Courts Opinion | This is not about Tuberville. It is about the Constitution Court dismissed the challenge, but Alabama still deserves an answer on whether its Constitution can be enforced before voters decide. Bill Britt12 hours ago
Featured Opinion Opinion | If a racially just Alabama is what you want, prove it Inauguration speeches came on a day when Alabama has chosen to honor both Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee. Josh MoonJanuary 17, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | The war on Alabama women continues It's not enough, apparently, that the state has inserted itself between women and doctors. It also wants to keep them perpetually afraid and confused. Josh MoonJanuary 12, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | Ignore the GOP children Friday night's antics on the House floor were not shocking. We should expect such behavior by now. Josh MoonJanuary 9, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | The reality of COVID isn’t hard to find When it comes to COVID and the COVID vaccine, conspiracy theories abound. Which is weird, since reality is sitting right there. Josh MoonJanuary 4, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | A simple request for Alabama’s newest U.S. senator Katie Britt now has the ability to help millions of Alabamians. Why wouldn't she? Josh MoonJanuary 3, 2023
Featured Opinion Opinion | Imagine what may be So, here are a few stories many of us hope to see in 2023. Hang on… Joey KennedyDecember 31, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Message to the GOP: Shake off the selective amnesia Start remembering who Republicans were when your party was founded. David PersonDecember 29, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Good government or obstructionist noise? Alabama leaders have a choice. Embrace good government for all our state's citizens or capitulate to the extremes. Bill BrittDecember 26, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | A Supreme Court work of fiction The facts of the Greg Gunn killing are well established — unless you're an Alabama Supreme Court justice. Josh MoonDecember 19, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | Wetumpka cat ladies were convicted, but the city will pay the price A Wetumpka judge convicted two elderly women on four misdemeanor charges related to feeding stray cats. Josh MoonDecember 15, 2022