There are thousands of jobs on the line, and we need to make sure that companies looking to establish manufacturing bases choose Alabama to set up shop.
Making Alabama more attractive for remote workers could give the state an advantage in attracting and retaining businesses. It’s a win-win for the state and the legislature has the power to make it a reality.
In the state of Alabama, many workers are off today to celebrate Labor Day. But as prices of gas and groceries increase, those who work for minimum wage, might want to take advantage of the extra hours.
The Manuel H. Johnson Center for Political Economy at Troy University is creating a Free Enterprise Scholars program to help combat the growing left-wing bias in corporations and businesses in Alabama and across the country.
In just under two minutes, two burglars stole around $20,000 worth of merchandise at a model and remote-control car business in Hoover....
By Ray Melick Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has filed a legal challenge to block President Joe Biden’s private-employer vaccine...
By Brandon Moseley Prior to Mercedes's shocking 1993 decision to locate its manufacturing plants in Vance, very few cars were made...
By Troy Turner Alabama’s iron and steel industry has transformed itself into a greener, cleaner, high-tech producer that remains a...