"Over 2,500 years after Athens, America risks repeating history—while Alabama’s leaders stay silent in the face of rising threats."

Alabama’s two Democratic members of Congress cast their votes against a resolution honoring the late conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.

"The current president has made it no secret that he cares little about America’s laws, and that he’s willing to do anything for power."

Alabama’s attorney general filed two amicus briefs urging the Supreme Court to uphold laws separating public school sports teams by biological sex.

Former Prattville Pride president Adam Hunt was not home during the incident that led to the charges.

Sewell opposed the Republican spending bill, criticizing its impact on healthcare, veterans’ benefits and education.

Reed called for accountability and a collective commitment to peace after weekend violence left families grieving.

Ivey and Ag Commissioner Rick Pate celebrated the essential role Alabama’s farmers play in sustaining families and the state’s economy.

A native of rural Alabama and resident of Tuscaloosa, Beeker previously served as USDA rural development director for Alabama.

Samantha Williams won a national award, providing $1 million to support scholarships and internships for Birmingham City Schools students.

Veronica Pitts was recognized for her dedication to students and her work building the next generation of civic leaders, activists and change agents.

Britt warned AI chatbots endanger youth with mental health risks and false connections, calling for congressional and state action.

Many prominent Republican politicians have publicly criticized the AHSAA following its decision on how to handle CHOOSE Act students.

Barbara Drummond’s campaign secured historic support, with 2,321 individual donors contributing a median of $50, demonstrating broad grassroots backing.

A new report raised concerns about proposed federal funding cuts impacting public health. The head of the Alabama Department of Public Health shared insights.

Boardmember Ron Snider chided the board for sliding into “censorship” if they don’t restore Fairhope’s funding.

Alexander City councilman Eric Brown said Mayor Woody Baird has behaved childishly and took credit for projects he had nothing to do with.

RAGA’s endorsement highlighted Robertson’s conservative legal record and her work under Attorney General Steve Marshall.

The DNC launched a new organizing initiative, using data and analytics, to rally Mobile voters behind Democratic State Rep. Barbara Drummond.

Fueled by censorship battles across the state, Karie Fugett transformed a 1940 Ford pickup into a roving banned book store.

"Crime is a top issue in Mobile. Barbara Drummond has a plan for that—one that will actually work."

Alabama’s senators both praised the decision and Tuberville’s communications director said professors should be held accountable for social media posts.

Cade Warner joined the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences Foundation Board, bringing extensive corporate and philanthropic leadership to the foundation.

Entrepreneurs and minority business leaders from across Alabama will gather for a transformative two-day experience to scale businesses and expand opportunities.

This year’s festival, named to Garden & Gun’s 2025 Bucket List, adds Adidas as a presenting partner and unveils an exhibit dedicated to Dinah Miller.

"Katie Britt’s skills as a public servant and stateswoman were demonstrated beyond measure in a recent statewide poll that ranked her as the single most popular elected official in Alabama—more popular than even Kay Ivey or Tommy Tuberville."

Ivey announced her next steps for the Rural Health Transformation Program, aiming to strengthen rural healthcare across Alabama.

Her legislation to ensure seniors’ access to cutting-edge cancer screenings cleared a key hurdle.

This partnership built on ASU’s history of community engagement, opening new opportunities for students, educators, and the wider Montgomery community.

The artists behind the project say it directly addresses ongoing national conversations about legislation that restricts the removal of Confederate monuments.

The Alabama Joint Reentry Commission reviewed progress on driver’s licenses, jobs, and data collection, while weighing legislative and budget priorities.

An Alabama medical advocacy coalition raised the alarm regarding potential Affordable Care Act premium increases, citing concerns for nearly half a million Alabamians.

Last month, the Trump administration canceled $7 billion in federal grants, confounding 60 recipients and leaving their solar projects hanging in the balance.

Since 2005, the center has showcased over 600 Black Belt artists and welcomed visitors from all 50 states and 36 countries.

Sewell welcomed cancer advocates, highlighting legislation to ensure access to cutting-edge early detection screenings for seniors.

The Alabama Republican Party successfully completed the first phase of the RNC’s GROW program, a rigorous benchmark for state parties.

Drummond announced she secured a significant endorsement from respected detectives committed to a safer Mobile.

Liu received a significant grant to research ways to ensure recycled plastics are safe, aiming to give consumers peace of mind.

Eric Mackey said “vile” social media posts in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s shooting death could lead to investigations and terminations.

Former Senate Majority Leader Clay Scofield is leaving the Business Council of Alabama for the Energy Institute of Alabama.

The Alabama Commission on Higher Education approved procedures for the scholarship program, which has an annual cap of $10 million.

The act of racial terror caused the deaths of 11-year-old Carol Denise McNair and 14-year-olds Carole Robertson, Addie Mae Collins and Cynthia Wesley.

Residents expressed concerns over increased surveillance and fiscal irresponsibility.

The association cited Marques’ pro-business policies during his tenure in the state House.

UAB professor Dr. Michael Saag broke down the vaccine approval process and explained why our vaccines are so safe and effective.

The funds were earmarked for drainage improvements in the city as part of ongoing attempts to improve stormwater drainage.

Mitchell secured another major in-state endorsement, as the Alabama Trucking Association offered its full support to his campaign for attorney general.

Booker touted the state representative’s legislative record on gun violence and economic investment.

Applications opened for high school seniors in Alabama’s 7th Congressional District to attend a U.S. military service academy.

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