A western crossing tied to I-65 would ease Decatur’s bottlenecks while positioning Courtland for aerospace, defense and advanced manufacturing growth.

A western crossing tied to I-65 would ease Decatur’s bottlenecks while positioning Courtland for aerospace, defense and advanced manufacturing growth.
The Calhoun County Democrats had a busy and fun day at Oxfordfest 2026. #alabama #event #festival #alpolitics #democrats
Jonathan Swift’s satire endured because its targets—vanity, fanaticism and blind faith in progress—never really disappeared.
Myiesha Johnson's appointment marked a historic first for Craig Field as the authority works to strengthen operations and tenant relationships.
The slate spanned statewide, legislative and judicial races, with ARPAC citing candidates’ records on property rights and Alabama’s real estate economy.
The dramatic changes to the organization’s board followed months of debate over Alabama Public Television’s relationship with PBS.
Republics are seldom lost or saved in a single blow. In weeks, Alabama voters decide whether to push the pendulum.
A multi-day operation also led to arrests of a school board president and a public works director, authorities said.
Ron Sparks is everything people say they want in a public official—competent, bipartisan, hardworking and progressive. So, why's he an underdog?
Officials said the $3.2 billion effort would ease I-10 congestion, bolster evacuation routes and reshape Gulf Coast travel after decades of delays.
What The Hell Alabama: Recapping Trump's insane lying and hate at his Mobile, AL rally. #wtf #crazy #news #alpolitics #alabama
Huntsville’s space pedigree, from the Apollo program to Redstone Arsenal, anchored Alabama’s bid as states compete for the proposed academy.
Officials pointed to low costs, tax advantages and workforce investments as Alabama climbed in a national business climate report.
The Senate unanimously passed Senator Katie Britt’s Clergy Act, allowing eligible clergy who opted out of Social Security to re-enroll for a period.
Republican candidates and leadership have no response to Trump's visit, or whether they still support his agenda and actions.
A Montgomery judge carried the heated eligibility dispute into next week after attorneys clashed over phone records and procedural complaints.
What The Hell Alabama: I would be fired in Alabama for saying its the Gulf of Mexico. #wtf #crazy #news #alpolitics #alabama
I asked Lee McInnis about why Democrats should not ridicule people who voted for Trump. #alabama #alpolitics #democrats #interview #politics
From celebrity endorsements to airplane cocktails, Tom Greene skewers the costly illusions Americans buy to feel a little more exclusive.