Fairhope library moves some books, keeps others amid funding fight
Fairhope's library board moved five books and kept nine others amid a heated funding dispute over "sexually explicit" definitions and state code.
Alabamians join millions nationwide for “No Kings” protest
Hundreds gathered Saturday morning carrying signs to denounce the presidency of Donald Trump, joining millions nationwide in the "No Kings" protest.
Gov. Ivey signs law untaxing baby goods, feminine hygiene products
Ivey signed the “pink tax” law, eliminating state sales tax on diapers, baby formula, and feminine hygiene products.
ALDOT warns of “unpaid toll” text scam
ALDOT warned citizens about a new text scam claiming unpaid toll fees.
State kills Gregory Hunt in third execution of 2025
Gregory Hunt was executed Tuesday, the state's third execution of 2025. This marked the fifth use of the controversial nitrogen hypoxia method.
Lawsuit challenging Alabama real estate board’s racial quota dismissed
Judge Austin Huffaker Jr. denied the American Alliance for Equal Rights' request to substitute attorney Laura Clark as plaintiff.
Library challenger running for Madison City Council
Rachel Homolak has made national news for her tactics challenging libraries in Missouri and Alabama.
Law takes effect requiring collection of immigrant biometric data
Enforcement of the law will be funded through new circuit and municipal court fees.
State of Alabama agrees to allow more vape products after federal suit
A new agreement following a federal suit greatly expanded the number of vape products convenience stores can continue to sell in Alabama.
Lumpkin kicks off campaign for House District 60
Lumpklin is looking to follow her aunt Sundra Escott Russell, the first African American woman elected to the Alabama Senate.