LSU Tigers claim their eighth baseball national championship with a two-game victory over Coastal Carolina

LSU Tigers Claim Eighth National Title This past weekend, the LSU Tigers solidified their reputation as a premier college baseball program by clinching their eighth national championship, adding to an impressive run that includes three titles in the last few years. They faced off against Coastal Carolina, sweeping the series to emerge victorious at the […]
Hicks becomes vice president of T&E instrumentation programs at Minerva Defense

Drew Hicks, who has a solid background in military defense, has taken on the role of Vice President of Defense for the Testing and Evaluation (T&E) Instrumentation Program at Minerva. In this position, Hicks will oversee the strategic development and management of both government and commercial T&E programs, specifically aimed at supporting small defense contractors […]
Gadsden community grieves the loss of former Mayor Sherman Guyton

Gadsden city is mourning the passing of former mayor Sherman Guyton, who died on Saturday, June 21st, at the age of 79. Mayor Craig Ford and other city officials expressed their condolences to the Guyton family, highlighting the former mayor’s commitment to enhancing the community. “Mayor Guyton has been an exceptional leader in Gadsden, and, […]
Alabama Republicans commend Trump’s choice to take action against Iran: ‘Strength leads to peace’

Republican leaders in Alabama are expressing strong support for President Donald Trump’s recent decision to target three nuclear facilities in Iran with airstrikes over the weekend. The President announced plans to deploy B-2 bombers to carry out these strikes, with the intent of crippling Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Governor Kay Ivey characterized the operation as a […]
Katie Britt demands an end to financing sanctuary cities

Sen. Katie Britt Pushes Against Sanctuary Cities US Senator Katie Britt, representing Montgomery, has raised concerns over sanctuary cities and their disregard for federal immigration laws. She, along with other Republican senators, believes it’s time for Congress to act and stop funding these cities, particularly highlighting Los Angeles. “We have to say, ‘Enough is enough,’” […]
Norman Crow selected as the Republican candidate for the special election in Alabama House District 63

The Alabama Republican Party has officially named Norman Crowe, a city councilman from Tuscaloosa, as their candidate for the upcoming special election for House District 63. This announcement was made on their Facebook page. On Monday, they highlighted Crowe’s record in conservative leadership and community service. The party’s statement congratulated Crowe on his candidacy, noting, […]
Huntsville Hospital broadens its telemedicine offerings throughout North Alabama

Huntsville Hospital Expands Telehealth Access in Tennessee Valley Huntsville Hospital has launched a new telehealth program aimed at enhancing specialized care in the Tennessee Valley. This initiative, which started in February 2025, now offers services like neurotherapy and round-the-clock stroke assessments, with a strong emphasis on behavioral health. The program leverages advanced telehealth carts and […]
Health council moves forward with plans to enhance mental health and elder care throughout Alabama

The Alabama-wide Health Coordination Council (SHCC) took notable steps this month to broaden health services statewide, particularly in mental health, geriatric care, and rehabilitation. As reported by Alabama political reporter, the SHCC reviewed and approved a proposal during its June meeting. One of the accepted plans comes from Koosa Valley Medical Center, aiming to enhance […]
Astro anniversary event at the Space & Rocket Center is extraordinary

This weekend, the US Space & Rocket Center hosted a much-anticipated event focused on Spacelab. The two-day gathering, called Astro Days, allowed attendees to explore the newly restored Astro Spacelab exhibition and connect with the Astro Restoration Project team. This occasion celebrated the 35th anniversary of the Astro-1’s launch aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia in […]
Ivey praises the ‘no-phone’ rule at Pike Road Junior High and supports the FOCUS Act

Governor Kay Ivey has commended Pike Road Middle School for its strict “porch policy,” which limits mobile phone use during school hours. Officials indicate that this policy has led to notable improvements in both social interactions and academic performance among students. Ivey anticipates that a newly established law banning the use of smartphones and other […]