News New coalition “We The Jury” urges Ivey to grant clemency in judicial override cases The group said 25 Alabama death row prisoners remained under sentences imposed through a practice the state abolished in 2017. Alex JobinJuly 2, 2026
Courts Doug Jones blasts SCOTUS ruling striking campaign finance limits The Democratic gubernatorial candidate warned the decision could give wealthy donors and party committees greater sway in elections. Wesley WalterJuly 2, 2026
This Matters with Bill Britt America at 250 needs citizens, not spectators America’s 250th anniversary asks whether we will merely celebrate liberty or accept responsibility for carrying its promise forward. StaffJuly 2, 2026
Opinion Opinion | Come celebrate 250 years of freedom with us We want everyone to get up from the table with a renewed commitment to leaving this country stronger for the next generation. Steve LivingstonJuly 2, 2026
Education Funding for upcoming school year’s CHOOSE Act education savings accounts announced More than 34,000 Alabama students were approved, with families set to access tuition, tutoring and educational therapy funds through ClassWallet. StaffJuly 2, 2026
Agriculture Alabama opens applications for historic family farm recognition The programs honor longtime Alabama family farms, preserving historic records and recognizing agricultural legacies spanning 100 to 200 years. StaffJuly 2, 2026
Congress Rep. Aderholt announces $16.17M secured for Swayback Bridge replacement The federal BUILD grant will help replace the aging Hustleville Road span, improve safety and realign 2,000 feet of roadway. StaffJuly 2, 2026
Opinion Opinion | Forged in independence: Adams and Jefferson at 200 Two founders’ fractured friendship outlasted partisan warfare, leaving a lesson on principles strong enough to bridge bitter divides. Will SellersJuly 2, 2026
Opinion Opinion | What if the American Revolution never happened? It’s become fashionable for politicians to take shots at our form of government and our approach to capitalism. Ignore them. Tom GreeneJuly 2, 2026
Courts Tuberville case raises recusal question Alabama precedent shows special justices have been appointed in multiple cases when recusals or disqualifications prevented the regular court from sitting. Bill BrittJuly 1, 2026