Aerospace and Defense Alabama pitches Huntsville for U.S. Space Academy Huntsville’s space pedigree, from the Apollo program to Redstone Arsenal, anchored Alabama’s bid as states compete for the proposed academy. Wesley Walter3 hours ago
Courts Opinion | Honor the jury’s vote: a plea for Jefferey Lee Alabama abandoned judicial override, but Lee remains on death row after a judge overruled jurors who chose life. Carlton FisherJune 5, 2026
Health Jackson memo points to Blue Cross, but records show years of financial trouble Public filings traced recurring losses, thin margins and bankruptcy before the insurer fight became the focus of Jackson Hospital’s closure warning. Bill BrittJune 5, 2026
State No justice in 1964 slaying by sheriff’s deputy A 1964 Alabama shooting left four children without a father and a family still seeking accountability six decades later. Liz RyanJune 5, 2026
State Legislators approve contract to modernize SNAP eligibility systems Officials said the $12 million review was federally required as lawmakers questioned mounting technology costs and anti-fraud spending. Mary Claire WootenJune 5, 2026
Health Board of Medical Examiners releases new regulations for office-based procedures Physicians must meet new accreditation standards by 2027 as Alabama expands oversight of higher-risk procedures performed outside hospitals. Alex JobinJune 4, 2026
Economy New income guidelines to allow more Alabamians to qualify for WIC The updated thresholds expand access to nutrition benefits, breastfeeding support and health education for pregnant women, new parents and young children. Wesley WalterJune 3, 2026
Governor Ivey orders Capitol, Jefferson Co. flags lowered for late Judge John Amari The Jefferson County native spent more than five decades in law and public service, earning bipartisan respect across Alabama. Wesley WalterJune 3, 2026
Agriculture Opinion | Modernizing capital requirements to support Alabama agriculture With agriculture playing such a vital role in our economy, it is imperative that farmers have access to the financial resources they need. Steve HurstJune 2, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | A federal judge said that some suffering during an execution is OK. It’s not. Suffocating for three minutes and dying is not cruel and unusual punishment, according to a federal judge. But it is. Josh MoonJune 1, 2026
Education Opinion | Strong teachers shape a strong Alabama Success in the classroom is just not possible without the skills and dedication of our teachers. Kay IveyJune 1, 2026