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Dr. Will Boyd announces Democratic bid for Alabama governor

Dr. Will Boyd announces Democratic bid for Alabama governor

Dr. Will Boyd, an engineer, businessman, and pastor with prior experience in public service, has formally entered the 2026 Governor’s Race as a Democratic candidate. Boyd currently resides in both Florence and Hoover. Originally from South...

UAH Researcher Wins $681K NSF CAREER Award to Study the Interaction of Shockwaves and Solar Wind Turbulence in the Sun's Heliosphere

UAH Researcher Wins $681K NSF CAREER Award to Study the Interaction of Shockwaves and Solar Wind Turbulence in the Sun's Heliosphere

BYLINE: Russ Nelson Newswise — Dr. Lingling Zhao, an assistant professor in the Center for Space Plasma and Aeronomic Research (CSPAR) at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), has been awarded a $681,356 National Science Foundation (NSF)...

Alabama coal ash site may be ‘dirtiest in the nation,’ environmental group says

Alabama coal ash site may be ‘dirtiest in the nation,’ environmental group says

New data on coal ash ponds in the U.S. has shed light on the extent of contamination at one of the Tennessee Valley Authority’s power plants in north Alabama. Widows Creek Fossil Plant, in the northeast corner of Alabama near Georgia, closed in...

Tuberville discusses naval operations and technology with nominee Admiral Daryl Caudle

Tuberville discusses naval operations and technology with nominee Admiral Daryl Caudle

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) participated in a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing to discuss the nomination of Admiral Daryl Caudle as Chief of Naval Operations. The discussion focused on enhancing U.S. Naval capabilities and the...

Alabama library board plans ban on trans topics in kids' sections

Alabama library board plans ban on trans topics in kids' sections

The state board governing Alabama libraries plans to amend its administrative code to add language effectively prohibiting positive descriptions of “transgender procedures” or “the concept of more than two biological genders” in material for...

Business Council of Alabama: Alabama’s economy continues to improve

Business Council of Alabama: Alabama’s economy continues to improve

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY)—A representative from the Alabama Business Council stopped in Dothan to discuss the state of the state’s economy. “I think because of the things we have put in place, Alabama is in a much better place and is stronger than it...

Educators explore Alabama’s biodiversity at Oak Mountain State Park workshop

Educators explore Alabama’s biodiversity at Oak Mountain State Park workshop

Published 3:54 pm Thursday, July 24, 2025 By DAVE DOMESCIK | Staff Writer PELHAM – Oak Mountain State Park recently hosted a unique professional development opportunity for Central Alabama educators, blending outdoor exploration with classroom...

The One Big Beautiful Bill delivers for Alabama

The One Big Beautiful Bill delivers for Alabama

By U.S. Sen. Katie Britt The week of Independence Day, the U.S. Senate took on the tall order of passing President Trump’s sweeping domestic policy package – the One Big Beautiful Bill. After more than 26 hours of voting, the Senate passed the...

Annette Shelby, wife of former US Sen. Richard Shelby, has died: ‘A true Alabama trailblazer’

Annette Shelby, wife of former US Sen. Richard Shelby, has died: ‘A true Alabama trailblazer’

Annette Nevin Shelby, wife of longtime Alabama U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby and the first woman to become a tenured full professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, died Wednesday at her home in Tuscaloosa. Annette Shelby was...

NC AG Jeff Jackson: Over $200M from Gilead Sciences Kickbacks to Doctors

NC AG Jeff Jackson: Over $200M from Gilead Sciences Kickbacks to Doctors

Raleigh-- July 24, 2025: Gilead Sciences will pay $202 million to settle allegations that it paid kickbacks to physicians in exchange for promoting its HIV drugs, which led to millions of dollars in fraudulent claims being filed to government...

Judge sanctions lawyers defending Alabama’s prison system for using fake ChatGPT cases in filings

Judge sanctions lawyers defending Alabama’s prison system for using fake ChatGPT cases in filings

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — A federal judge reprimanded lawyers with a high-priced firm defending Alabama’s prison system for using ChatGPT… BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — A federal judge reprimanded lawyers with a high-priced firm defending Alabama’s prison...

University Of Alabama Expands Support For Military Members

University Of Alabama Expands Support For Military Members

The Tuscaloosa, Alabama-based University of Alabama has a long and impressive history of support for the US military. That history continued with a new addition today that could assist many serving our country in their educational goals. The...

Germany-Based Butting Plans Loxley, Alabama, Production Operations

Germany-Based Butting Plans Loxley, Alabama, Production Operations

Related Research Germany-based Butting, a stainless-steel pipe manufacturer, plans to establish operations in Loxley, Alabama. The $61 million project is expected to create 100 jobs in Baldwin County. The investment will include the construction...

'A true Alabama trailblazer': Dr. Annette Shelby, wife of former Sen. Richard Shelby, dies at 86

'A true Alabama trailblazer': Dr. Annette Shelby, wife of former Sen. Richard Shelby, dies at 86

BACK TO THE RIVER. THIS IS WVTM 13. BREAKING NEWS IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW. THE SHELBY INSTITUTE FOR POLICY AND LEADERSHIP CONFIRMING THE DEATH OF DOCTOR ANNETTE SHELBY, WIFE OF FORMER U.S. SENATOR RICHARD SHELBY. WE HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY FURTHER...

MSU, USDA offers high school students, undergrads notable research experiences

MSU, USDA offers high school students, undergrads notable research experiences

2025 Pre-College Summer Internship Program students and mentors include: First row, from left: Ershad Ahmmed, Arun Kuttoor Vasudevan, Mohamed Ibrahim, Aadarsha Lamichhane and Mostafa Mohammadabadi; Second row, from left: Ethan Dean, Dashel Gines,...

Alabama library board proposes ban on material discussing transgender issues

Alabama library board proposes ban on material discussing transgender issues

The state board governing Alabama libraries plans to amend its administrative code to add language effectively prohibiting descriptions of "transgender procedures" or "the concept of more than two biological genders" in material for children and...

Justice Jay Mitchell: Trump wins big again for Alabama

Justice Jay Mitchell: Trump wins big again for Alabama

Earlier this month, as our nation celebrated its 249th birthday, President Donald J. Trump signed his signature piece of legislation: the "One Big Beautiful Bill." This historic legislative accomplishment leaves America safer, wealthier, and on...

AMCOM town hall talks transformation, workforce concerns at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal

AMCOM town hall talks transformation, workforce concerns at Alabama’s Redstone Arsenal

The commanding general of the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Command (AMCOM), Maj. Gen. Lori Robinson, along with Don Nitti, AMCOM deputy to the commanding general, and Christopher Doss, AMCOM command sergeant major, hosted a town hall event...

Britt: What the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ delivers for Alabama

Britt: What the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ delivers for Alabama

The week of Independence Day, the U.S. Senate took on the tall order of passing President Trump’s sweeping domestic policy package—the One Big Beautiful Bill. After more than 26 hours of voting, the Senate passed the bill, which was then sent to...

Fire ants are heating up, fueled by Florida's growth, global warming

Fire ants are heating up, fueled by Florida's growth, global warming

Red imported fire ants cause significant economic damage and pose health risks. Climate change, urban sprawl, and flooding are exacerbating the fire ant problem in Florida. Scientists are exploring biological controls and other methods to manage...

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