A trade group that represents the commercial airport industry has proclaimed a “crisis” on the REAL ID program.
The Alabama House Judiciary Committee approved a bail reform bill named for Homewood murder victim Aniah Blanchard.
The Alabama Senate Judiciary Committee has voted 8-1 to approve bill legalizing medical marijuana.
Alabama voters have not always voted for the eventual winner of the presidential election, but has remained somewhat consistent.
The most recent list, released by 24/7 Wall St., is based on governor approval ratings from research company Morning Consult.
Auburn University has introduced a new design for its collegiate license plate that is now available for purchase through tag offices.
Amendment 1, on the ballot in Alabama in March, would affect public education in Alabama in many ways.
Birmingham City Schools students may attend UAB on full scholarship through a new partnership with the city.
Don't forget these important dates in 2020 surrounding statewide and national elections.
Starting in October of 2020, a STAR ID will be required for most people who want to fly. Here's how to get one.
A barrier around a Confederate monument in Birmingham's Linn Park has been ruled illegal by the Alabama Supreme Court.
Birmingham municipal offices will close Wednesday at 2 p.m. for Thanksgiving, and will remain closed until Dec. 2.
Mayor Randall Woodfin's initiative would pardon individuals convicted in city court of misdemeanor marijuana possession.
Incumbent Wardine Alexander defeated challenger Ray Brooks in a runoff for the District 7 seat in the Birmingham City Council.
A runoff between Wardine Alexander and Ray Brooks for District 7 in Birmingham takes place today.
A man was charged Saturday in Tuscaloosa after police said that he slashed a "Baby Trump" balloon at a protest.
Pres. Donald Trump says he plans to be in Tuscaloosa this weekend for Alabama's game against LSU.
Sherry Lewis was convicted of two of the three ethics charges she faced while on the Birmingham Water Works Board.
The Alabama Department of Transportation is clearing out homeless encampments under interstates in Birmingham.
The Birmingham City Council approved the developers for the redevelopment of Ensley's Ramsay-McCormack building.
A mistake made at three of Birmingham's polling locations delayed the final results for municipal elections Tuesday.
Voters approved the tax renewal, and two incumbents won their council seats while one district goes to a runoff.
Three city council seats are up for grabs in a city-wide election in Birmingham Oct. 8.
Rep. Rolanda Hollis of Birmingham was arrested at a Destin, Florida hotel for domestic battery.
The Birmingham City Council is looking at a smoking ban outside healthcare facilities downtown.
Several road projects are on the horizon in Jefferson County due to the recent gas tax increase in Alabama.
The consortium that developed the project was organized by the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute.
After a public denouncing of Alabama's strict abortion bill, Culverhouse has donated to Birmingham's Planned Parenthood clinic.
The Negro Southern League Museum building is not up to code, despite having been built just four years ago.
The next round of Community Framework planning meetings are set for Tuesday, Sept. 17 and Tuesday, Sept. 24.
After an improbable win in 2017, Sen. Doug Jones officially announced his run for re-election in 2020.
Mayor Randall Woodfin has a plan to provide college tuition for Birmingham high school graduates.
One Birmingham City Council member is fighting back against businesses posting illegally placed signs in the city.
Birmingham has allotted $3.6 million for multiple street paving projects set to begin in September.
The Legion Field Stadium and the west side of Legion Field Park will be closed for a public safety exercise this week.
Mayor Randall Woodfin’s proposed operating budget for Fiscal Year 2020 was passed by a 7-1 vote.
Senate candidate John Merrill said too much content on television portrays homosexual lifestyles.
Jefferson County Cutoff District Attorney Lynneice Washington made the announcement on Wednesday.
As expected, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit Friday to stop Alabama's controversial abortion ban.
A bill that would allow Alabama voters to decide on a statewide lottery will not get out of the House of Representatives.