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In a joint effort, the Montgomery City Council and the Montgomery County Commission approved a total sum of $7 million to allow the Alabama Farmers Federation to move its headquarters to the East side of the city.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) tore into Democrats on Wednesday over U.S. Sen. Chris Van Hollen's (D-Md.) trip to El Salvador to bring back suspected MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was recently deported.

The Alabama Senate is currently working on the House-passed tax cut package to “make it even better,” according to State Sen. Pro-Tem Garlan Gudger (R-Cullman).

State Rep. Corey Harbison (R-Good Hope) announced his resignation from the Alabama House of Representatives on Tuesday after spending over a decade in the legislature.

Why is it that numbers of men seem to be turning to Christianity, but not so the women – at least not in the same dramatic numbers?

A Major League Fishing angler was among several involved in a crash early Wednesday on Lewis Smith Lake.

A two-day songwriting workshop will be held April 26-27 on Dauphin Island.

A luncheon featuring U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) could be interrupted Thursday due to dueling demonstrations planned outside the event in Foley.

Jacob Couch and his wife Kristen were traveling back to Arab after spending nearly a year in Los Angeles coping with the loss of their stillborn son. But before they could make it home, Jacob Couch was violently attacked by a hatchet-wielding assailant.

A new cruise line will be stopping by for excursion trips to Mobile next year.

Legislation legalizing historical horse racing gambling machines in Greene County is unconstitutional, according to Eric Johnston, president of the Southeast Law Institute.

The Alabama Policy Institute's new Alabama Department of Government Efficiency report found that Innovate Alabama awarded millions of taxpayer dollars to companies statewide. Some of those awards caused concern.

A local bill regulating off-road vehicle parks is starting to generate more buzz around the State House in recent days.

Lawmakers in the House and Senate engaged in a brief bout of gamesmanship on Tuesday, with both bodies refusing to pass one another’s bills in a legislative donnybrook that started in the Senate.

Rebecca Watson of Moms for Liberty will nspeak April 17 to South Mobile GOP Women and the public.

After brief debate, the Alabama House of Representatives passed legislation designed to protect Alabama’s game breeders from allegedly “punitive” actions from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and other agencies.

How did the federal income tax come into being in the first place?

No. 15 Alabama took the season-long sweep of UAB with a 5-3 victory on Tuesday.

Tied at three apiece in the top of the ninth inning, pinch hitter Lucas Steele blasted a solo-home run over the wall in right field, giving No. 8 Auburn a 4-3 edge over Jacksonville State heading into the home half of the inning that it held on to to secure its sixth-consecutive win on Tuesday night at Jim Case Stadium. 

Reclaiming our creative heritage helps us rise above whatever social media has told us is what we should wear if we want to be beautiful or sophisticated or a la mode.

She is known for changing Mobile's system of government and for leadership in the Boys and Girls Club. Former State Rep. Mary Zogbhy has died in Mobile.

Tax credits like these are a no-brainer to include in any conservative, pro-family tax agenda.

On Tuesday, Gov. Kay Ivey signed a joint resolution passed by the State Senate calling on President Donald Trump “to immediately proceed in establishing a permanent headquarters for United States Space Command at Redstone Arsenal" in Huntsville.

Alabama might or might not get a view of heavenly lights April 15 and 16. A geomagnetic storm is headed for Earth from the sun.

Governor Kay Ivey signed legislation regulating pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) into law on Tuesday.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has signed Senate Bill 130 into law, reaffirming gold and silver as legal tender.

During an appearance on Mobile radio's FM Talk 106.5's "The Jeff Poor Show," Johnson commended the legislation and highlighted that taxpayer money was going toward funding "the affirmation of mental disorders on children."