Jury Hits 1819 News with $7M Defamation Verdict
A Jefferson County jury awarded Bruce Pettway $1 million in compensatory damages and $6 million in punitive damages against 1819 News
Akin to Deliver Water, Hold Town Hall Sept 27
CD-7 candidate Ammie Akin will deliver bottled water to Marion, AL, hold Town Hall Sunday afternoon
Jury Hits 1819 News with $7M Defamation Verdict
A Jefferson County jury awarded Bruce Pettway $1 million in compensatory damages and $6 million in punitive damages against 1819 News
Public Land Increases Significantly Under Blankenship's Leadership
By David Ranier, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
President Trump Announces Rally in Mobile with Barry Moore
From the Moore campaign
Marshall Strikes TikTok Deal Amid Speech, Privacy Concerns
Alabama’s potential $300 million TikTok deal promises child safeguards and a huge payout, but critics warn it could threaten speech and privacy
Furry Airline Pilots
From the Alabama Democratic Party
Ivey Halts Dyed Diesel Enforcement for 120 Days
With Alabama diesel above $6 a gallon, Ivey is easing dyed-fuel rules for farmers and timber crews during harvest season
Student Eagles Take Action Summit to be Oct. 10
American Village event will feature Brilyn Hollyhand
Developer Confirms $3.2B Brookwood AI Data Center Has Green Light
Applied Digital promises tax revenue and 100 jobs, but the massive Brookwood project arrives amid growing data center backlash
AGs Push to Protect Women’s Sports
Fifteen State Attorneys General want Congress to ensure its college sports bill does not undercut State laws protecting women’s teams
Flock Cameras, Carpenter, and the Fourth Amendment
This shouldn’t be a Republican or Democratic issue. It is a Fourth Amendment issue — Guest Opinion by Joshua McKee
What Conservative Republicans Should Be Talking About For This November
Make a case for principles and convictions — Guest Opinion by State Rep. Arnold Mooney