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Senator Katie Britt is leading a bipartisan push for a sweeping sanctions bill targeting Russia’s war machine—aiming to cripple Putin’s funding by penalizing countries buying Russian oil and gas, while also hitting key Russian officials and energy projects. With 62 co-sponsors and momentum…

A 67-year-old man, Marshall Holifield, was found dead in his Tuscaloosa apartment, sparking a homicide investigation after evidence suggests foul play. Officers responded to Brookhaven Apartments after a friend discovered him unresponsive; the Violent Crimes and Major Crimes Units are now leading…

Argentina’s chasing history this Sunday, aiming to become the third nation ever to win back-to-back men’s World Cups—joining Brazil’s legendary 1962 run and Italy’s 1934-38 dominance. With Lionel Messi leading the charge, they face a red-hot Spain squad undefeated in 37 games since early 2024. If…

Eight years ago, Tommy Tuberville dreamed of leading Auburn’s athletic department—not as a coach, but as its AD. The school laughed him off. Today, that same man, once dismissed as unqualified, is a U.S. Senator and top governor candidate in Alabama. Meanwhile, Auburn football’s chaos continues:…

Who’s really leading Alabama football now that Saban’s gone? While Kalen DeBoer quietly takes the reins, the SEC’s spotlight shines brightest on Lane Kiffin—wild, controversial, and undeniably magnetic. As other programs lock down their identities, Alabama’s search for a new face feels like chasing…

Two childhood cancer survivors, Logan and Hannah Whitehead, turned their harrowing battles into a radiant love story and family legacy. Diagnosed at ages 12 and 2.5 with aggressive leukemia, they both beat the odds, met at a cancer camp, fell in love, and got engaged from a fire truck bucket above…

The Senate is revisiting the Sunshine Protection Act, which would make daylight saving time permanent — a move backed by proponents who claim it could boost the economy, reduce crime, and improve health through more afternoon sun. But sleep experts and medical professionals are pushing back,…

State Rep. Chris Blackshear says Alabama can’t ignore the growing gambling landscape—whether it’s on tribal lands or in gray-area operations—and predicts the state will soon face a tough, unavoidable conversation about expanding or regulating gaming, even if no immediate action is planned. Listen…

In Russellville, Alabama, a police officer bravely intervened when a man attacked a DoorDash driver, ultimately stabbing the officer before being shot in self-defense. The officer, who was hospitalized, has since recovered and is being praised for his quick action that likely prevented further…

State Senator Sam Givhan is challenging Alabama’s tax breaks for data centers, arguing that if these massive facilities are coming anyway, the state should collect full taxes—not hand out incentives. He questions the need for any breaks at all, especially after reductions from 30 to 20 years, and…

Alabama’s Accountability Act lets taxpayers redirect state income taxes to fund scholarships for students—no extra cost, just smarter choices. With $38 million still unclaimed, this decade-old program empowers low-income and special needs students to thrive in schools that fit them. Stories like…

A Maine Senate candidate, Ashley Webb, sparked viral outrage after declaring songwriting and authorship as qualifications for the job—prompting conservatives to mock her and igniting heated online debates. Webb, transgender and one of eight Democrats vying to replace a former nominee, made the…