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.

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.

The initiative aims to reduce distance and cost barriers for expectant mothers, with service details expected in the coming weeks.

The survey found most respondents valued APT and favored keeping PBS programming amid heated a public response surrounding PBS and NPR's future in Alabama.

Alabama opened the first Birmingham Northern Beltline segment, launching a long-delayed project backed by federal funding and congressional support.

The $3.2 billion effort, Alabama’s largest transportation project, is set for a Friday groundbreaking after financing cleared final hurdles.

Another half-billion dollar investment from Hyundai will boost the Montgomery area.

The funding supported industrial park road access in Brilliant and expanded truck driver training at Wallace State Community College.

After WLRH dropped NPR without public input, longtime supporters question its leadership and push for Huntsville to shape the station’s future.

Visitors will find Gee’s Bend’s famed quilts draped across porches and clotheslines, with demonstrations, tours, music and direct sales from makers.

Lawmakers accused Mexican officials of targeting the Birmingham-based company, citing military seizures, trade violations and threats to American jobs.

The bipartisan proposal would give the FTC enforcement power and mandate public disclosure of AI model user data, safety safeguards and risks.

Doryan Carlton, the state budget officer, will take over the department.

City leaders said the framework aims to connect programs, close learning gaps and expand career pathways for Birmingham’s youngest residents.

State and local leaders celebrated the Academy Street CTE expansion and groundbreaking for a new training facility.

The tribute celebrated Parton’s Imagination Library, which has mailed more than 3.1 million books to young Alabama readers.

Mussolini did not seize Italy. He was given it. The story of how Italy's democracy was surrendered one step at a time.

Donald Trump's name and image keeps disappearing from Republican candidates' campaigns, even in bright-red states.

The deal, reached days before trial, required nighttime restrictions, age checks and new parental controls for young users.

The group called on Alabama voters to speak out after the senator described transgender identity as mental illness in a Senate floor speech.

The governor highlighted Alabama’s public lands, conservation investments and outdoor recreation’s economic impact.

The 120-day directive shifted inspection priorities as harvest season begins and diesel costs strain agriculture and timber operations.

A rejected plan shows lawmakers could have preserved the Gulf Coast while creating two districts where Black voters held real electoral power.

Candidates from across the U.S. will push term limits, lobbying restrictions and Supreme Court ethics rules at events near the Capitol next week.

Representative Shomari Figures introduced legislation that would provide college and training assistance to dependents of educators, first responders and social workers after 20 years.

Students gain access to simulator-based training and employer connections aimed at building Alabama’s future road and bridge workforce.

The $33,787 project aims to modernize outreach systems, improve data management and support workforce and business engagement across the region.

A statewide training push will bring practical AI lessons to shop floors as automation reshapes manufacturing from Tanner to the Gulf Coast.

Voter engagement over bipartisan issues has sent incumbents and political elite scrambling. Please, don't stop now.

Eligible 7th District applicants have a November 18 deadline, with an information session planned Tuesday at Marion Military Institute.

At a Mobile town hall, Jones tied high diesel costs, veterans’ benefits and Gulf Coast livelihoods to constituent-driven solutions.

They argued Alabama’s 2023 map was already set for 2026, leaving the state with no relief to seek.