A state official Wednesday briefed lawmakers on the state’s plans to spend just over $200 million in federal grants meant to partially offset Medicaid cuts, mostly on rural health and workforce.

In the 2nd Congressional District, considered the most competitive, incumbent Shomari Figures outraised challenger Rhett Marques.

If we're going to have governments that respond to our problems, we have to abandon the idea that the only answers are in the ...

In lieu of early voting, organizers turned to encouraging voter turnout and democratic participation. The election is in 17 ...

Both the Democratic nominees say they will need to negotiate with their colleagues on the PSC and utilities to reduce rates.

Andrew Sneed has shown some fundraising competitiveness with U.S. Rep. Dale Strong in a district rated solidly Republican.

The Alabama Department of Corrections said Friday that completion of the $1.25 billion Gov. Kay Ivey Correctional Complex, a ...

Political debates often fall short of what they promise. But in a polarized age, they can get candidates talking about the ...

One constitutional expert says the amendment to require the pledge and allow for school prayer goes against previous court ...

Gina Maiola, communications director for Gov. Kay Ivey confirmed Adetunji’s resignation Thursday afternoon but did not ...

Public health officials said Thursday there have been no new reported cases of measles after a positive test in north Alabama ...

In a 13-page, unsigned opinion, the court said the Montgomery Circuit Court “lacked subject-matter jurisdiction” over the ...