Courts Tuberville plaintiffs ask to expedite appeal The plaintiffs in the Tuberville residency challenge would like the Alabama Supreme Court to hurry. Josh Moon2 days ago
Elections Opinion | Alabama: What path will we choose? The people of Alabama are facing a choice. Which pathway will they choose? Ontario Tillman2 days ago
National Trump pushes SAVE America Act with election fraud claims President Trump used a prime-time address Thursday to revive debunked claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election. Chance Phillips2 days ago
Congress CAIR: Tuberville speech could “set stage” for anti-Muslim violence The Muslim civil rights group say Tuberville's Senate floor remarks could fuel bigotry, threatening the safety and religious freedom of American Muslims. Wesley Walter2 days ago
News Alabama to receive over $260k in 23andMe bankruptcy settlement Alabama will receive $260,817 through a multistate 23andMe settlement after a 2023 data breach exposed genetic information of nearly 70,000 residents. Mary Claire Wooten2 days ago
Elections Jerry Carl announces additional campaign endorsements The NRA and U.S. Representative Tim Burchett joined President Donald Trump in backing Carl’s bid to return to Congress. Staff2 days ago
Infrastructure Gov. Ivey announces $3.6 million in grants for 11 road projects The latest Rebuild Alabama awards included local matching funds and aimed to strengthen transportation links across cities and counties statewide. Staff2 days ago
State APLS punts second consecutive meeting as libraries face major changes Critics said the cancellations left Alabama libraries without timely guidance on funding, grants and new rules governing youth collections. Jacob Holmes2 days ago
Congress Rep. Figures secures $50 million infrastructure investment in 2026 Water Resources Development Act The proposal would fund rural water upgrades, Mobile Bay protections and studies targeting contamination and restoration needs across south Alabama. Alex Jobin3 days ago
News Legal Services Alabama announces executive director’s retirement Guy Lescault, who led LSA since 2018, expanded civil legal aid programs and will stay through 2026 during the transition. Jacob Holmes3 days ago