“It really makes me mad to see this kind of stuff because people think that they can come out in the rural areas and just dump anything they want to," McCartney said.
Often referred to as the Senate's most endangered Democrat, U.S. Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama is gearing up for the fight of his political life as he aims for another Deep South victory in 2020
Jones held a public town hall at Tuskegee University on Tuesday. He also stopped in Phenix City for a meeting with local elected officials on the economic development in the area.
Only “essential election personnel” will be allowed inside. The Election Center made the recommendation for public closure and the City agreed, according to the statement.
Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday night praised the policies of his former boss, President Donald Trump, and said he continues to support him
Lawmakers brought up some unanswered questions including who would be liable in a crash, whether someone should drink alcohol in the car, and whether drivers licenses are important.
Assistant Attorney General Leigh Gwathney has been appointed to serve as chairwoman of the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles, Gov. Kay Ivey’s Office confirmed Monday.
Harris said the department will need to make up $8 to $9 million dollars. He said it is his goal to “reduce a little bit everywhere and maintain a presence everywhere.”
It can be a hot ride home on the school bus for many Alabama students because most buses do not have air conditioning, said State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey.
Ivanka Trump stopped by the Alabama Robotics Technology Center in Decatur Tuesday to help launch an initiative to help increase skilled technicians in Alabama and the rest of the country.
Alabama Democratic Party Chair Nancy Worley says Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez is trying to beat "Alabama into submission" in their ongoing feud
The chairman of the Democratic National Committee says the Alabama Democratic Party has "fallen far short" of basic obligations and has chronically underperformed in almost every aspect of operation
The Montgomery Election Center worked to set the record straight about what did and did not happen in the days leading up to election day and after the polls closed in the recent municipal election.
Secretary of State John Merrill announced Thursday election observers will monitor the election process during the upcoming Montgomery municipal runoff election.
Gov. Kay Ivey reiterated Tuesday she won’t resign after some state lawmakers and the Alabama NAACP asked her to step down for participating in a blackface skit when she was in college.
Jones discussed items ranging from the F-35 program to Medicaid expansion, and even the controversy surrounding Gov Ivey’s admission of using blackface.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey says she should not have worn blackface in a college skit decades ago, but she does not plan to resign over something that happened so long in the past
An Alabama political party and a controversial candidate vying again to become the state’s next U.S. senator are stepping into the fray over a controversial U.S. representative from Minnesota.
The city recently cleared the old Screws Armory on Atlanta Highway in Dalraida, making an empty area. There are now plans to create a green space for residents to enjoy.
Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth is expressing opposition to a proposed toll bridge in south Alabama. The Republican lieutenant governor posted a video Monday saying he is firmly against the project
The Alabama attorney general's office has refused to release a contract related to development of nitrogen gas as a possible execution method citing security concerns
One sex trafficking victim says she supports a new state law that requires commercial driver’s license programs and junior colleges to provide human trafficking training.
