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Huntsville Proposes New Rules for Hemp Sales

City aims to align with state law while protecting neighborhoods and institutions

Mobile County District Court Judge Resigns After Less Than a Year

Judicial commission seeks applicants to fill District Court Place 4 vacancy

Dot Inman-Johnson's Story of Passion, Power and Perseverance

The first Black woman to become Mayor of Tallahassee reflects on her life of advocacy and public service.

Fayette Approves Building Code Amendment for Fire Safety

City updates regulations to better accommodate older and historic structures.

Officials Tout Regional Cooperation in Announcing Progress on 2 Major Road Projects

The expansion of Hollywood Boulevard bridge and widening of Deerfoot Parkway are slated to begin in the coming years.

Birmingham Mayor Highlights Public Safety and Infrastructure Gains

Woodfin delivers State of the Community address, fields resident questions on homelessness and other issues

Cullman Offers Incentives for Neighborhood Revitalization

New 'Neighborhood Enhancement Program' provides funding for developers to replace blighted homes

Hartselle City Councilwomen Serve Community Through Lifelong Volunteerism

Virginia Alexander and Sherry Yeager's paths to public office were shaped by a commitment to giving back.

Birmingham Council Denies 2 Liquor Licenses Over History, Neighborhood Concerns

One applicant had operated as a nonprofit for youth until it was discovered it had been selling alcohol illegally.

Madison Mayor Reflects on First 100 Days in Office

Bartlett highlights progress on public safety, economic growth, and community initiatives

Fairhope Proposes Zoning Changes to Limit Density, Protect Downtown

New regulations aim to preserve the central business district and control population growth.

Tuscaloosa Area Government Leaders to Join Radio Town Hall

Mayors, Probate Judge to discuss key issues on local radio broadcast

Two Candidates Qualify for Vacant Tuscaloosa City Council Seat

Special election scheduled for April 14 to fill District 3 seat

Ashford to Vote on Community Event Coordinator Position Monday

City officials say the meeting will focus on voting for the role of Community Event Coordinator.

Obama's Presidential Center Draws Criticism for Confusing Text Design

The new text inscription on the museum tower has locals and critics scratching their heads over its readability.

Obama's Presidential Center Sparks Controversy Over Confusing Text Display

The new text on the museum tower, taken from Obama's Selma speech, is drawing criticism for being difficult to read.

Madison County Commission Urges Governor to Appoint Chairman from Current Commissioners

The commission unanimously passed a resolution asking Governor Ivey to consider appointing a current commissioner as the next county chairman.

Tuscaloosa City Schools Drops SSUT Lawsuit, Seeks Legislative Fix

District joins city in dismissing lawsuit, aims to work with state lawmakers on online sales tax distribution formula

No Crime Committed in Tuscaloosa City Hall Incident Involving Councilor

Police say verbal dispute between city councilor and community member did not result in charges

Prichard Mayor Launches 'Traveling City Hall' to Connect with Residents

Initiative brings local government directly to neighborhoods across the city

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