Gov. Kay Ivey is reacting to public concerns made by Alabama House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter, in which he called for an investigation into construction of the Kay Ivey Correctional Complex and for a pause on the construction of a second facility in Escambia County.
Alabamians will soon pick a new U.S. Senator to represent the state in Washington, D.C. Meet the candidates looking to replace Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor.
Alabama voters will have the final say on four proposed changes to the state’s constitution, including one that would require local boards of education to adopt policies allowing for student-initiated, student-led prayer in public schools.
Inflation and the cost of living are by far the most important issue to Alabama voters in our Gray Media poll, and President Trump's support has softened from where these voters were in 2024.
Alabamians will soon elect a new Secretary of State, and two candidates are vying for votes on Nov. 3. Meet the candidates and watch their full-length interviews.
The top of the ticket in Alabama state wide races is getting the attention, but Republicans are quietly building double-digit cushions all the way down the ballot.
Tommy Tuberville has the edge in Alabama’s race for governor, while more Alabama voters believe the state is on the wrong track than the right one, according to new exclusive polling from Gray Media Alabama and the Alabama Daily News.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected Roy Moore's push to restore an $8.2 million defamation verdict over a 2017 Senate race ad funded by a Democratic-aligned super PAC.
By Jenn Horton and Shannon Maze, WBRC News Director
A WBRC 6 News investigation examined the new data center law, the contracts filed since the commission began reworking its review process and how much of that process the public is allowed to see.
State Sen. Chris Elliott says he is trying again to get additional tax dollars for the Gulf Shores and Orange Beach city school systems that now go to the Baldwin County Public School System.
There is nothing state lawmakers can do to stop tolls on a planned Mobile River bridge and a newly reconfigured Bayway, but a state senator from Baldwin County is proposing a work-around.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt announced the funding Tuesday, applauding the U.S. Department of Education’s latest round of support for Alabama’s historically Black colleges, universities and community colleges.
Alabama’s school buses travel more than 500,000 miles every day, and with record-high diesel prices, getting students to and from school is becoming an even more costly expense.
The Alabama Educational Television Foundation Authority voted Wednesday to approve a survey contract to gauge public opinion on Alabama Public Television programming.
A lawsuit has been filed in Montgomery Co. Circuit Court looking to remove Republican Lt. Governor candidate John Wahl from the November general election ballot, citing a challenge to his Alabama residency.
The candidates running for Alabama’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries are weighing in on President Trump’s decision to pause tariffs on imported beef.
State Rep. Barbara Drummond said she will not support any legislation naming the new Interstate 10 bayway bridge unless it comes from a public process.
