State
A little-known clash in Tuscaloosa in 1964, known as Bloody Tuesday, was ground zero in the city's struggle over civil rights.
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Alabama Political Reporter
- Legislature
Organizations challenging redistricting maps explain their issues
GOP State House candidate questions why he was drawn out of his district
Special session recap: State completes redistricting, passes anti-vaccine mandate bills
Grassroots organizations condemn passage of redistricting maps
Alabama speaker: Special session “one of the most successful” in Alabama history
- Opinion
- National
Far-right activist who says Mo Brooks helped plan Jan. 6 rally will testify
Founder of Alabama’s first Christian network, COVID vaccine skeptic dies of COVID
Alabama congressmen react to Biden’s Build Back Better Act
Carl files bill to increase health care options for outside care
State wins suit against the U.S. Department of Treasury
- Education
U.S. Dept. of Education opens discrimination investigation at Alabama middle school
Alabama A&M University announces transition team
State launches 2nd annual Thank Alabama Teachers Week
Ivey pushes for one-year delay in third grade reading requirement
Jo Bonner named University of South Alabama’s next president
- Health
Judge temporarily blocks Biden’s vaccine mandate for healthcare workers
New COVID variant omicron concerns Alabama physicians
Medical Cannabis Commission doctor details product mixes, costs
More than half of those with COVID suffer longer-lasting health problems
Medical cannabis draft rules for physicians and patients released for public comment
Civil Rights Movement stories
Featured Opinion
Montgomery honored Fred Gray and started clearing Claudette Colvin's record — signs that things have truly changed in Alabama's capital.
Local news
The Montgomery City Council on Tuesday renamed Jeff Davis Avenue as Fred Gray Avenue.
State
The week-long summit brought together 60 high school-age youths from California and Alabama.
Congress
The Black Belt was named for its soil, but this region has also been fertile ground for Black history and the Civil Rights Movement.
Legislature
Rep. Mary Moore discussed her passionate opposition to the bill and her history in the Civil Rights Movement.
National
W.E.B. Du Bois was an author, journalist and early civil rights leader who helped co-found the NAACP.
Congress
Gray has had an exemplary 65-year career as a civil rights lawyer.
News
“I’m deeply saddened to learn of Hank Aaron’s passing,” Congressman Jerry Carl said.
Featured Opinion
"A day split between honoring MLK’s sacrifice and fight for equality, and Robert E. Lee, a murderous traitor and slaveowner."
