There’s no reason to panic about Omicron, the coronavirus variant first detected last week in South Africa.
Do we have two standards for justice in America? One for Blacks and one for Whites?
To get anything done in Alabama, it apparently takes action by the federal government.
By now, you know about our passion for literacy, our love for reading.
The Oxford City Council’s decision to build two tornado shelters was right on the money ... and right in keeping the community's safety as a top priority.
Jacksonville State University’s contract with the ASUN Conference just went into effect July 1.
Talladega County Probate Judge Randy Jinks was removed from office last week. It was an embarrassing fall from grace for a man who used to be one of the county’s most powerful and trusted public officials.
U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Saks, stood up for hungry school children in his district last week by writing a stern letter to President Joe Biden and Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack.
Two major stories have been unfolding in Alabama on the coronavirus vaccine front this week.
Nine months after the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, Alabama’s new U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville is coming clean about what he knew.
Gen. Colin Powell seemed destined to become the first Black president of the United States.
Facebook has the power to bring people together.
Alabama has decided to use $400 million in federal COVID relief money for prisons.
The lies in the Donald Trump White House were disgraceful and led to the most divisive climate in this country since the Civil War.
You’re not going to believe this because it’s as shameful as anything we’ve heard about during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Alabama Supreme Court effectively shut down the state’s weak Open Records Act with a ruling last week in a case involving law enforcement.
Willie B. Smith III was sentenced to the death penalty for the 1991 kidnapping, robbery and murder of 22-year-old Sharma Ruth Johnson of Trussville.
The Philippines has been America’s top ally since it gained independence from the U.S. after World War II.
Someone has to wake Melania Trump up from her beauty sleep.
As the state’s chief executive, Gov. Kay Ivey has declared states of emergencies for hurricanes, winter weather and for coronavirus.
The Alabama Hospital Association held a vigil Tuesday for the 12,000-plus folks in the state who have died from COVID-19.
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.
