Latest news

A candidate in Alabama’s sixth congressional district special Democratic primary says she left her place of employment in February after she threatened U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents with food poisoning and anaphylaxis should they visit the establishment.

The Conecuh County Coroner’s Office identified the two men killed in a house fire early Wednesday.

The Tuscaloosa Violent Crimes Unit is investigating the death of a miner at Warrior Met Coal in Tuscaloosa County.

The City of Hoover threw its annual “4th on the 1st” Independence Day event at the Hoover Met. Nearly 7,000 residents and visitors from across central Alabama gathered to watch the FIFA World Cup, participate in a record-breaking event and watch a spectacular fireworks finale.

Members of the Alabama Supreme Court declined on Thursday to grant a preliminary injunction on a new vape law passed in 2025 by state lawmakers.

Gov. Kay Ivey on Thursday signed a proclamation declaring July 2 as “Made in the USA” Day to highlight the contributions of Alabama manufacturers, workers and companies as we head into the holiday weekend.

School choice isn’t a replay of 1776, but it is rooted in the same enduring principles. It begins with the belief that government exists to protect the rights of families, including the right to responsibly direct the education of their children.

River Bank & Trust was hit by a ransomware attack in June.

Former Auburn University men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl called on Vice President JD Vance to discontinue any association with Tucker Carlson for his continued criticism of the Israeli government and U.S. foreign policy pertaining to Israel.

With Fourth of July traffic in full force on Alabama’s coast, local leaders are taking notes as they see how a new traffic pattern and a new bridge are faring.

If at all possible, a person should wear what they like no matter the material nor the epoch from which it sprang. For me, this has become the clothes of my childhood, the clothes I vaguely remember my parents wearing, and those I wore myself till the frightening ’80s came along. The attire of the ’70s was classic, manly and American, and it fits well in our nation’s 250th year.

The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) is hosting a public hearing on the possibility of the state rescheduling medical marijuana, after objecting to the federal reclassification recently enacted by President Donald Trump's administration.

According to Palmer, many establishment Democrats currently have no answer to far-left socialists who are sweeping elections across the country, particularly in places like New York.

We are expecting another big crowd for breakfast this weekend for America’s 250th, and if you want an opportunity to talk one-on-one with one of our state's GOP primary winners, there's a good chance they will be there.

The Conecuh County Coroner’s Office confirmed two people were killed in a house fire overnight.

The Fairhope Police Department is investigating a fatal collision between an electric bicycle and a truck.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced the arrests of more than 30 illegal aliens from two manufacturing plants in the Birmingham area.

On Wednesday, Gov. Kay Ivey announced that the state’s school choice Education Savings Account program for the 2026-2027 school year has been fully funded for parents who have taken advantage of the state program.

The Alabama Tourism Department defended the state’s pavilion at the Great American State Fair from criticism on Wednesday.

The Trussville community is mourning the loss of longtime educator and Cahaba Elementary School principal Joy Tyner. Tyner passed away Tuesday morning after a battle with cancer.

The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office held a baptism service Monday for inmates who wanted to be baptized.

The only firm basis for unalienable rights is the recognition that these rights come from a higher Source than man and his institutions. And what Source could that be but God? Jefferson answered that question clearly, eloquently and succinctly – “by their Creator.” 

The Pike Road Town Council recently extended a ban on new gas station construction by one year. 

The Alabama Republican Party (ALGOP) took a victory lap on Tuesday after a U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) decision affirming the right of states to protect women from competing against biological males in sports.

Stockton residents voted Tuesday to have a say in future developments.

Former Montgomery City Councilwoman Marche Johnson sued the city of Montgomery and the eight other members of the council on Monday after her seat was recently vacated.

Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft said there is no question that a new bridge over the Intracoastal Waterway is helping get drivers into Gulf Shores. However, he is disappointed in a last-minute change that is making it more difficult to get off the island.