun County Schools officials are concerned about the continued decline in student enrollment, which will lead to fewer teachers and staff supplied by the state.

From his first term to his second, President Trump has proven that “peace through strength” isn’t just a slogan, it’s a strategy that works.

Candice Hale, an English lecturer at Auburn University, is suing the school after being fired for posting about not mourning oppressors after Charlie Kirk was assassinated in September.

Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed vetoed a resolution funding bankrupt Jackson Hospital that unanimously passed the city council at their October 7 meeting.

In a completely inaccurate lede, AL(dot)com wrote that the threat to Magic City Acceptance Academy's charter stemmed from superficial issues rather than valid concerns about its compliance with state law.

A Pike Road farmer's market is facing backlash for a patriotic display just days before its annual Pumpkin Festival.

The FBI is in the process of sending more agents to Montgomery, according to U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn).

Huntsville-area Crime Stoppers is asking for the public's help in identifying the person or persons responsible for vandalizing Movement Church in Madison on October 8.

The shutdown needs to end now – before more families suffer and our defenses weaken.

Bruce Pearl has landed a new gig after retiring from leading the Auburn basketball program last month.

Additional details regarding a young girl who was kidnapped from Orange Beach by her mother and taken to Mexico as a debt payment for a cartel are now being made public by officials with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

A Grand Jury will hear the case of Harold Dabney III, the man charged in the murder of retired Auburn University professor Julie Gard Schnuelle.

The peace deal in the Middle East, so comprehensive in scope, so inclusive regarding its participants, could not have been secured without an alpha male at the helm of the ship.

Anti-gambling State House of Representatives candidate Joe Freeman is digging into possible communications regarding plans for a casino in Baldwin County.

Former Centre Police officer Michael Kilgore was sentenced to four years in federal prison and three years probation after admitting to criminal conspiracy to commit a controlled substance crime.

The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) met with private school officials from across the state on Wednesday to discuss reclassification concerns, according to AHSAA executive director Heath Harmon.