The former Auburn coach and steadfast Trump supporter has not ruled out a 2026 run. GOP contenders better hope he doesn't.

Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville says he wants to bring Pete Hegseth to Alabama after he becomes secretary of defense to visit the state's military installations and defense companies.

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Tuberville hasn’t slammed the door on the idea of a run for governor, saying several days ago, “Never say never,” though he would have to walk away from the Senate with his six-year term ending next year.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville has been outspoken about how he thinks disaster relief should be funneled to California in the wake of the ongoing wildfires.

Irondale police Lt. Mark Meadows was struck by a vehicle while working at the Church of the Highlands’ main campus.

The U.S. Senate will vote on Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s bill to bar transgender women and girls from competing in female school sports. Senate Majority Leader John Thune placed the bill on the chamber’s calendar last week, meaning a vote will be held in the next few weeks, The Hill reports. A firm date for the vote has not been set.

Senator Lindsey Graham in partnership with Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, announced Wednesday a new act aimed at "preservingTitle IX protections for fema

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - If Dothan Area of Chamber of Commerce members who voted in a mock election have their way, Tommy Tuberville will say goodbye to Washington and become Alabama’s next governor.

The initial basing announcement, made on Jan. 13, 2021, declared that Huntsville had emerged as the top candidate.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, has refiled his Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act for the 119th Congress, a bill that would effectively ban transgender individuals’ participation in sports.

Alabama senators Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville introduced a resolution to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the Secretary of the Air Force's announcement