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[applause] thank you all so much. President marsh, speaker mccutcheon, members of the alabama legislature, chief justice stuart, justices of the alabama supreme court, distinguished guests, and my fellow alabamians. [applause] yall please be seated. What a game. [laughing] [applause] i was honored to attend last nights game, and witnessed a remarkable victory for the university of alabama, which brings another National Title to the great state of alabama. [applause] im proud of the entire alabam...

Investigation would soon be winding down. However, there are signs to the contrary. Axios is reporting that, quote, members of Robert Muellers team are reaching out to former Republican National Committee Staff who were familiar with the digital campaign. The goal is to determine if the joint effort was related to the activities of russian trolls and bots aimed at affecting the american electorate. Ty cobb said all of the interviews with the special team are over. However, former colleague said ...

Could there be oil underground in the Angels Station community? One resident thought so in 1949.

“In the 26 years I’ve been here, I’ve never seen anything worse than it is now,” County Administrator Ken Joiner said.

By Phil Williams, 1819 News Commentary I’ve been watching the ongoing soap opera in D.C. over relaxed attire for U.S. senators on the floor of the Senate. To make Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) feel more at home, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) waived hundreds of years of Senate rules, allowing senators (aka Fetterman) to work

Columnist Phil Williams says he's bothered by Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman's attire on the Senate floor.

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The Alabama House Ethics Committee will begin Wednesday discussing possible changes to the state’s multiple ethics laws that apply to elected officials, government employees — and in some cases their

The committee will first review a 2019 report from the Code of Ethics Clarification and Reform Commission, a group created by the Legislature in 2018 to propose changes to existing

State schools Superintendent Ed Richardson left no doubt during a visit to Anniston on Aug. 6, 1998, that the state will take over at the end of summer 1999 if