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BCA endorses Hollingsworth in House District 12 special election

Staff reports - July 11, 2025

MONTGOMERY – ProgressPAC, the Business Council of Alabama’s pro-jobs political affiliate, has endorsed Clint Hollingsworth in the upcoming special election for District 12 in...

‘Y’all, pray for Texas’: Ivey deploys search and rescue team to Lone Star State

Bud McLaughlin - July 10, 2025

MONTGOMERY – With the deadly flooding in Texas and its direct impact on two Alabama families on her mind, Gov. Kay Ivey announced today...

Wilson Lock interim guard wall to be installed; main lock to be closed during repairs

Bud McLaughlin - July 10, 2025

FLORENCE – The Tennessee Valley Authority and Army Corps of Engineers will be implementing an interim solution for the guard wall at Wilson Lock...

John Roberts announces candidacy for State Senate District 2

Staff reports - July 10, 2025

HUNTSVILLE — Huntsville businessman John Roberts has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Senate District 2, which will be an open...

Huntsville to consider proposed annexation in Marshall County to expand industrial base

Bud McLaughlin - July 10, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- The city of Huntsville, which already reaches into Limestone and Morgan counties, may soon add Marshall County to its industrial base. Two companies...

Madison Chamber of Commerce, All Things Madison host candidate connection forum and reception

Staff reports - July 9, 2025

MADISON – With the municipal election quickly approaching, the Madison Chamber of Commerce and All Things Madison are teaming up to present a community...

Britt celebrates Senate passage of Lulu’s Law; bill goes to House

Bud McLaughlin - July 9, 2025

WASHINGTON – A little over a year after a Mountain Brook teen nearly died from a shark attack off the Florida Panhandle, the U.S....

Retiring State Sen. Tom Butler saluted by colleagues, friends on ‘sad and happy day’

Staff reports - July 8, 2025

HUNTSVILLE -- To say it was a day of mixed emotions, well, State Sen. Tom Butler put it in perspective. “This is a sad day...

Huntsville opens applications for Civic Engagement Academy fall cohort

Bud McLaughlin - July 8, 2025

HUNTSVILLE – The city of Huntsville is offering residents a chance to experience city government from the inside out this fall. The Civic Engagement Academy...

Jackson County’s Hal Nash appointed to chair state Pardons and Paroles board

Bud McLaughlin - July 7, 2025

MONTGOMERY – A Jackson County law enforcement official has been named to chair the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles, Gov. Kay Ivey announced. Hal...

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