An episode of the animated children's show "Arthur" that portrays a same-sex wedding will not air on Alabama Public Television.
The Alabama Senate approved a near-total ban on abortion 25 to 6 after a four-hour debate.
As the state Senate passed a medical marijuana bill, Alabama seems to be loosening its marijuana laws.
The likely passage of Alabama's abortion bill in the Senate leaves many wondering what happens next.
A bill making it a crime for a doctor to perform an abortion passed in the Alabama House of Representatives this week 74 to 3.
Sen. Doug Jones co-sponsored a bill addressing the pilot shortage in the military, but the shortage is not just limited to armed forces.
Sen. Doug Jones said he opposes proposal to cut funding for Alabama military projects in order to pay for a wall on the southern border.
Despite being a politically conservative state, Alabama ranks among the states most dependent on federal money.
Citing conduct issues, the Southern Poverty Law Center fired its co-founder, civil rights lawyer Morris Dees.
Jones' bill is aimed at motivating the state, as Alabama, along with 13 other states, has yet to expand Medicaid.
The founder of Yellowhammer News was criticized by President Trump after a new tell-all book hit the shelves Tuesday.
After backlash to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute's decision to rescind an award to Angela Davis, the BCRI will honor Davis after all.
A judge has ruled that the City of Birmingham broke no laws when it covered up a Confederate monument in Linn Park.
After national attention and protests surrounded the rescinding of an award for Angela Davis, Mayor Randall Woodfin issues a statement.
Langford was recently released from federal prison to be with his family in Birmingham for his last days.
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute has rescinded an honor given to activist Angela Davis after protests by local groups.
Former Birmingham mayor Larry Langford was granted a reduced sentence due to his failing health.
Jones and Cruz co-sponsored a bill requiring declassification and release of government records related to unsolved civil rights cases.
The Birmingham City Council has two new members to fill the seats vacated by Lashunda Scales and Sheila Tyson.
On the anniversary of his historic Senate election victory, what has Doug Jones meant for politics in Alabama?
The bipartisan bill is co-sponsored by Republican Cory Gardner of Colorado, and looks to get vets repaid their full benefits.
If approved, Birmingham could be the first city in the Deep South to pass such a ban on the controversial therapy.
Scales and Tyson stepped down from their seats last week to take their new positions on the Jefferson County Commission.
Secretary of State John Merrill predicted a 35-40 percent voter turnout for the mid-terms, but Alabama voters far exceeded that.
Doug Jones has requested Trump's approval for Individual Assistance grants for Alabamians impacted by Hurricane Michael.
The change will not affect current license holders or their driver's license numbers.
Jeff Sessions has stepped down as Attorney General, but many wonder if the Alabama native is done in the political realm.
Kay Ivey has been unofficially declared winner of the 2018 gubernatorial race.
GOP House members keep their seats, while Kay Ivey leads a virtual GOP sweep in state races.
All four of the amendments on the ballot Tuesday look to pass, although two of the amendments may be challenged in court.
Voter turnout for the November 6 elections is predicted to be low, much like the 2014 mid-terms.
The council voted 5 to 3 to appoint Wardine Alexander to the District 7 Birmingham City Council seat.
Joel Gilbert was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Abdul Kallon Tuesday morning and was ordered to pay a fine of $25,000.
Alabama Secretary of State and U.S. House candidate Mallory Hagan had a heated exchange over Twitter this weekend.
Carly Miller as a new member of the Birmingham Parks and Recreation Board, replacing Bernard Kincaid’s expired term.
Protesting the NFL's kneeling athletes, an Athens store owner refuses to sell any Pepsi products that don the NFL logo.
Anyone wishing to apply for positions to city boards and committees can attend an orientation session Oct. 12.
Doug Jones implied in a press conference Thursday he is still open to changing his mind on Brett Kavanaugh, but that is unlikely.
One of the hot topics of the coming election is school funding, and gubernatorial candidate Walt Maddox believes a lottery is an answer.
Senator Doug Jones said the Kavanaugh nomination process has been flawed from the beginning.