Politics

Communities are pushing back hard on data center expansion, and candidates are taking notice with new promises.

Much to the consternation of West Alabama cattle producers, President Trump’s foreign beef import plan went into effect today.

A major meeting today at Brookwood's G.G. Hardin Center will allow 50 citizens there to ask questions about the proposed development of several data centers there.

A tech company with Alabama land holdings just donated twenty-five thousand dollars to a gubernatorial candidate who champions data centers. Coincidence or calculated move?

When you're leading in the polls, why show up to debate? That's the calculation driving this year's governor's race.

Alabama's new data center law requires facilities to cover their own power costs.

A senator from Decatur says Alabama's 2021 rules on license plate cameras didn't go nearly far enough, and new legislation may be coming.

Tuscaloosa City Council President Kip Tyner has ended speculation about his health with a social media post to "set the record straight," and said he is on the mend after a week in DCH Regional Medical Center.

An Alabama-born CNN anchor, a pointed remark from the President, and an orange cake with icing that says it all.

Speaking spots at Brookwood's September 1 public meeting are limited to 50 people, and residents get first priority.