What The Hell Alabama: Recapping Trump's insane lying and hate at his Mobile, AL rally. #wtf #crazy #news #alpolitics #alabama

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.
The independent Senate hopeful said Alabama voters deserve to see all three candidates answer the same questions onstage before November 3.
A recent survey squashed the notion that Alabamians view PBS programming negatively. In fact, they like it more than they like Trump.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joined Arkansas and Louisiana in challenging abortion shield laws protecting providers from out-of-state prosecution.
More than $3.8 million went to 13 local road projects, with cities and counties adding $1.3 million in matching funds.
I asked Doug Jones and Ron Sparks about Alabama's high diesel prices. #alabama #politics #alpolitics #democrats #interview
What The Hell Alabama: Hey Tuberville, maybe keep quiet if you don't wants your signs disappearing. #wtf #crazy #news #alpolitics #alabama
A new 12-inch water main will add redundancy, helping utilities maintain service during emergencies, repairs and future growth.
The program will pair startup support with AI training, mentorship and resources for entrepreneurs across the state.
From Greenville’s City Hall to Jacksonville State’s boardroom, Etheredge built a legacy of civic devotion, business success and uncommon kindness.
Upgraded campsites, waterfront amenities and 23 miles of trails offer a weekend escape just outside Tuscaloosa.
A House spending bill included $25 million for Radar Next, aiming to replace aging NEXRAD systems and close dangerous coverage gaps.