Clutch hitting and superb pitching have been the theme of the Alabama softball postseason, and Friday night was no different.
On Thursday, trading card company Topps announced it had created a commemorative card for Birmingham-Southern College's baseball team, which is vying for the Division III national championship at the same time the school is permanently closing.
The Alabama Supreme Court unanimously upheld a lower court’s dismissal of a lawsuit brought by 48 Methodist Churches across Alabama against the United Methodist Church on Friday.
Attorney General Steve Marshall and 14 state attorneys general filed a lawsuit on Thursday against a new rule by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that redefines the Affordable Care Act’s prohibition against discrimination to include gender identity.
Friday, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) joined a pledge to no longer cooperate with the Biden administration in what they deemed a "project to tear this country apart."
A national poll of voters is not an indication of how the presidential election is looking. Only swing states make the difference.
First Baptist Fairhope is offering a viewing of the movie “In His Image” Friday evening to offer clarity on confusing social issues including transgender and gender ideologies.
Debate over various gambling proposals took place throughout the 2024 legislative without any gambling legislation passing both chambers.
Former President Donald Trump faces an uncertain future following his guilty verdict in New York, but Alabama GOP chairman John Wahl is confident the American people will see through the “injustice” and that the verdict will ultimately be overturned.
The Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) successfully carried out the lethal injection execution of convicted double-murderer Jamie Ray Mills Thursday evening after a slew of failed appeals in the weeks preceding his death.
A sentencing hearing has been set for July 11.
Alabama softball lost in Thursday's opening game of the Women's College World Series, with a late home run securing a 4-1 victory for UCLA over the Crimson Tide.
The Alabama Department of Transportation hopes a new "hands-free" law will help drivers be less distracted on the road.
Archery bullseye for Alabama students. Three school teams from Alabama and six individual archers placed in the top 10. One perfect score.
Troopers investigated six traffic fatalities and one boating fatality.
During a Thursday interview on Huntsville WVNN radio's "The Dale Jackson Show," U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) accused the left of "effectively doing Iran's work for them."
The Center for Union Facts slammed United Auto Workers president Shawn Fain as “America’s latest election denier” in a full-page ad in the New York Times on Thursday.
The Auburn men's golf team picked up a 3-2 win over Florida State to secure the team national championship.
A group of Christians are planning a gathering on Saturday preceding the Color Fairhope with Pride Festival. The Baldwin County County Conservative Coalition and the Baldwin County Pastor’s Group will host the second annual Faith Family Freedom Fest.
11-year-old Ayden Nguyen of Enterprise made it to the quarterfinals in the National Spelling Bee.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed a bill recently removing all income taxes on capital gains from the sale of gold and silver, enabling the state to take an important step forward in reinforcing sound money principles.
Convicted double-murderer Jamie Ray Mills appeals to the Supreme Court of the United States in an attempt to halt his execution scheduled to take place tonight.
During an appearance on Wednesday's broadcast of Mobile radio FM Talk 106.5's "The Jeff Poor Show," Ingram laid out his vision for how the law, if enacted, could work.
Emma Michele Lucas, a Huntsville native and University of Kentucky student, got a good start to her summer break at the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore on May 18.
The campaign for Democratic candidate for Alabama’s second congressional district Shomari Figures is hosting a unique event to raise funds for his election effort.
The press release arrived at 6:52 p.m. on Memorial Day; its subject line was “The City of Hoover to Participate in CON Hearings Starting Tomorrow.”
The Mobile City Council officially hired a Birmingham law firm to investigate allegations made by former police chief Paul Prine.