Crowds were back at shopping centers across the region over the weekend.
Consolidated Publishing publisher Josephine Ayers remembers the late Dr. Gerald Woodruff, a family friend and pediatrician who worked with Anniston's children for decades, who passed away this week.
Alabama is one of only 12 states that hasn’t expanded Medicaid coverage.
Alabama’s best chance of defeating Mo Brooks in the 2020 U.S. Senate Republican primary went down in flames Wednesday.
Georgia Republicans sparked outrage by passing new voting laws that supposedly make elections more secure.
Jacksonville State University has started a series of inaugural events with President Don Killingsworth Jr. and his family.
George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis set the stage this week for a dramatic trial of the officer accused of killing him.
“Ohatchee is forever on the map now — unfortunately,” Gov. Kay Ivey said Monday as she toured the rural Calhoun County community devastated by Thursday’s tornado.
The tornado and other storms that spread destruction in Calhoun County on Thursday were deadly and heartbreaking.
Political theater, U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas says.
Congressman Mo Brooks, R-Huntsville, has announced he’s running for the U.S. Senate.
Whether Americans know it or not, some of this country’s biggest allies are situated in Asia, not just North America and Europe.
Alabama desperately needs a rewrite of its Open Records Law.
Alabama knows all too painfully about the right to vote.
President Joe Biden’s first prime-time address to America was refreshing for a country decimated by the coronavirus and hardened by the callousness of the Trump administration.
Editorial: State Senate rejects Marsh's robust gaming proposal; maybe simple lottery bill would pass
The Alabama Senate decided this week to reject a lottery and casinos in the state.
Americans have been fascinated with royals for generations.
Preacher and televangelist Oral Roberts used to tell his followers to “expect a miracle.”
Gov. Kay Ivey’s decision to end Alabama’s mask order April 9 was better than just opening the state back up immediately.
Six Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published because they contain racial stereotypes and insensitive imagery.
The governor of New York was a voice of reason during last year’s COVID-19 denial campaign by the Trump administration.
The Deep South has two tornado seasons.
No one likes burdensome federal regulation.
“NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt” broadcast a remarkable series this week about the effects of the pandemic on young people.
