The United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) National Field Trials was held in Foley the last week in September.
House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter recently convened an ad hoc committee to study the causes of Alabama’s lackluster labor force participation rate.
The rate of suicide in the dairy industry has skyrocketed nationwide. A new documentary, “On the Farm,” by Mississippi State, highlights the struggles of Alabama farmers, including Lamar County farmer Will Gilmer.
The United States is the injured party. Our southern border is our eggshell skull. The Biden administration’s actions are the proximate cause of countless injuries to our whole society.
After years of allowing illegal gaming in Jefferson County, Sheriff Mark Pettway now says he is willing to shut them down.
A circuit judge recently filed an injunction, blocking new Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) ruled governing birth centers from taking effect.
Showcased on the front page of the September issue of the Alabama Education Association's "Alabama School Journal" was a reprinted opinion column from Retirement Systems of Alabama (RSA) CEO David Bronner warning about expanding school choice in Alabama through education savings accounts (ESA).
Saturday’s return of a more intense Nick Saban on the sidelines can be attributed to none other than “Miss Terry.”
The University of Alabama football team is moving up once again in the polls after beating another team from Mississippi.
The phrase “your tax dollars at work” may as well be “your tax dollars on vacation” whenever there’s a government shutdown.
1819 News recently sat down with the son of Alabama Governor George Wallace Sr., to discuss his new book, highlighting aspects of his father’s life that are less known and noting the famed separatist's change of heart later in life.
We talk today about moral decline, but we forget that we are actively removing God from our homes, our schools, and the political world.
Late Saturday, the U.S. Senate passed a stopgap funding bill that gives Congress until November 17 to resolve a spending impasse by an 88-9 vote, with both U.S. Sens. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) and Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) voting for it.
Alabama continued its dominance over Mississippi State on Saturday, extending its win streak to 16 games over the Bulldogs with a 40-17 win.
The Auburn Tigers fell just shy of upsetting the No. 1 team in the country. What are some takeaways from this year's edition of The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry?
I get Andy. And though I never knew him, he seems to understand me. And when I see that familiar jailhouse, or hear Barney Fife’s tenor voice, I am no longer that lonely child who once sat before a television and wondered if anyone would ever love him.
My bill will open a new market for tree nuts and increase their demand, putting more revenue in growers’ pockets to cover expenses and continue producing.
Tyrus is coming back to south Alabama this fall and the show is already selling out. The retired wrestler, best-selling author and Fox News Channel Contributor will be in Gulf Shores on October 7.
The office of Jefferson County District Attorney Danny Carr is working with several local nonprofits, businesses and government agencies to help formerly incarcerated individuals get to work.
The Mobile County Health Department detected the West Nile Virus in two coops of sentinel chickens used to detect mosquito-borne diseases.
“It’s really out of brokenness, desperation, all those things that led us to Christ in our marriage, and now it helps us help other people.”
Capstone Communities, the developer behind the attempt to alter the plan for a Hoover community to construct hundreds of residential units, a parking garage and a hotel, responded on Thursday to a request for comment by 1819 News.
Here are a few things to watch for this Saturday night as the Tide travel to Mississippi State.
Auburn will have arguably its toughest test of the season this week in the top-ranked Georgia Bulldogs. What are some things to keep an eye out for during the game?
Make no mistake, FFRF has targeted Alabama and will not stop until they succeed in upending the practices of faith that many of us hold dear.
State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) will try again in the 2024 legislative session to privatize retail liquor sales in Alabama.
Fourteen Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) contracts worth well over $100 million are still being delayed over three weeks since legislators placed holds on the contracts over a dispute about the West Alabama Corridor at a committee meeting.