A retired Alabama state trooper killed last year in a crash was hit by an intoxicated driver traveling 104 miles per hour, according to a lawsuit filed Friday in Tuscaloosa County. Daryl W. Brown Sr., ...

The fiancée of an Iranian-born University of Alabama doctoral student facing deportation said she is saddened by news that ...

The online auction for the historic federal courthouse in Des Moines has been extended to April 30 with a second open house and tour of the building scheduled for April 22, the U.S. General Services ...

A graduate student at the University of Alabama detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been denied ...

Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum visited two Warrior Met mines to emphasize the administration’s commitment to lifting ...

The University of Alabama student, Alireza Doroudi, detained by ICE earlier this month, has a new bond hearing scheduled this ...

“Only the Supreme Court can decide the dispute and, in my opinion, the sooner, the better," a dissenting judge wrote. By Jordan Rubin UPDATE (April 9, 2025, 4:33 p.m. ET): Chief Justice John ...

Located at 501 Belle Street in Alton, the William L. Beatty Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse serves as a social security administration office. The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on April 8 blocked a lower court ruling that would have required the Trump administration to reinstate thousands of federal employees who were swept up in mass terminations ...

In a win for the White House, a federal appeals court has paved the way for the administration to once again fire probationary federal workers who had just been reinstated. It's the latest jolt for ...

Federal judge Amanda Brailsford heard arguments on Thursday morning at the federal courthouse in Boise from attorneys with the ACLU of Idaho and the Idaho Office of the Attorney General on whether ...

The office of Kelley Henry, a federal defender representing death row prisoners in Tennessee, has formally requested that Gov. Bill Lee pause executions through March 1, 2026, pending a court ...