Green cards for green cars? That's the accusation an automotive writer is leveling at the proposed HK Motor project in Baldwin County. Charles David with
An organization that represents Alabama's poor is urging the Legislature to pass a proposed constitutional amendment to remove the 4 percent state sales tax
Florida's courts are being overrun by home foreclosures. The state Supreme Court released a summary Thursday that showed almost 400,000 foreclosures were filed
A Mississippi House Committee took no action Monday on a bill that proposes creating a state lottery to help pay for college scholarships.
City leaders were on hand Monday to unveil the first success story for Mobile's Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP).
Alabama will get $824,520 in federal funding for an effort to promote employment and job training among low-income, older workers.
Thousands of State Farm property insurance customers will be seeing nonrenewal notices in their mailboxes next week.
Just days after President Barack Obama endorsed a partial freeze on domestic spending, his Democratic allies in the Senate have rejected a plan attempting to
Gov. Charlie Crist says it's possible he'll meet with President Barack Obama Thursday when both men are in Tampa.
The Alabama Senate will need a fourth day to debate legislation that would create a $1 billion highway construction program.
Gov. Charlie Crist wants to give Florida corporations a $100 million tax cut although the state is facing a potential budget deficit of up to $3.2 billion.
Mobile County Commissioner Stephen Nodine today distributed more than $200,000 in funds to District 2 schools, mainly for computer technology aimed at giving
People who give to charities providing earthquake relief in Haiti can claim these donations on the tax return they are completing this season, according to the
A former Mobile mayor speaks on how he believes the Alabama Motorsports Park will bring in not only millions in revenue, but also millions of people.
The latest unemployment rate for Alabama is the highest it's been in 26 years. Some people are hoping things will soon change.
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour on Friday cut $221 million from the nearly $6 billion state budget.
