Courts Officials mum on voter reassignment after SCOTUS clears Alabama map Court filings warned the switch could be impossible as counties faced locked voter records, absentee ballot deadlines and looming vendor timelines. Jacob HolmesJune 4, 2026
This Matters with Bill Britt When good people stay quiet Fear grows when people know the truth, recognize the danger and still decide silence is safer than courage. StaffJune 4, 2026
Courts Analysis | Allen still stands, yet Alabama’s map moves forward Alabama’s redistricting fight shows how voting rights protections can remain formally intact while becoming harder to enforce. Bill BrittJune 4, 2026
Economy Alabama commercial construction produces billions, fuels statewide growth Alabama's commercial construction industry generated $20.1 billion in economic output, supported 223,000 jobs and produced $746 million in taxes. Mary Claire WootenJune 4, 2026
Courts Opinion | The cowardice behind Alabama’s voting maps is off the charts The cowardice behind Alabama's voting maps is off the charts. Josh MoonJune 4, 2026
Congress House passes war powers resolution to end hostilities in Iran Representative Terri Sewell said that she “proudly voted to end this war and urge my Senate colleagues to do the same!” Chance PhillipsJune 4, 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
Courts Panel talks voter engagement, slams Alabama map SCOTUS ruling Advocates warned the decision could deepen voter confusion across the South as groups raced to mobilize voters before 2026 elections. Wesley WalterJune 4, 2026
Congress Rep. Sewell announces June 2026 Mobile Office Hours Constituents can get help with Social Security, veterans benefits, Medicare, Medicaid and passports at sessions in four counties. StaffJune 4, 2026
Opinion Opinion | The quiet surrender Civilization isn’t going to collapse. At least, not in the way we’ve always envisioned. Tom GreeneJune 4, 2026