News PARCA: Jefferson County overdose deaths dropped in 2024 Alabama's largest county saw a decrease in overdose deaths when utilizing targeted risk reduction strategies. Mary Claire Wooten2 hours ago
Congress Sen. Britt presses for infrastructure funding for Alabama projects Britt urged Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to support I-65 expansion and the Mobile River Bridge construction during a Senate hearing. Alex Jobin2 hours ago
Environment Washington County Public Fishing Lake reopens May 24 After a temporary closure due to giant salvinia, the Washington County Public Fishing Lake is reopening for bank fishing on May 24. Staff3 hours ago
Education Alabama Library Association slams APLS board’s “dismissive” tone ALLA also questioned the board's procedure for defining "sexually explicit" and urged them to withdraw the memo. Jacob Holmes1 day ago
Education Moms for Liberty calls for APLS board to help get librarians fired Moms for Liberty of Madison County is urging the Alabama Public Library Service to develop a policy to terminate noncompliant librarians. Jacob Holmes1 day ago
National Republican SNAP cuts threaten Alabama’s economy and food security Experts warn that Republicans' plan to slash food assistance could devastate Alabama's economy, increase hunger, and strain state resources. Alex Jobin1 day ago
State Fairhope Mayor Sherry Sullivan elected President of Alabama League of Municipalities Sullivan will represent over 450 cities and towns, advocating for local governments across Alabama, with Riverside Mayor Rusty Jessup as VP. Staff1 day ago
Public safety Opinion | The heart of public safety: Investing in law enforcement for a safer Alabama Public safety is the most critical component of a successful community, and sadly, we have areas in our state that are struggling with violent... Nathaniel Ledbetter4 days ago
News Read Freely Alabama cites Colorado case in library lawsuit Read Freely Alabama argues a Colorado court ruling supports its request for a preliminary injunction against the Autauga-Prattville Public Library. Jacob Holmes4 days ago
Governor Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles officers officially recognized as law enforcement Gov. Kay Ivey signed legislation that will designate parole and probation officers as state law enforcement personnel. Mary Claire Wooten4 days ago