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Too early to tell? Trump’s candidacy is not renewing tariff jitters in Alabama
From 2018-2020, Alabama state officials and Mobile city and county officials expressed angst over Trump's tariff plans. So far this year, it's been quiet despite tariffs serving as a top policy.
Lawsuit challenges timing of new Alabama law disqualifying more felons from voting on Nov. 5
The lawsuit seeks to challenge HB100 on constitutional grounds, arguing its confusing and that timing of when the new law is set to begin violates the Alabama Constitution.
Gulf Shores looking to make a change to beach parking. Here’s what to expect
The Gulf Shores City Council will vote Monday on a service agreement with ParkMobile for an alternative parking method that includes a pay by text or phone method.
Prominent Republican leader hopeful for GOP upset in closely watched Alabama congressional race
NRCC chair Richard Hudson says “if only a few” Black voters back Caroleene Dobson then she could beat Shormari Figures, who he says is “fairly weak.”
‘Overdue for law enforcement’: Alabama agency seeks mandatory mental health sessions for police
Spanish Fort city officials approved a police policy this week that allows the Police Department to establish one of the few mandatory mental health wellness sessions for police in Alabama.
Two arrested in south Alabama with $50,000 in counterfeit Apple products, officials say
Two men are facing federal charges for their role in a multi-state counterfeiting operation involving 180 Apple products and fraudulent Apple products.
‘RIP Thomas Matthew Crooks’ graffiti found at Alabama skate park
A skateboard park found with graffiti had a message of sympathy for the shooter involved in the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.
‘A nation on edge:’ Will political rhetoric cool after assassination attempt on Donald Trump?
Alabama public officials and experts don't foresee much changing with the heated political rhetoric that consumes politics in the aftermath of Saturday's attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
How a fundraiser to support autistic children rekindled an Alabama gambling law debate
A drawdown fundraiser scheduled for next weekend in Elberta caught the attention of the Attorney General's Office last week over whether it was an "illegal lottery."
‘Social gathering place’: Supper club in Fairhope heavily damaged in overnight fire
The fire to the Supper Club occurred around 1:30 a.m. Monday morning and left the small eatery - once known as Max's Cafe - a complete loss.
Why Alabama schools continue pursuing cell phone bans
A growing number of public school systems in Alabama are weighing outright bans or restrictions on cell phones inside the schools ahead of the start of the 2024-2025 school year.
How Alabama’s 2nd district congressional candidates are reacting to $550 million I-10 grant
Shomari Figures, a Democrat, is praising President Joe Biden. Republican Caroleene Dobson said it was Gov. Kay Ivey and the state delegation's hard work that enabled the grant to be secured.
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