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Butler County Sheriff Scruggs Backs Robertson for Alabama AG
Sheriff David Scruggs endorses Katherine Robertson for Alabama Attorney General, adding to her law enforcement support ahead of the 2026 GOP primary
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John Wahl Issues Formal Letter to Fairhope Public Library Following APLS Vote
“Safeguarding children is a fundamental responsibility”—APLS Board Chairman John Wahl
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Pamela Casey Qualifies for Alabama Attorney General
Blount County DA formally enters GOP race, citing decades in court and a record prosecuting violent crime across Alabama
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Pat Bishop Files for Lt. Gov. on MLK Day to Stress Service
Retired Army Major and Cullman Deputy Patrick Bishop qualifies for Alabama Lt. Gov. on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, tying campaign to service and unity
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Alabama GOP Legislative Recap – Week 1
From the Alabama Republican Party
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Hudson Stays in Alabama Senate Race, Calls for Unscripted Debates
Alabama Senate hopeful Jared Hudson vows to fight for voters, backs Trump agenda, and challenges rivals Steve Marshall and Barry Moore to open debates
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Rick Pate Qualifies for Alabama Lt. Governor Race
Alabama Agriculture Commissioner Rick Pate files for lieutenant governor, touts business record and conservative leadership in growing 2026 GOP field
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Paul Finebaum on Joshua McKee: “An American Patriot”
Finebaum gives positive shoutout to Alabama CD-1 Congressional candidate Monday
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Alabama Education Retirees Association Names Wendy Carol Lang as Executive Director
From the Alabama Education Association
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Dale Strong Wins USPS Review on Huntsville Mail Disruptions
Rep. Dale Strong secures required USPS briefing on Huntsville processing center consolidation, aiming to address mail service delays affecting North Alabama
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Marshall, Robertson Speak Out in Defense of Women’s Sports
Arguing before SCOTUS, States say laws must protect fairness in female athletics
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Sen. Tommy Tuberville Defends Girls Sports at SCOTUS
Spoke as Court heard two cases banning trans athletes from women’s sports with direct implications for Alabama’s similar laws