Featured Opinion Opinion | “D” is still DOA in Alabama I’m betting U.S. Sen. Doug Jones, D-Alabama, has his fingers tightly crossed today. And his toes. Probably his eyes, too. Anything he can cross,... Joey KennedyJune 20, 2019
Featured Opinion Opinion | 2019 Legislative Session deserves a solid C- After the closing of the 2019 Legislative Session, both House Speaker Mac McCutcheon and Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh gave the session high... Bill BrittJune 10, 2019
News Opinion | Alabama’s un-sung pro-family hero Alabama is one of the most conservative states in America when you look at our statewide votes on the marriage and human life constitutional... John W. GilesMay 20, 2019
News Statewide Sexual Health Organization changes name, appoints new executive director The Alabama Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy is changing its name to The Alabama Campaign for Adolescent Sexual Health (Alabama Campaign) in an effort... Jessa Reid BollingMay 16, 2019
Corruption ADOC wants contract with communications company at center of multiple lawsuits, complaints UPDATE: A Securus representative reached out to APR to share updates on two key issues related to the story. First, Securus, after a number... Josh MoonMay 2, 2019
Legislature Alabamians voice grave concern over legislation that allows eye surgery by non-medical doctors A recent statewide survey of 500 likely voters found that an overwhelming majority of those polled oppose a proposed change in state law that... Bill BrittApril 17, 2019
Featured Opinion Opinion | Got to get rid of this Democratic Party of Alabama The problem is the Democratic Party of Alabama. An awful mess looks better. In Tuesday’s elections, Republicans won top to bottom in statewide and... Joey KennedyNovember 8, 2018
Elections Election FAQ: Things you need to know before you vote Voters will head to the polls Tuesday to vote for a number of local, state and national elected offices. Before you go, take a... Chip BrownleeNovember 5, 2018
Featured Opinion Opinion | Democrats have three viable candidates, but Republicans will prevail In politics, perception is reality. It is perceived and therefore factual that a Democrat cannot win a statewide race in Alabama. The proof is... Steve FlowersOctober 10, 2018
News Report: More children are living in poverty in Alabama in 2018 than in 2000 A new report evaluating the well-being of children in Alabama has found that more children are living in poverty in 2018 than in 2000.... Chip BrownleeOctober 3, 2018