Economy August home sales indicate traditional seasonal downturn has begun Despite softer monthly numbers, Alabama’s housing market posted double-digit yearly sales gains as listings reached their highest level since 2018. StaffSeptember 22, 2026
Elections Opinion | Why I’m backing Coach Tuberville for governor A lot of politicians will show up for a ribbon cutting. Fewer will spend political capital on the unglamorous work. Chip BrownSeptember 22, 2026
Opinion Opinion | Alabama can solve an administrative problem without creating a family crisis A looming SNAP cost shift could jeopardize food aid for 680,000 Alabamians unless Congress gives the state more time. Joan Witherspoon-NorrisSeptember 22, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | APT cannot poll its way to public trust A politically sensitive survey, emergency reserves and undisclosed institutional ties demand more transparency than APT has provided. Bill BrittSeptember 21, 2026
Featured Opinion Opinion | Could a political newcomer reshape the Huntsville City Council? With a low-turnout runoff on Tuesday, a single issue could be the difference in the Huntsville City Council race. Josh MoonSeptember 21, 2026
Congress Britt attends signing of the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 The new law tightens sanctions on Moscow and Tehran while authorizing steep tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil and gas. Alex JobinSeptember 21, 2026
Economy Target Circle Deal Days returning October 6 and 7 Shoppers will find discounts on apparel, home goods, beauty, toys and holiday décor. StaffSeptember 21, 2026
News Central Alabama Pride president charged with child abuse, sexual misconduct The LGBTQ organization's board quickly removed Turner from leadership following the arrest. Jacob HolmesSeptember 21, 2026
Opinion Opinion | Protecting college sports, exploiting players College athletics is doing just fine. But now the government is involved because the fair compensation of players was eating into profits. Josh MoonSeptember 18, 2026
News Ratepayer Protection Act stalls in US Senate The Ratepayer Protection Act stalled in the Senate after passing the House, with Alabama’s delegation backing protections against data center costs. Mary Claire WootenSeptember 18, 2026