The Centers for Disease Control has extended the nationwide ban on evictions until Oct. 3, prompted by a surge in coronavirus cases.
If you’ve had a loved one die from lung cancer, you’ve probably raged against smoking and its unhealthy effects.
When Honda’s CEO talks, we listen.
Alabama made national headlines for another ugly, racist episode this week when a Tarrant city councilman brazenly used the N-word and refused to resign for his disgusting behavior.
It doesn’t matter if you’re young and healthy. You need a vaccination to keep yourself and your friends and family healthy.
Voting rights debates exploded throughout the nation this week, raising concerns about roadblocks to the ballot box and whether political parties will be willing to concede defeat and work together in the future.
The Calhoun County native and Birmingham businesswoman joined the 2022 Republican primary field Thursday in the race to replace retiring U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby.
It’s rare when we agree with U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Huntsville, on anything.
Herschel Walker hasn’t scored a touchdown in nearly 25 years.
Since Rush Limbaugh’s death in February, conservative commentators have been engaged in a mad dash to fill the broadcasting legend’s gigantic shoes.
More than 70 percent of the people in our region HAVE NOT been fully vaccinated.
When Sue Magouirk started as an employee of The Anniston Star 50 years ago, the newspaper business was a lot different than it is today.
What should Anniston do with the $13 million windfall it expects to receive through the American Rescue Plan?
The Republican Party has started to inoculate itself from the whims of former President Donald Trump, the GOP’s erratic leader.
The Anniston City Council voted hurriedly and excitedly Saturday to declare Juneteenth a city holiday.
The Affordable Care Act, better known as “Obamacare,” has served as a lifeline to the poorest and neediest in America since 2010.
Two candidates have joined the May 24, 2022, Republican primary race for the U.S. Senate as alternatives to Congressman Mo Brooks.
Monday was a state holiday in Alabama, honoring the birthdate of Jefferson Davis, who was president of the Confederate States of America from 1861-1985.
When the Freedom Riders were being attacked in Anniston 60 years ago, one man could have stopped the violence with a stand of conscience and courage.
Former Surgeon General David Satcher was born in Anniston 80 years ago, but he nearly died before his third birthday.
Let’s get this straight, right off the bat.
Now is the time for the City of Anniston to figure out how to assist the homeless population.
Educators and politicians have known about the importance of reading by grade level after third grade since the beginning of time.
Regional Medical Center made a breakthrough announcement this week that was cause for celebration.
