Featured Opinion Opinion | There is no wizard behind the curtain of the Supreme Court When judges have law books in one hand, and the Bible in another, may God have mercy on our souls. Chance PhillipsJune 11, 2024
Elections PARCA: Alabama’s democracy progresses but challenges remain Even with recent constitution reform, the limited civic engagement and absentee ballot restrictions in Alabama pose an issue Mary Claire WootenJune 11, 2024
Education Child well-being in Alabama improves, relative to other states Alabama went from 45th to 39th in a national ranking of child well-being despite child poverty increasing significantly. Chance PhillipsJune 11, 2024
Infrastructure MPOs report status of Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project The project is essentially shovel-ready except for an inflation-driven gap in funding. StaffJune 11, 2024
State William Edge Thigpen, longtime State Representative, dies at 83 Thigpen served as a state representative for 12 years and as the assistant director of the ABC Agency for 13 years. StaffJune 10, 2024
News Alabama Library Association concerned about cost of implementing APLS code changes Smaller libraries in particular may have to get creative, and spend money, to make sections for youth more distinctive from adult sections.3 Jacob HolmesJune 10, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | The oddly “unique” case of Marilyn Lands’ campaign finance fines There was nothing unique about Marilyn Lands' campaign finance reporting mistakes. There was plenty unique about her. Josh MoonJune 10, 2024
Environment EPA funding to revitalize sites in North Alabama TARCOG revives sites in Athens, Fort Payne, and Gurley, funded by EPA, which promotes community and addresses environmental concerns. Mary Claire WootenJune 10, 2024
Featured Opinion Opinion | RSA’s Bonner encourages Gov. Ivey to push gaming legislation forward Ivey needs to gather the top leadership from the House and Senate in a room and hammer out a deal they can agree upon. Bill BrittJune 10, 2024
Economy Unemployment rate ticks up slightly despite 272,000 new jobs While unemployment did tick up slightly in May, a 4 percent unemployment rate is still historically low. Chance PhillipsJune 10, 2024