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Hadrian Secures $1.37 Billion Funding to Expand Defense Manufacturing

Hadrian Secures $1.37 Billion Funding to Expand Defense Manufacturing

Hadrian Secures $1.37 Billion Funding to Expand Defense Manufacturing
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The year in review: Influential people who have died in 2026

The year in review: Influential people who have died in 2026

Known for his Southern drawl, political flexibility and hawkish foreign policy, Lindsey Graham was an influential Republican in the U.S. Senate with an ability to befriend colleagues of different political persuasions
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Etowah County Couple Awarded $88 Million in Landmark Hernia Mesh Verdict

Etowah County Couple Awarded $88 Million in Landmark Hernia Mesh Verdict

A federal jury has awarded an Alabama couple $88 million in a landmark verdict against Covidien, a subsidiary of Medtronic, over its Symbotex hernia mesh product. The jury found that Covidien failed to adequately warn physicians about the risks associated with the mesh, which led to significant health complications for Larry Patterson, who received the implant in 2017. The verdict, delivered in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, is the largest compensatory damages award in the history of U.S. mesh litigation. The case is part of a larger multidistrict litigation involving over 2,500 lawsuits.
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Alabama Prepares for August 11 Special Primary with Voter Information Campaign

Alabama Prepares for August 11 Special Primary with Voter Information Campaign

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen has reminded voters of essential information ahead of the August 11 special primary election. This election will take place in the 1st, 2nd, 6th, and 7th congressional districts. Allen emphasized the use of AlabamaVotes.gov as a resource for voters to verify their congressional district, voter registration status, polling location, and to review sample ballots. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and voters are required to present a valid photo ID. Election results will be posted at polling places and on the Alabama secretary of state’s website.
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Kay Ivey Office Building Officially Named for Alabama Attorney General's Office

Kay Ivey Office Building Officially Named for Alabama Attorney General's Office

The building housing the Alabama Attorney General's Office has been officially named the Kay Ivey Office Building. This development comes as a tribute to Governor Kay Ivey, who is set to leave office following the upcoming gubernatorial election. The new signage has been installed, marking the building with her name. This naming serves as a recognition of Ivey's contributions to the state during her tenure as governor.
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Florida Gators Soccer Matches to be Televised on SEC Network in Fall 2026

Florida Gators Soccer Matches to be Televised on SEC Network in Fall 2026

Florida Gators Soccer Matches to be Televised on SEC Network in Fall 2026
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Hadrian Secures $1.37 Billion Funding to Expand Defense Manufacturing Capabilities

Hadrian Secures $1.37 Billion Funding to Expand Defense Manufacturing Capabilities

Hadrian Secures $1.37 Billion Funding to Expand Defense Manufacturing Capabilities
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AL-02 GOP Candidates Present Platforms Ahead of Special Primary Election

AL-02 GOP Candidates Present Platforms Ahead of Special Primary Election

In Alabama's 2nd Congressional District, five Republican candidates presented their platforms at a forum in Barbour County, one week before the special primary election. The district was redrawn following a U.S. Supreme Court order, allowing the use of a previously contested congressional map. Candidates Joshua McKee, Hampton Harris, David Matthews, James Richardson, and Rhett Marques outlined their priorities, ranging from economic policies to veterans' healthcare. The forum highlighted the candidates' differing approaches to governance and their strategies to challenge Democratic incumbent Shomari Figures in the upcoming general election.
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Rep. Terri Sewell Opposes Proposed Data Center in Lowndes County Over Environmental Concerns

Rep. Terri Sewell Opposes Proposed Data Center in Lowndes County Over Environmental Concerns

U.S. Representative Terri Sewell has voiced her opposition to a proposed $1.5 billion data center in Lowndes County, Alabama. Sewell's concerns center around the potential environmental impact and the strain on the county's already fragile water infrastructure. The project has sparked significant public interest, with residents raising questions about its implications for local neighborhoods, infrastructure, and quality of life. Sewell emphasizes the need for rigorous environmental review and transparent public scrutiny before proceeding. She highlights the historical and ongoing challenges faced by Lowndes County, including underinvestment and environmental injustice, as reasons for her stance.
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Huntsville Welcomes New Businesses, Expanding Local Economy

Huntsville Welcomes New Businesses, Expanding Local Economy

Huntsville Welcomes New Businesses, Expanding Local Economy
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Alabama Secretary of State Issues Voting Reminders for August 11 Special Primary

Alabama Secretary of State Issues Voting Reminders for August 11 Special Primary

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen has issued reminders to voters ahead of the August 11 special primary election for the state's 1st, 2nd, 6th, and 7th congressional districts. Voters are encouraged to use AlabamaVotes.gov to verify their voter registration status, find polling locations, and review sample ballots. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and voters must present a valid photo ID. Allen expressed gratitude to local election officials for their role in ensuring secure and transparent elections. The election results will be available at polling places and online.
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Kay Ivey Office Building Signage Installed, Honoring Alabama's Longest-Serving Governor

Kay Ivey Office Building Signage Installed, Honoring Alabama's Longest-Serving Governor

The Alabama Attorney General's Office building has been officially renamed the Kay Ivey Office Building, with new signage installed to mark the change. This decision follows the Alabama Legislature's House Joint Resolution 253, which recommended the designation, and was signed by Governor Kay Ivey. The Alabama Building Renovation Finance Authority approved the naming on April 9, just before the ninth anniversary of Ivey's tenure as Alabama's 54th governor. Ivey is recognized as the longest continuously serving governor in Alabama's history and the longest-serving female governor in American history. Her administration is noted for significant achievements, including the Rebuild Alabama infrastructure program, broadband expansion, and new prison construction.