Alabama Schools Could Lose 800 Funded Teaching Units
Enrollment falls by nearly 12,000 as school leaders weigh staffing cuts and candidates clash over the CHOOSE Act
Alabama Schools Could Lose 800 Funded Teaching Units
Enrollment falls by nearly 12,000 as school leaders weigh staffing cuts and candidates clash over the CHOOSE Act
Moody Flock Cameras Fuel Privacy, Oversight Debate
An officer’s firing puts scrutiny on search rules, quarterly audits and public access to records of Moody’s camera use
Mayor Woodfin, Birmingham City Council unite behind 2027 Legislative Agenda to build safer neighborhoods and strengthen economic growth
From the City of Birmingham
Jones Holds 18th Town Hall Tonight as Tuberville Declines Debate, Has Yet to Hold One
From the Jones campaign
Montgomery Court Dismisses Residency Challenge Against John Wahl
From the Wahl campaign
Fort Rucker Named Army’s UAS and Autonomy Center
New mission puts the Wiregrass at the center of Army drone development, testing and efforts to pair crewed aircraft with unmanned systems
House Candidate Demands Accountability Over Wounded Soldiers’ Treatment
From the McInnis campaign
Troy University Everett Symposium focuses on ethical AI use
From Troy University
Dobson Says Liberal Congressional Candidate Shomari Figures Opposes “Even the Most Basic Ballot Box Protections”
From the Dobson campaign
Central Alabama Water Backs Higher Bills for Most
A billing overhaul would raise costs for 90% of households and cut bills for heavy users. A separate rate hike remains possible
Shelby Schools Meet Parents Over Teacher’s Photos
District says student photos were not graphic; former Calera teacher faces 16 counts tied to child sexual abuse material
Petition Renews Push to Impeach Chief Justice Roberts
An online campaign draws fresh attention to six impeachment articles filed in May by Tennessee Democrat Steve Cohen