Alabama Power

ESPN's Football Power Index Top 25 rankings for Week 5 of the college football season are out, prompting fans to compare them with other major polls and projections. CBS Sports' latest bowl projections have Utah entering the College Football Playoff bracket as the new Big 12 favorite, while Alabama moves up to the No. 2 seed. Fans are debating where their teams landed.

Georgia coach Kirby Smart is facing fresh attention over leaked speeches connected to the Georgia-Alabama rivalry, a topic drawing heavy search interest across the US. He has also commented on a viral video involving an Alabama fan. The chatter centers on what the speeches reveal about his approach to the high-stakes matchup between the two SEC powers.

The Alabama Supreme Court has lifted an order that had blocked Alabama Power from accessing or developing a property in Shelby County. The ruling clears the way for the utility to move forward with its plans for the land. The details of the dispute and the court's reasoning have not been fully laid out in initial reports, leaving questions about what led to the original injunction.

Georgia Power, Alabama Power and Mississippi Power, the Southern Company utilities serving their respective states, are the subject of a joint data announcement distributed via GlobeNewswire. The release concerns data relating to the three utilities, and further details remain limited. Coverage so far is minimal, and the specific contents and implications of the data have not been widely reported or discussed yet.

Alabama Power has received approval to resume construction of a contested transmission line in Shelby County, Alabama. The project has faced local opposition over its routing and impact, prompting a legal dispute that had halted work. The go-ahead clears the way for the utility to proceed while opponents weigh their next steps.

The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for Alabama to use its Republican-drawn congressional map in upcoming elections, despite earlier challenges over claims it diluted Black voters' power. The decision hands a significant advantage to the GOP in Alabama's districts. The ruling is drawing attention from voting rights groups and election watchers nationally.

An Alabama resident new to solar energy is reportedly facing summer electricity bills around $400 for a doublewide mobile home, and was advised to insulate the property before expecting solar to solve the problem. Commenters and energy writers point out that poor insulation makes high bills likely regardless of power source, especially in Alabama's hot, humid summers.

Alabama's attorney general is warning that climate change could drive up energy costs for residents. The statement frames climate policy and environmental shifts as a financial burden on consumers, a line of argument that has become common among Republican state attorneys general who challenge federal climate regulations. Observers are weighing the claim against evidence that extreme weather itself strains power grids and raises prices.

Southern Company utilities Georgia Power and Alabama Power have disclosed a data breach affecting roughly 400,000 customer accounts. Details on what data was exposed and how the intrusion occurred remain limited, but the incident adds to a string of cyberattacks on US utilities and energy sector firms, raising concerns about the security of critical infrastructure and customer information.

Tropical Storm Isaias has knocked out electricity for thousands of residents in Florida and Alabama as it tracks northward along the US East Coast. Utility crews are working to restore service while forecasters warn of further outages, heavy rain and strong winds in the storm's path.

Southern Company has disclosed a data breach affecting nearly 100,000 Alabama Power customer accounts. Local Alabama news outlets including WBRC 6 News and WSFA are reporting the incident, which has exposed account information belonging to a large number of the utility's customers. Details on what specific data was compromised and whether customers face fraud risks have not been fully outlined in the initial reports.

Hurricane Isaias has swept across the US Gulf Coast, leaving widespread destruction in Florida and Alabama. Emergency crews have begun a massive cleanup operation, clearing debris and restoring power to affected communities. Photos published by Al Jazeera show flooded streets, damaged homes and uprooted trees along the coast, as residents assess the scale of the damage and authorities coordinate recovery efforts.

Hurricane Isaias left storm damage across Montgomery, Alabama, with local reports documenting downed trees, debris and power outages across the city. Local news coverage is showing residents and officials the extent of the damage as cleanup begins and utility crews work to restore services in affected neighborhoods.

Alabama Power says roughly 100,000 of its customers have been affected by a data breach. The utility reported the incident this week, and local outlets are covering the scope of the exposure and what information may have been compromised. Customers are being urged to stay alert, though the company has not detailed how the breach happened or who was behind it.

Hurricane Isaias is weakening and moving north, but nearly 400,000 customers in Florida and Alabama remain without electricity after the storm passed through. Utility crews are working to restore service while residents assess damage. The outages underscore how even a weakening hurricane can leave a broad swath of the Southeast without power for days.

Tropical Storm Isaias moved across the Gulf Coast, leaving damage and lingering power outages in parts of Florida and Alabama. Utility crews are working to restore electricity to affected communities, while residents assess damage from wind and rain brought by the storm. Coverage from outlets including USA Today is tracking the outages and cleanup efforts.

Hurricane Isaias struck the US Gulf Coast and has since weakened, but the storm left widespread damage in its wake. More than 664,000 customers in Florida and Alabama are without power as emergency crews begin assessing the impact. Officials are monitoring flooding and wind damage while utility companies work to restore electricity across the affected states.

Alabama Power is reporting a potential data breach that could affect as many as 100,000 of its customers. The utility says an investigation is underway to determine what information was exposed and how many people are actually impacted. Customers may be wondering whether their personal or account details are at risk, and further details about the scope and cause of the incident have not yet been released.

Tropical Storm Isaias has caused storm damage in Dothan, Alabama, as the system moved through the southeastern United States. News coverage is showing raw footage of the aftermath in the city, with residents and local officials assessing downed trees, power lines and property damage. The storm is being tracked closely as it continues north along the East Coast.

Tropical Storm Isaias has weakened into a post-tropical cyclone as it moves over Alabama, but forecasters warn that damaging winds and flooding remain threats across the region. Residents are being urged to stay alert to continued severe weather risks, including downed trees, power outages and rising water, as the storm's remnants push inland.

Tropical Storm Isaias has intensified, with winds reaching 100 mph, prompting Central Alabama to prepare for damaging winds and flooding. The system is tracking toward the region, and residents are being urged to secure property, monitor official forecasts, and prepare for possible power outages and dangerous conditions as the storm approaches.

Hurricane Isaias is approaching landfall and threatens Alabama with heavy flooding and tornadoes, according to AL.com's warning roundup. Forecasters urge residents to prepare for dangerous storm surge, power outages and hazardous conditions before the storm arrives along the Gulf Coast.

Donald Trump held a rally in Alabama to boost the Republican candidate in a closely contested race for Congress, telling supporters to 'vote like I'm on the ballot'. The former president remains a powerful draw for the Republican base, and his intervention underscores how competitive the district race has become as both parties pour attention into it ahead of the vote.

Tropical Storm Isaias made landfall in Florida and is now moving inland, with forecasters warning of damaging winds reaching Central Alabama. Residents across the Southeast are being urged to prepare for downed trees, power outages and hazardous conditions as the storm continues its trek across the region.

A judge is set to decide the ongoing dispute between Prichard's mayor and city council after both sides submitted their final arguments. The ruling will determine how the power struggle between the city's executive and legislative branches is resolved, and residents in the Mobile County, Alabama city are awaiting the court's decision.

The Alabama Baptist publishes a commentary arguing that physical presence remains essential to church life and that faith communities cannot simply be replaced by online services. The piece speaks to ongoing debates among religious communities about balancing digital worship with in-person fellowship, a question many congregations have faced since the pandemic changed how people gather.