Ruth Serven is a Senior Managing Producer at AL.com. She leads community engagement and audience development initiatives, with a focus on education and public policy, particularly in the realms of K-12 education and school administration. Ruth's work has been featured in Kearney Hub, cleveland.com, and AL.com, highlighting her commitment to impactful journalism in education and community issues.
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By: Ruth Serven
The runoff election is June 16.
It’s a day of reflection and remembrance of those who died while serving in the U.S. military.
Both shows have released five seasons.
By: Ruth Serven
The poll was conducted by a PAC that is politically aligned with Jared Hudson.
By: Ruth Serven
The runoff for Alabama's open US Senate seat is June 16.
By: Ruth Serven, Smith, Mike Cason
Republican leaders are hoping the Supreme Court allows the state to use a GOP-favored map.
By: Ruth Serven
May 19 primaries have already occurred, and it’s not clear whether there is time and opportunity to change the election in 2026.
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals allowed Alabama to move forward with a version of maps that a judge had previously ruled discriminated against Black voters.
By: Ruth Serven
The Federal Communications Commission is considering whether television ratings should include alerts for “transgender and gender non-binary programming.
By: Ruth Serven
The state has a very tight timeline if it wants to make changes to ballots before the general election in November.
