Education ASU student authors, illustrates superhero comic book After drawing panels of artwork and writing an exciting story, Martin’s Herculean hurdle is to have the comic book published. Kenneth MullinaxFebruary 1, 2023
Opinion Opinion | What do we value? The words themselves were bad enough, yet what they represent is equally troubling. Bart Starr, Jr.October 12, 2022
State SPLC reaches collective bargaining agreement for employees Beginning November 1, 2022, the minimum wage for new SPLC employees will be more than $20 per hour. Jacob HolmesJuly 26, 2022
Opinion Opinion | Bending the universe toward justice Both the Magna Carta in 1215 and the 1832 Reform Act continued a process to allow greater liberty, more freedom, and expanded justice. Will SellersJune 13, 2022
Opinion Opinion | The consensus justice Byron White’s legacy is contained in his decisions. Will SellersApril 4, 2022
State During Alabama visit, Secretary Haaland highlights efforts to advance equity and justice Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland traveled to Alabama to explore how the Department of the Interior can help tell America’s story. StaffFebruary 17, 2022
Opinion Opinion | The terrors of justice In America, executive power is not absolute, and our rule of law requires that even emergency actions be reviewed. Will SellersFebruary 7, 2022
Featured Opinion Opinion | The pandering MLK quotes are coming The same people who spend all year tearing down everything King worked for will be sending out his quotes. Josh MoonJanuary 17, 2022
Environment DOJ opens investigation into Lowndes County wastewater issues Lack of safe disposal has led to diseases and parasites, like hookworms, more commonly found in less developed countries. Josh MoonNovember 9, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinion | Voting rights, culture wars and Lead Belly’s advice "Instead of name-calling — which now passes for political dialogue — what about discussing the real problem?" Bill BrittApril 7, 2021