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U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) is officially running for U.S. Senate in 2026.

Tuskegee University has lost a baseball player and student leader. Machari Washington-Parker died Sunday at age 20.

Less than three weeks away from the season opener against Florida State and Alabama is expected to name a starting quarterback.

Malcom Simmons’ domestic assault case has been dismissed, per Brett Pritchard via X. 

Mobile mayoral candidate Spiro Cheriogotis is responding to scrutiny over a new ad where he claimed his father was sent to prison for defending himself.

President Donald Trump is taking a “no-nonsense approach” to Washington D.C. law and order similar to recent policing efforts by state and local law enforcement in Montgomery, according to Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall.

The Alabama Weather Network, with chief meteorologist James Spann, launched Monday with hundreds of fans watching.

President Donald Trump announced on Monday that he is taking significant steps to address rampant crime in Washington, D.C., and Alabama's Republican congressional delegation is backing his efforts.

The U.S. Coast Guard announced the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) will be closed each day this week to allow for bridge work.

Former U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Mobile) has filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to run once more for Congressional District 1.

Karl Julian is running for Vestavia Hills City Council Place 2, but voters looking for information on what he thinks of those seeking to protect women's spaces and sports from men or those who seek to protect young children from radical gender ideology, those Julian once called "assholes," won't find it easily on his social media page.

A celebration of 60 years of service of Sen. Jabo Waggoner will be held Aug. 16 at Vestavia Civic Center.

It’s time to clean up Britain’s mess, once and for all. 

How many times has an Alabama legislator pushed to repeal his own bill? The people were against it, and Sen. Garlan Gudger listened.

Benny Evans has been bedridden at his home in Goodsprings for 12 years. After dealing with medical coverage issues, he has a story to tell that he hopes will serve as a warning.

Gun control laws continue to fail. And where gun control laws make the least amount of sense are on U.S. military installations.

August 2025 is the month of planetary alignment.

A  celebration of Life was held July 30 at Haleyville Methodist Church.

School is back in session for parts of Alabama, and at least one teacher is already noticing a positive effect of the state’s cell phone ban.

Commissioned by the Business Council of Alabama, the Montgomery-based research firm Cygnal conducted the poll by surveying 400 Republican primary voters in late July.

The Mobile Police Department is investigating the injury of two people and the shooting of multiple vehicles in downtown early Sunday.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency responded to a fatal go-kart crash in Madison County Saturday evening.

With more than a decade of health system leadership and coming from Johnson City Medical Center, Kenny Shafer has been named the new CEO at University of Alabama (UAB) St. Vincent’s Birmingham.

The Confederate sub CSS Hunley stayed lost on the floor of the Atlantic for 131 years. 25 years ago, it was raised.

While the political world has been focused on the Texas redistricting fight, other states are watching with a contingency on how or if the federal courts might intervene, especially with the Louisiana v. Callais still pending in the U.S. Supreme Court.

Despite wide publicity on social media and local TV, the anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protest “outside Church of the Highlands” appeared to only attract a few demonstrators on Sunday morning.

Summer break, once designed for agrarian calendars, now feels like an outdated relic.