LSCU COOP / Communication & Press Room / News Feed / Alabama News
Alabama News
Cooper, who owns ATV cable station in Athens, withdrew from the race because of the possible Federal Communications Commissions regulations requiring equal time be given to all candidates.... More
Spurned by local Republicans, Jeff Cooper found a safe haven with the Democrats in his desire to run for the Madison County Commission District 3 seat. Cooper was denied a place on the Republican ballot the same night that Tom Butler was rejected.... More
Editor’s Note: "The Political Skinny" is an inside look at Alabama politics prepared by the staff of the Press-Register. For more information, e-mail skinny@press-register.com or call 251-219-5623.... More
Fairhope had appealed a lower court decision to deny the city's attempt to recover $1.24 million in legal fees from the Dyas family, documents show. The Dyases appealed a lower court order that struck down various lawsuit allegations against Fairhope and Mayor Tim Kant.... More
MOBILE, Alabama -- Few figures have undergone as great a transformation in their public image as Virgil Pittman.... More
It's hard to imagine things going worse for the prosecution than they did last year. But this trial? It already seems like a case study on all that can go wrong.... More
Cheatham, the Alabama Education Association's Huntsville representative, is the sole Democrat on the ballot for Morgan County Circuit Clerk. Cheatham, a native and resident of Decatur, will in November face the winner of the Republican primary.... More
In a court filing today, prosecutors say the information was made available to defense teams six months before last summer's trial.... More
The matter appears to be the first time that Tony Petelos and some commissioners have differed publicly over a policy matter.... More
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's liaison to the nation's mayors said today that the White House will support next year's multi-city tourism effort to commemorate the anniversary of major civil rights events of 1963.Birmingham Mayor William Bell at the National...... More












