Repton Still Dark as Storm Aid Stops at the Coast
Conecuh County town of seniors and low-income families faces downed poles, blocked roads and dry wells, with no federal help named for the county
Religious Release Time Program Reaches Settlement with Washington School District
School district agrees to change policies, pay attorney’s fees, and publicly apologize for its hostile treatment towards the release time religious instruction program.
Power Should be Cheap, Clean, and Abundant
America invented a reactor that can’t melt down and eats nuclear waste. China is building it. Alabama should take it back
It's time. Let's get to work.
From Alabama Democratic Party Chairman Bobby Singleton
Who Really Controls the PSC Agenda? HB 475 Raises Questions for Alabama Ratepayers
Guest Opinion by Sheila McNeil, Democratic Nominee for Alabama Public Service Commission, Place 2
The City of Birmingham to Honor the Foot Soldiers and Activists of 1963 with its AWAKEN 2026: Passing the Torch
From the City of Birmingham
Repton Still Dark as Storm Aid Stops at the Coast
Conecuh County town of seniors and low-income families faces downed poles, blocked roads and dry wells, with no federal help named for the county
HHS Declares Public Health Emergencies for Florida, Alabama following Hurricane Isaias
From the Department of Health and Human Services
Ron Sparks on How He Plans to Help AL Farmers
Democratic nominee for Commissioner of Ag & Industries talks about the race, why he decided to run, and the issues he sees affecting Alabamians
Patriot’s Pantry to Host Statewide Celebration Oct. 18
Montgomery event will feature GOP candidates Wahl, Dobson
Why I’m voting for Coach Tommy Tuberville
Guest Opinion by Perry Hooper Jr.
Frank Urges Local Election Oversight After Korea Trip
Speaking to Eagle Forum of Alabama, Frank links concerns over South Korea’s voting process to calls for stronger local safeguards
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