​Alabama's universities are actively developing workforce development programs to equip students with practical skills and real-world experience, enhancing their employability across various industries. These initiatives often involve partnerships with businesses and industry associations, providing students with opportunities to engage in hands-on projects and professional training.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey reaffirmed her confidence in Huntsville as the future home of U.S. Space Command headquarters, issuing a strong statement Wednesday to Yellowhammer News in response to recent comments by Congressman Mike Rogers.

Ali Pilcher, a dedicated community advocate and Vestavia Hills alumna, has taken on yet another leadership role to benefit her hometown. As the new leader of the 1Legacy campaign for Vestavia Hills City Schools, Pilcher is working tirelessly to strengthen connections between the school system, alumni, and the broader community.

In a world where job seekers often feel overwhelmed by the daunting process of finding meaningful work, Kacey Taylor's story shines as a beacon of hope and resilience. Thanks to the Alabama Talent Triad, Kacey not only found her next opportunity but also discovered a platform that values skills and determination over a resume.

The Montgomery Public Schools Board of Education is expected to announce its choice for superintendent today. However, a recent revelation has added further controversy to an already contentious search process.

In the wake of a series of violent incidents involving teenagers from Dothan, Alabama, Panama City Beach Mayor Stuart Tettemer delivered a stern and heartfelt message on Friday, urging those involved to seek a better path.

Alabama may be known for its relatively affordable real estate, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some upscale markets where buying a home will cost you a pretty penny. Whether it’s luxury living just outside Birmingham or serene vacation homes near the state’s lakes and beaches, some cities in Alabama have become notably pricey.

Students attending schools within the University of Alabama System will face increased tuition starting in the 2025-2026 academic year. The University of Alabama System Board of Trustees approved the tuition hikes during an April meeting, following a recommendation from the Finance Committee.

On Saturday, the Governor’s Mansion in Montgomery was filled with excitement as Kay Ivey hosted the 6th Annual Magic Moments Easter Egg Roll. About 100 children, along with their families and guardians, gathered on the mansion's lawn for a day of festive fun and community spirit.

HB166, Alabama’s proposed cell phone ban in public schools, known as the Freeing Our Classrooms of Unnecessary Screens for Safety (FOCUS) Act, passed the House of Representatives on Thursday and is now moving to the Senate floor for final passage. The bill, sponsored by State Rep. Leigh Hulsey (R-Helena), aims to prohibit the use of […]

Several media outlets have shared the amazing story of Gulf Shores High School senior Tyler Burkett. Burkett is proving that resilience and determination can overcome even the toughest of challenges. This week, he signed his letter of intent to play college football for the University of North Alabama, marking a significant milestone after a journey shaped by both triumph and adversity.

The appointment of Michael Pickett as the new Chief of the Birmingham Police Department has sparked mixed reactions among community leaders and residents. Mayor Randall Woodfin announced Pickett's appointment on April 1,

On Wednesday, the Alabama Senate County and Municipal Government Committee voted to advance SB247 by State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) that would prohibit protesting outside an individual’s residence in Alabama. Sen. Orr described SB247 as a measure aimed at protecting residents from intimidation and harassment outside their homes. He stated that the bill was initially […]

President Donald Trump has removed Joe Ritch, a well-known Huntsville lawyer, from his position on the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Board of Directors. The dismissal took place on April 1 at the president’s direction. Ritch, who was appointed to the board by President Joe Biden in 2022 and confirmed by the Senate later that year, […]

The Mountain Brook City Council held a special session on Tuesday morning to appoint Thomas Boulware as the new Chief of Police. Chief Boulware has served the Mountain Brook Police Department for over two decades.

With the expected increase in the cost of purchasing new cars and the potential rise in the value of used cars, protecting your car's exterior appearance is more important than ever.

As part of Autism Awareness Month, the Helena Police Department is taking proactive steps to better serve and support individuals with autism in the community.

Former Decatur Police Officer Mac Marquette will now face trial for murder after a Morgan County judge ruled he did not act in self-defense when shooting Stephen Perkins in September of 2023.

The Associated Press is reporting that a federal judge has ruled that Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is not allowed to prosecute individuals or organizations aiding women leaving the state to obtain abortions.

The runoff election for the Tuscaloosa City Council District 1 seat has taken a dramatic turn in recent days. Security footage obtained by Tuscaloosa Patch shows current District 1 Councilor Matthew Wilson kicking over a campaign sign belonging to his opponent, Joe Eatmon.

The longstanding debate over school funding between the beach cities of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach and the Baldwin County School System has reignited, as the parties grapple over the distribution of millions of dollars in annual sales tax revenue.

The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has recently announced the termination of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service office lease in Fairhope, Alabama. The lease, covering a 5,132 square foot space, had an annual cost of $176,859.

After serving the Sand Mountain community for more than a century, Flat Rock Elementary School will close its doors at the end of the current academic year. The Jackson County Board of Education voted unanimously on Wednesday to close the Pre-K through sixth-grade school, citing financial strain, staffing challenges, and declining enrollment as key reasons for the decision.

Governor Kay Ivey has announced new statewide policies banning the use of certain artificial intelligence technologies on Alabama’s government networks and devices. The move follows the release of a final report by the Governor’s Generative AI Task Force, which included recommendations to address risks associated with generative artificial intelligence.