John Wahl Calls Flock Safety Cameras Unconstitutional, Cites Fourth Amendment
Republican lieutenant gubernatorial nominee John Wahl argues Flock Safety license plate cameras are unconstitutional and violate Fourth Amendment protections.
Pensacola Council Delays Decision on Proposed Youth Curfew
The Pensacola City Council took no action on a proposed curfew for unsupervised minors after debate, with members raising concerns and the mayor citing poor communication.
Public Official Kennon Declines Comment on Upcoming Ethics Hearing
A public official named Kennon has declined to comment ahead of an upcoming ethics hearing involving them.
Finebaum’s Show Turns SEC Talk Into a Guide to South Alabama’s Political Fights
Paul Finebaum's show blended SEC football talk with South Alabama's political fights, touching on Lane Kiffin's Senate buzz, the Kennan ethics case, the Carl-Jones race and more.
Opinion: Name the New Mobile River Bridge for Nick Saban, Not a Politician
An opinion piece argues Alabama should stop naming public projects after sitting politicians and instead name the new Mobile River bridge for Nick Saban.
Aug. 28 Deadline Nears in Perdido Key Beach Access Fight
Escambia County residents have until Aug. 28 to submit evidence on historic public use of Perdido Key beaches as commissioners weigh a customary use ordinance.
Escambia County Voters Head to the Polls for Tuesday’s Primary Election
Escambia County voters cast ballots Tuesday in the county primary, with election officials reminding residents of ID requirements, provisional ballots and absentee deadlines.
Opinion: What Is Left to Govern Us When Facts No Longer Bind Us?
In his 'This Matters' column, Bill Britt draws on Thomas Paine to warn that self-government erodes once facts, law and shared principle stop holding real authority over public life.
Doug Jones Renews Attack on Tuberville’s Social Security ‘Scam’ Remarks at Montgomery Town Hall
Doug Jones criticized Tommy Tuberville's Senate floor comments calling Social Security a "scam," warning at a Montgomery town hall that the stance threatens Alabama's state retirement system.
Escambia County, Florida Voters Approve Elected Superintendent Referendum
Escambia County, Florida voters approved a referendum Tuesday with 71.16% support and 27.32% turnout, meaning the school superintendent will now be elected starting in November 2028.