Public safety Man pleads guilty to detonating explosive outside of Alabama AG’s office The FBI is investigating the case with assistance from the ATF. StaffAugust 26, 2024
Courts Supreme Court allows block to remain in place on most new Title IX regulations The decision means the Title IX provisions currently enjoined in Alabama will remain blocked until further litigation. Jacob HolmesAugust 19, 2024
News Alabama political leaders continue criticism of Title IX changes at second town hall Rep. Susan DuBose repeated false claims about male boxers competing at the Olympics as an example of what's at stake. Jacob HolmesAugust 15, 2024
Local news Steve Marshall, Susan DuBose rail against Title IX revisions at town hall Marshall and DuBose have worked to prevent transgender individuals from being included in spaces designated for their preferred gender. Jacob HolmesJuly 8, 2024
President Top Alabama politicians decry Trump verdict A 12-member jury of Trump's peers in New York found him guilty of falsifying business records. Jacob HolmesMay 31, 2024
Courts State seeks summary judgement in gender care suit The state argues that the 11th Circuit reversal of the injunction on the law reinforces the state's right to enforce its law. Jacob HolmesMay 30, 2024
Courts Trial on gender-affirming care ban likely delayed to October The judge also lifted a deadline to produce a document, after previously requiring attorney to hand it over or face potential jailing. Jacob HolmesMay 24, 2024
Courts Federal judge criticizes Alabama AG for abortion threats, allows case to continue Judge Myron Thompson’s ruling lambasted Marshall and his office for a lack of “common sense." Josh MoonMay 7, 2024
Courts Jonathan Barbee’s legal ordeal highlights prosecutorial excess Barbee faced a relentless barrage of felony charges for ethics violations and tax evasion, only to see these accusations crumble spectacularly. Bill BrittApril 30, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | Don’t give Alabama businesses the shaft again Alabama gaming operators have been shafted repeatedly by the state's ever-changing and weirdly-enforced gaming laws. Let's not do it again. Josh MoonFebruary 13, 2024