Alabama’s 1st District candidates, Jerry Carl and Rhett Marques, meet at Eastern Shore Republican Women forum
Vacancies in Alabama’s 1st Congressional District There are currently openings in the U.S. House of Representatives across nine counties within Alabama’s 1st Congressional District. Instead of opting for an easy re-election, Rep. Barry Moore from Enterprise is pursuing the vacancy created by Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is positioning himself for the Alabama gubernatorial seat in […]
Standing by Alabama’s veterans—a pledge that goes deeper than words
Visit to Tuskegee Campus Highlights Veterans’ Mental Health Needs Last Tuesday, members of the Alabama House Armed Services and Veterans Affairs Committee visited the historic Tuskegee campus of the Central Alabama Veterans Health System. They were joined by representatives from the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs and Mental Health Services. This wasn’t just a routine […]
Alabama’s Congressional delegation commends the newly announced Gaza peace plan.
Trump Announces Israel-Hamas Peace Agreement On Wednesday afternoon, former President Donald Trump shared news on Truth Social indicating that a peace agreement has been reached between Israel and Hamas. This announcement comes around the two-year mark of the October 7 attacks. “This means that all hostages will be released immediately and that Israel will withdraw […]
Alabama’s shortage of pharmacies is increasing, and rural areas are suffering as a result.
Pharmacy Closures Threaten Rural Healthcare in Alabama In Alabama, losing a local pharmacy can pose serious risks to healthcare, especially for rural residents. For many, these pharmacies are not just about prescriptions; they represent a crucial link to the healthcare system. Families rely on them for lifesaving medications, vaccines, and answers to health-related questions. When […]
State Representative Kenneth Paschal: Supporting Alabama’s veterans is a promise that goes beyond talk
Alabama House Committee Visits Tuskegee Veterans Health Campus Last Tuesday, members of the Alabama House Committee on Military and Veterans Affairs toured the historic Tuskegee campus of the Central Alabama Veterans Health System. They were accompanied by representatives from both the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs and the Mental Health Department. This wasn’t just your […]
Jack Williams receives support from Petroleum and Convenience Marketers for the role of Agriculture Commissioner to benefit Alabama’s energy, farming, and rural economies.
Sen. Jack Williams Endorsed by Alabama Petroleum and Convenience Marketers Association The Alabama Petroleum and Convenience Marketers Association (P&CMA) announced on Monday its support for Sen. Jack Williams in his bid for the role of Alabama Agriculture and Industry Commissioner. P&CMA, which advocates for hundreds of small business owners within Alabama’s petroleum and convenience marketing […]
Alabama’s senators introduce a measure to acknowledge “Religious Education Week”
Senators Push for “Religious Education Week” On Monday, U.S. Senators Tommy Tuberville and Katie Britt, both from Alabama, joined 25 Republican colleagues to propose that the week of October 5th to 11th, 2025, be designated as “Religious Education Week.” The resolution not only aims to officially recognize this week but also encourages the Senate to […]
Montgomery mayor attributes downtown shooting that resulted in two deaths and 12 injuries to Alabama’s loose gun regulations.
On the same day, Mayor Stephen Reid pointed out that state officials in Alabama’s capital have taken firm actions in light of recent violence. He highlighted the issue of the “LAX Gun Law,” holding the city’s lack of restrictions on carrying firearms accountable for a downtown shootout that resulted in two fatalities and numerous injuries. […]
Addressing the crime issue in Alabama’s blue city
Recently, there’s been heightened concern surrounding violent incidents involving individuals with serious mental health issues. Notably, a tragic event unfolded when Iryna Zarutska, a person with a history of mental illness, attacked a Ukrainian refugee on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina. This, of course, followed the heartbreaking death of Dr. Julie Guard Schnuel in […]
FBI cuts connections with Alabama’s Southern Poverty Law Center, calling it a biased smear operation.
FBI Ends Ties with SPLC The FBI, under director Kash Patel, is taking steps to distance itself from certain external left-wing organizations. On Friday, it was announced that the agency has officially severed its relationship with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), based in Montgomery. Patel expressed strong sentiments about the SPLC, stating, “The Southern […]