Posts by Austen Shipley — Page 72
Steve Marshall, Attorney General for the state of Alabama, announced late last week that James Michael Hardaway, Former Assistant Director at Limestone County Community Corrections, has been convicted of one ethics violation and one count of custodial sexual misconduct.
Innovate Alabama is partnering with the Yellowhammer States HBCUs to invest in black talent that is being fostered at various institutions throughout the state.
Judge Chris McCool is now seeking a position on the Alabama Supreme Court. As of this weekend McCool has been endorsed for the spot by the Alabama Forestry Association (AFA).
You could say that Eli Gold is anticipating his return to commentating for the Crimson Tide/ “Lord willing and the creek don’t rise, I am planning to be back in time for the start of the regular season," Gold recently told a news station, WNSP Sports Radio.
Electric vehicles are increasingly both on the road and in the news.Beginning in April, the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) will begin hosting meetings throughout the state. The meetings are part of Drive Electric Alabama, which is a statewide electric vehicle education and awareness campaign.
“As college students that are fresh out in the world, we have experienced the struggle of understanding how the financial system works.” Those were the words of Hunter Weathers, vice chair of the College Republican Federation of Alabama (CRFA).
It was announced yesterday that members of Alabama's House of Representatives will be playing against members of the Alabama Senate in a charity softball game.
It appears that the majority of Alabamians would like to see the state grocery tax eliminated according to a new survey conducted by the Alabama Republican Party.
Senator Katie Britt and her husband, William, like many other Alabamian parents attend their children's athletic events.
Perry County Commission Chairman Albert Turner's voting fraud charges have officially been dismissed as of April 6th.
Three people were arrested last month in Russellville on charges relating to voter fraud and identity theft. They were Teresa Martin Pascual, Maria Juan Pascual, and Luis Balderman.
Huntsville, Alabama, already a leader in national defense, will become home to Marathon Robotics, the country's first autonomous ground robot production facility for military and police training.
The Alabama Marine Resources Division (MRD) of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) has announced applications are now being accepted for disaster assistance to aid eligible individuals and businesses that have been affected by freshwater intrusion into areas where heavy marine fishing occurs.
Legislation that would allow military personnel and military dependents ,licensed as cosmetologists in states other than Alabama, to continue practicing their skill and trade within the Yellowhammer State.
A Norfolk Southern train derailed in Jasper, AL near 1350 Old Russvelville Road Saturday night injuring two of its crew. The accident is the latest in a string of derailments occurring throughout the United States.
Senator Katie Britt has joined a growing group of legislators that are now condemning the National Security Council's recent review of the Biden administration's botched withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan.
In times of economic uncertainty and record inflation Alabamians may have something to be thankful for. Citizens of the Yellowhammer State, according to a new study done by the company doxo, have one of the lowest cost of living averages out of all 50 states in the nation with Alabama ranking 41st out of all the states regarding average monthly spending.
Yellowhammer News hosted its annual legislative update in Montgomery today and both Senator Pro Tempore Greg Reed and Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter joined the Yellowhammer team for a Q&A's session, touching on a variety of topics important to Alabamians.
All over the country a new crime has become more and more common, including in Alabama. Catalytic converter thefts seem to have become an almost daily occurrence in the Yellowhammer State.
Just like the rest of the country, Alabama's rental prices have gone up significantly since 2019 and are just now starting to decrease and level off for the first time in some places.
Last week at a hearing on Capitol Hill, Senator Katie Britt had the opportunity to question the Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland, on some of the Biden administration's economic policies that Britt believes are "strangling economic activity across the country."
Two new pieces of legislation designed to safe guard election integrity in Alabama passed the State Senate yesterday. The bills, sponsored by Senator Clyde Chambliss (R-Prattville), are referred to as SB9 and SB 10.
Alabama's Big Ten Mayor's are following "The Game Plan". "The Game Plan", as it is known, is an economic incentives package designed to reauthorize, expand, and modernize the ways that Alabama attracts and develops new businesses across the state.

