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President Trump Signs Executive Order Protecting Women's Sports
President Trump signed an Executive Order protecting women's sports, "From now on, women’s sports will be for only women."
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Upcoming Municipal Elections in Alabama
Local municipal elections are fundamental to the democratic process, directly influencing the daily lives of community members. These elections determine leadership roles such as mayors, city council members, and school board officials, who make critical decisions on public safety, education, infrastructure, and local policies. Participating in these elections empowers residents
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"MeeMaw" Returns - Governor Ivey's State of the State 2025
On the evening of February 4, 2025, Governor Kay Ivey delivered her State of the State address to a joint session of the Alabama Legislature in the Old House Chamber of the State Capitol. In her speech, Governor Ivey outlined her administration's priorities for the upcoming legislative session,
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LIVE: Alabama Governor Kay Ivey's State of the State Address
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey will give her annual State of the State Address tonight at 6PM. Alabama Politics will provide in depth post coverage after the event. You can view the Livestream below.
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"The 2025 Legislative Session is Underway"
The 2025 Alabama Legislative Session has officially commenced, bringing with it a renewed focus on key issues aimed at enhancing the state's safety, education, and overall quality of life. House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "The 2025 Legislative Session is underway. I’m excited to
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2025 Alabama GOP Legislative Agenda Released
The Alabama House Republican Caucus has unveiled its 2025 "Alabama Values" legislative agenda, emphasizing conservative principles and initiatives for the upcoming session. House Majority Leader Scott Stadthagen stated, "The 'Alabama Values' name represents the conservative beliefs and values that most Alabamians embrace, but, at the
Former Constable's Son Victim of Birmingham Gang Violence
BIRMINGHAM, AL – The city’s relentless wave of violence claimed another life Friday night as 22-year-old Xavier Colvert was fatally shot in Birmingham. Colvert, the son of former Jefferson County Constable and current Reserve Sheriff's Deputy Robert Colvert III, was gunned down in an incident that has further
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City of Mobile Gears Up for Competitive 2025 Mayoral Election
Mobile, Alabama, is set to witness a fiercely contested mayoral race in 2025, following incumbent Mayor Sandy Stimpson’s announcement that he will not seek re-election. Stimpson, who has served as mayor since 2013, has played a significant role in shaping the city’s infrastructure and economic development. His departure
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President Trump Signs Senator Britt's Laken Riley Act
Washington, D.C. - In a landmark moment for immigration enforcement, President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law on January 29, 2025. The legislation, spearheaded by U.S. Senator Katie Britt of Alabama, marks the most significant immigration enforcement measure in nearly three decades. Named after Laken
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Alabama GOP In D.C. For Trump Inauguration
The 60th Presidential Inauguration, marking Donald Trump’s return to the White House, was a significant event for Alabama’s Republican leaders and congressional delegation. Over three days, from January 18 to January 20, 2025, various activities and celebrations took place in Washington, D.C., highlighting Alabama’s active participation
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President Trump - "Golden Age of America"
On January 20, 2025, Donald J. Trump was inaugurated as the 47th President of the United States, marking his return to the White House and a pivotal moment in American politics.
Trussville Residents to Vote on Tax Increase Amid Economic Crisis
Trussville, AL – On August 27th, Trussville residents will cast their votes in a special election that could bring a significant property tax increase. The proposed tax hike, which city officials claim is necessary to fund critical improvements to the city's public schools, has sparked a heated debate among