Alabama first-time college-going rate is up, PARCA says
More Alabama public high school graduates than ever are going to four-year colleges directly after graduation.
HBCU CARES launches new fellowship for Alabama student innovators
A new statewide fellowship aims to turn big ideas from the state's historically Black college and university students into real companies.
Deadline nears for public comment on Alabama’s updated computer science standards
The deadline for public comment on Alabama's updated computer science standards is Thursday.
Judge orders mediation in Ivey, Ledbetter lawsuit over CHOOSE Act athletic eligibility
A temporary restraining order remains in place to allow students to participate in sports if they're using CHOOSE Act funds to attend schools.
Troy’s Hawkins to retire in 2028
Troy University Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr., will retire at the end of 2028 under a transition plan.
Rural Alabama’s Struggle for Healthcare Access
Randy Scott reports from Clarke County to learn about the possibility of Thomasville Regional Medical Center reopening.
Alabama board gets update on school safety law implementation
Alabama education officials begin implementing a school safety law that sets statewide standards for public school emergencies.
House votes to repeal payout for senators; Tuberville plans to sue
Can the government search a senator's phone records without their knowledge?
UA’s record economic impact shows strong return on state investment
The study states UA generated $3.4 billion in economic impact statewide and $2.4 billion in the Tuscaloosa metro area, both record highs.
UA to launch new School of Leadership and Policy in 2027
The school will offer a Bachelor of Arts in Public Policy and Master of Public Policy, beginning in fall 2027.
Alabama’s delegation votes to release Epstein files
Alabama's delegation voted to release the Epstein files after President Trump endorsement.
Seven takeaways from Alabama’s 2025 school report cards
Alabama's newest school report cards — state and federal — offered a snapshot that is equal parts progress report and a warning.
Alabamians brace for higher premiums as Congress has no clear plan to extend health insurance subsidies
Without an extension of ACA enhanced tax credits, Alabamians can expect to pay high premiums for health insurance next year.
Lawmakers Consider Tying College Funding to Student Success Measures
Lawmakers Consider Tying College Funding to Student Success Measures
Alabama’s $3B in education reserves reflect lessons from the Great Recession
Alabama Senate Education Budget Chairman Arthur Orr defends the state's conservative approach to building education reserves.
House votes to end shutdown, Alabama delegation split on party lines
Alabama's U.S. House lawmakers returned to Washington after more than 50 days for a vote to bring an end to the shutdown.
Senate passes bill to end shutdown, moves to House; Britt at center of negotiations.
The federal government is one step closer to reopening after the Senate passed a new funding measure Monday.
Huntsville business community hits $1M milestone to fund National Board teachers
Huntsville business and education create a unique model that officials say could serve as a national model.
Ivey, State Leaders Mark Milestone in Alabama’s $300 Million Middle-Mile Fiber Network
Governor Ivey celebrates a major milestone in Alabama’s statewide middle-mile fiber network.
How a rise in sickness is prompting people to take a second look at immunizations
Alabama health professionals urge families to consider vaccinations during the airborne illness season.
Three Alabamians Inducted Into Alabama Academy of Honor
LaFayette, Watts and Stimpson are joining leaders like Rosa Parks and Harper Lee in the Alabama Academy of Honor.
Britt involved in bipartisan talks on how to end the shutdown
Alabama Sen. Katie Britt is playing a pivotal role in bipartisan conversations aimed at ending the shutdown gridlock.
Ivey directs $2M of emergency funds to food banks to support SNAP recipients
The $2 million will go toward eight food banks in Alabama, which serve all of the state's 67 counties.
Colorado sues Trump administration over Space Command move
Colorado is suing the Trump administration for retaliating against Colorado by relocating Space Command headquarters to Huntsville.
Scholarship program drives Alabama’s next generation of skilled workers
A statewide scholarship program links students, community colleges, and manufacturers to strengthen Alabama’s high-demand workforce.
Alabama food banks expect ‘unprecedented’ demand as SNAP benefits halt
The pause is already testing food banks and pantries statewide. Feeding Alabama has warned that demand will be “unprecedented.”
Lawmakers Hear Testimony on Prison Conditions as New Elmore Facility Advances
Lawmakers hear emotional testimony from pastors and advocates calling for accountability as officials tout progress on the state’s new 4,000-bed prison.
Ed Farm, Apple join Alabama in $16M push to bridge digital divide in rural communities
Alabama leaders are partnering with Birmingham-based nonprofit Ed Farm and Apple on a state-funded $16 million initiative.
Port of Mobile Becomes Deepest Port on Gulf Coast After Harbor Expansion
State and federal officials gathered on the waterfront in Mobile for a dedication ceremony for the milestone.
Alabama charter commission renews three schools, adding conditions for one
Alabama charter commission renews three schools, adding conditions for one.
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