Posts by Sean Ross — Page 149

For much of rural Alabama, one of the main hindrances to economic development is a pure lack of people stopping in to eat, shop and work.

MONTGOMERY - In today's supercharged political environment, it is inspiring to see elected officials put past differences aside for the betterment of...

While traveling to Georgia on Monday, President Donald Trump tweeted his support of farmers who have been devastated by Hurricane Michael in southeast Alabama.

Videos of military service members reuniting with loved ones after lengthy periods of time overseas are always heart warming, but this time it is...

Governor Kay Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall met with the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles on Monday regarding recent reporting that the board had been releasing violent inmates early at an alarmingly high rate.

The Huntsville Police Department arrested a local man Friday after he allegedly threatened to kill officers on multiple occasions. Micah Duane Chisom...

One veteran in Mobile served our nation abroad over a decade ago, and now the mementos he brought home to remember his service, his sacrifices and those he fought alongside of have been stolen.

In a press release last week, Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL) praised the passage of S. 3021, entitled America’s Water Infrastructure Act of 2018.

All of the Democratic candidates running against incumbent Republican members of the United States House of Representatives in Alabama have ignored Yellowhammer News three times since last Tuesday regarding whether they, if elected, would support the impeachment of Supreme Court Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

In response to Governor Kay Ivey’s Thursday request, President Donald Trump on Saturday approved an Emergency Disaster Declaration for the state of Alabama as a result of Hurricane Michael.

To help the state’s farmers recover from Hurricane Michael’s devastation, the Alabama Farmers Federation has established a relief fund to directly benefit producers.

With fall weather finally here, Alabama’s favorite college football teams have some cool week seven matchups. All of the Yellowhammer State’s teams...

Washington, D.C.-based Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity (URGE) is hiring people in the Montgomery area to fight Amendment Two, which is up for constitutional referendum on the upcoming general election ballot.

In separate interviews with NBC 13 posted this week, Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Saks) and his Democratic opponent, Mallory Hagan, offered opposing viewpoints on border security.

A local grocery store in Limestone County has banned Pepsi products featuring the NFL logo on them, as first reported by WAAY.

The United States Senate on Thursday confirmed Judge Liles Clifton Burke to serve as a U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Alabama.

When Hurricane Michael hammered the southeast corner of Alabama on Wednesday, the storm ripped apart what some farmers predicted was the area’s best cotton crop in years, per a release by the Alabama Farmers Federation.

In the aftermath of tragedy, sometimes the smallest of gestures can bring a world of hope. As Hurricane Michael tore through the ...

The Alliance for a Pro-Life Alabama (APLA) on Thursday announced that Public Service Commission President Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh, Alabama Republican Party chair Terry Lathan and former state Representative Mary Sue McClurkin have agreed to serve as co-chairs of the group.

The U.S. Air Force announced on Wednesday that it is awarding $1 billion to United Launch Alliance (ULA) to develop its new Vulcan Centaur rocket.

As reported by WAAY 31, a retired green beret in the Huntsville area is using his expertise to help Alabama churches come up with active shooter plans.

For nearly four years, Crimson Tide football fans have been calling for the return of "Dixieland Delight" to home football games in Bryant-Denny Stadium.

In an interview with NBC 13, Congressman Robert Aderholt discussed his strong support for building President Donald Trump's wall, which Aderholt called "key" for national security.

Even during a contested General Election cycle and amidst a contentious political climate, Governor Kay Ivey boasts a sky-high approval rating.