Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall on Thursday joined a massive bipartisan group of 52 state and territory attorneys general in calling on Congress to "expeditiously" close a deadly fentanyl loophole in federal law.

Concerned Women for America's eight-state bus tour made a much-anticipated stop in Alabama on Thursday, with citizens from around the state assembling in Hoover to voice their unequivocal support of President Donald Trump's nominee to the United States Supreme Court - Judge Brett Kavanaugh.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey supports an appeal to the United States Supreme Court after a federal court on Wednesday struck down the state's law that bans the most frequently used second-trimester abortion procedure.

Alabama's famed radio duo Rick Burgess and Bill "Bubba" Bussey are bringing their unique brand of conservative commentary and comedy to CRTV - the Conservative Review's media company.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday nominated Birmingham-born Lt. General Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr. to take over U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) and be promoted to a four-star general.

After the University of North Alabama (UNA) announced on Wednesday that they are hosting prominent Black Lives Matter activist Shaun King to speak on their campus in Florence next month, the College Republican Federation of Alabama (CRFA) declared that "while we do not support Mr. King's methods or rhetoric, we do support his right to come speak on campuses in Alabama."

Alabama Republicans voiced their optimism after the EPA proposed a replacement to the Obama Administration’s so-called “Clean Power Plan,” and the state's attorney general and public service commissioners will review its impact on consumers.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced that he was "disappointed" and "carefully considering" an appeal to the United States Supreme Court after a federal court on Wednesday struck down Alabama's law that bans the most frequently used second-trimester abortion procedure.

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Walt Maddox campaigned alongside former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman in Selma on Tuesday.

Rep. Mo Brooks (AL-5) strongly criticized liberal border policies after an illegal immigrant from Mexico confessed on Tuesday to kidnapping and killing Mollie Tibbetts, a student at the University of Iowa, while she was jogging in her small hometown of Brooklyn, Iowa.

Senator Richard Shelby (R-Tuscaloosa) announced today in a press release that the Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has awarded $3,087,090 to Auburn University "for research and the development of techniques to improve the additive manufacturing industry."

The University of Alabama's football program on Monday was treated to a visit by Tuscaloosa's native-son Deontay Wilder, who gave a stirring speech on the power of teamwork and brotherhood.

After a video recently went viral on social media depicting American election equipment being easily hacked at this summer's Def Con hacking conference, Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill told Yellowhammer News that it is "unconscionable" that anyone would give the video "any credence."

Republican Rep. Bradley Byrne (AL-1) on Tuesday hosted a town-hall in the Old Monroe County Courthouse of "To Kill a Mockingbird" fame.

Auburn University's football program on Tuesday posted a video of basketball legend Charles Barkley giving an impactful speech to their team as they continue preseason preparations.

Huntsville's HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology announced on Tuesday that one of their associate companies, CFD Research, partnered with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) and Oak Ridge Associated Universities during a two-week course designed to "teach, inspire and involve" high school students in CFD’s antibiotic discovery process.

The EPA on Tuesday proposed a replacement to the Obama Administration's so-called "Clean Power Plan" and Alabama's coal industry rejoiced.

Alabama leaders celebrated after the state on Friday announced its highest ever employment numbers for the third month in a row.

Incumbent Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) slammed his Democratic opponent as "socialist" and "extreme" after FiveThirtyEight.com projected that the incumbent Brooks will be reelected in Alabama's Fifth Congressional District.

In a viral video posted Sunday on Twitter, the University of Alabama head football coach Nick Saban gave a powerful speech about toughness to his team.

Steve Marshall on Monday participated in a White House panel on border security and was a special guest afterwards at President Donald Trump's ceremony honoring the brave men and women of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

In a video posted Sunday by Auburn's football program, head coach Gus Malzahn announced that walk-on quarterback Devin Adams has been awarded a scholarship for his senior year.

The national pro-life organization SBA List joined pro-life Alabamians and the state's Republican Party Chair Terry Lathan in Mobile on Wednesday to urge Senator Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) to confirm President Donald Trump's nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, to the United States Supreme Court and buck "the radical abortion lobby" that helped get Jones elected.

Rep. Martha Roby (AL-2) hit back at Chelsea Clinton, saying that "It is appalling to me that anyone would attempt to assign a monetary value to human life."