Keep the government out of college football
Currently, college figures, including Saban, are asking Congress to intervene in college athletics and pass legislation that “fixes” NIL payments.
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See recent postsAlabama doesn’t just have a gun problem
Alabama's gun violence problem can't be solved through simply passing more gun regulations, but it can be solved.
Montgomery superintendent situation heats up
The Montgomery Chamber of Commerce of Thursday passed a resolution asking the Montgomery school board to reconsider the actions that led to Brown's resignation.
Huntsville elects first Black city councilwoman
Michelle Watkins becomes Huntsville's first Black city councilwoman.
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See recent postsThe Montgomery school system is in a self-made mess
Disparaging public comments and a demand for a retraction are the latest in a sad state of affairs for MPS.
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See recent postsAren’t you tired of being fooled
From ebola to caravans to dangerous library books to Haitians, aren't you tired of being fooled by the scare tactics that never pan out?
Alabama Democrats call for actions in wake of Birmingham shooting
Tired of "thoughts and prayers" in the wake of shootings, Alabama Democrats called Sunday for meaningful action to address gun violence.
Madison DA office: Court records tell the whole story in city councilman’s theft case
Devyn Keith told voters recently that 2023 theft charges against him were not accurate. The Madison DA's office pushed back on that claim.
Longtime lawmaker Priscilla Dunn passes away at 80
Priscilla Dunn, who served nearly a quarter-century in the Alabama Legislature, passed away Tuesday.
Montgomery schools chief’s resignation accepted at contentious meeting
At a packed meeting, the MPS board voted to accept the resignation of Melvin Brown, a very popular figure in the city.