Elections Jay Mitchell’s attorney general campaign raises over $1.25 million In his first report, Mitchell’s campaign announced $1.25 million on hand, reflecting early momentum for the candidate. Staff3 hours ago
Legislature Speaker Ledbetter appoints Rep. Wilcox to Energy Council Exec Committee Speaker Ledbetter appoints Rep. Margie Wilcox to the Energy Council Executive Committee, recognizing her impactful role in Alabama's energy sector. StaffMay 4, 2024
Courts Judge Bill Lewis makes history as first African-American on Civil Appeals Court Lewis is the first African-American judge on the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals, one of the state's highest courts. Bill BrittMay 3, 2024
News Bradley adds senior economic development advisor Alex Patrick Patrick joined the Birmingham office as a senior advisor in the firm’s Economic Development and Renewable Energy Practice Group. StaffMay 3, 2024
Governor Gov. Ivey releases video for National Day of Prayer Gov. Kay Ivey emphasized the profound strength and guidance derived from faith. StaffMay 2, 2024
Governor Gov. Ivey celebrates Alabama’s exporting success Gov. Kay Ivey on Wednesday honored five Alabama companies for their accomplishments in selling products in markets around the world. StaffMay 2, 2024
Congress National Park Service awards $3 million to preserve historic Civil Rights sites in Alabama Rep. Terri Sewell leads the congressional effort to increase funding for the African American Civil Rights Grant Program. StaffMay 2, 2024
Congress Rep. Sewell honors award-winning small businesses Sewell honored two award-winning small businesses in Alabama’s 7th Congressional District. StaffMay 2, 2024
Congress Rep. Sewell honors the retirement of Lt. Gen. A.C. Roper Roper is the former Birmingham Police chief and first African American three-star general in the U.S. Army Reserve. StaffMay 2, 2024
Elections Jeana Ross wins HD27 in decisive GOP victory Jeana Ross has clinched the House District 27 seat, rolling over Arab City Councilman Alan Miller. StaffMay 1, 2024
State Public hearing on state aid for libraries reveals few support Ivey’s proposed code changes About 80 speakers showed up Tuesday to voice their opinion on Gov. Kay Ivey’s proposed changes. Jacob HolmesMay 1, 2024