As the state’s chief executive, Gov. Kay Ivey has declared states of emergencies for hurricanes, winter weather and for coronavirus.
On Sept. 10, 2001, I found out I was going to be having a daughter.
About 12 years ago, my youngest son played youth league baseball with two boys whose father served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Alabama Hospital Association held a vigil Tuesday for the 12,000-plus folks in the state who have died from COVID-19.
ATLANTA — This won't last forever, of course.
The rights of women, minorities and the poor continue to be trampled upon at a record pace.
Assassins and would-be assassins changed the course of American and Alabama history.
We’re two-thirds of the way through 2021.
World War II broke out because the Germans and Japanese thought they were superior to the rest of the world.
The Pfizer vaccine has been given full approval by the FDA.
The superspreader came to Cullman in north-central Alabama on Saturday for a rally despite a county-declared COVID-19 emergency.
The City of Anniston wants to extend the Chief Ladiga Trail as part of an effort to make downtown a destination again.
Mo Brooks did it again.
The story that historians will write — variously titled “The Debacle in Afghanistan” or “The Heartbreak of Afghanistan” — is already in production.
As the coronavirus continues to spread, the City of Anniston showed leadership by taking a stand on face masks this week.
Remaining in Afghanistan for another one, five, 10 years is not in the national interest, a U.S. official said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Doctors, nurses, grocery store clerks, teachers and restaurant workers have been heroes of the pandemic from the beginning.
Let’s change the topic from mask-wearing and vaccines to cigarette smoking.
The City of Oxford hit a home run for economic development and tourism this week.
Maybe, just maybe, it’s time to give women even more responsibility.
Gov. Kay Ivey and other statewide politicians don’t have the courage to impose mask mandates.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo should resign amid his repugnant behavior.
Smallpox was a worldwide menace. On average, 30 percent of those who contracted the disease died. People as old as I am can remember the ugly blisters, fever and dime-sized scar we got as keepsakes for our immunization.
