News
23 Red States Push Back Against Net-Zero Rules, Call on Global Initiative for Answers
“Net zero programs are unrealistic and harm both American agriculture and industry”
Latest
News
Mayoral Hopefuls Litaker, Andress Square Off at Homewood Candidate Forum
Nine year City Council veteran Andress, retired educator and tech COO Litaker are vying for Mayor’s position
News
Update: Cindy Myrex Wins House District 12 Republican Runoff in Cullman County with 58.5% of Vote
“This campaign has always been about listening to the people of Cullman County,” - Cindy Myrex
News
Alabama Forestry Association Backs Norman Crow in House District 63 Special Election
Special election primary will be held on Sept. 30, 2025
News
VOTE TODAY: Cullman County Voters Face Clear Contrast in HD12 Runoff
One major dividing line between the two candidates has been SB 322, a controversial measure passed earlier this year.
News
Donna Mazur, Candidate for Hoover City Council, Pl. 4
“I am committed to running a platform of responsible growth. government transparency and community focused leadership.”—Donna Mazer
News
Alabama Forestry Association Promotes Skipper to Head of External Affairs
Had previously served as Grassroots Coordinator since 2021
News
Alabama Cannabis Coalition Endorses Randall Woodfin for Mayor of Birmingham
“Mayor Woodfin has been a courageous, bold and staunch supporter of Cannabis advocacy in the City of Birmingham”
News
State Sen. April Weaver to Seek Reelection in Alabama Senate District 14
“I have stood tall for the commonsense conservative principles Alabamians embrace”—April Weaver
News
Barry Moore Launches U.S. Senate Campaign, Pledges to Stand with Trump and Alabama Families
“This campaign isn’t about me – it’s about you: your family, your freedoms, and the future of this great country." - Barry Moore
News
Tanveer Patel: Why I'm Running for Hoover City Council, Place 1
“This isn't about politics, it's about solutions” - Tanveer Patel
News
Questions Surround Hoover City Council Contributions by Local Developer
Sizable donations by William Kadish and a PAC wholly funded by his business are causing some to ask questions in five City Council races