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Gulf Shores' stunning Gulf State Park was honored Monday as the 2018 Attraction of the Year by the Alabama Tourism Department.

Vice President Mike Pence declared on Thursday morning that the Pentagon has begun the process of establishing the Space Force.

University of Alabama's football team heard from a special motivational speaker on Wednesday as they continue to prepare for their opening game.

Business is booming in Alabama and across the nation. However, with present economic successes also come new challenges, like a lack of skilled workers.

An attorney thinks that former Alabama Governor Robert Bentley may be legally eligible to run for the United States Senate in 2020.

Tuesday, Julian Maha of Birmingham posted a moving video outlining the story of an Alabama girl with autism who had never experienced a birthday.

Alabama alligator season opening this week

Alligator season is almost here. For those fortunate enough to draw a tag for 2018, it will soon be time to head out and get to hunting.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is taking issue with a multi-state lawsuit that challenges the legality of 3D-printed gun plans being sold online.

The U.S. Senate is under pressure from loyalists of President Trump to pass legislation that will return power to the states from bureaucrats in Europe and Washington, D.C.

Yellowhammer News caught up with Gov. Bentley for an exclusive interview about his new project "Bentley for Alabama" and his post-public life.

Purple Heart Day recognizes American heroes

This day, August 7, annually commemorates the moment in 1782 when then-General George Washington created the Purple Heart Medal.

This polling is still important, with a crucial hearing on President Donald Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court expected to occur next month.

Tuscaloosa's André Harris was finishing up a job when he spotted smoke billowing out of a car half a football field down the hill from him...

Despite a federal judge's recent decision that DACA must be restored, Sessions vowed to press forward with efforts to rescind the program.

Monday afternoon, radio host Rick Burgess of the Birmingham-based and nationally syndicated Rick & Bubba Show, announced that he suffered a gallbladder attack during that morning's show.

Alabama's Warrior Met Coal (NYSE: HCC) has partnered with Bevill State Community College to offer a new miner training class for prospective employees.

Governor Kay Ivey has awarded a $300,000 grant to provide the infrastructure necessary for Tiffin Motor Homes’ new RV Center in Winfield, creating 65 jobs.

One prominent Republican lawmaker is predicting that the state legislature will consider a bill during the 2019 legislative session calling for one such referendum on sports betting, though he predicts passage is a long shot according to WTVY in Dothan.

Alabama has a long way to go before knowing who will go on to defeat Sen. Jones, but serious and wannabee contenders are already emerging from the pack.

AT&T announced that it has invested over $1.2 billion in its wireless and wired networks to improve reliability, coverage, speed, and overall performance.

With Walt Maddox still drumming up faux media outrage about debates, Kay Ivey launched her first television ad ahead of the November 6th general election.

Randall Woodfin attended Netroots Nation this weekend. The gathering of progressives, sponsored by Planned Parenthood, MoveOn, NARAL Pro-Choice America, has been held annually for over a decade.

Pro-Brett Kavanaugh bus spotted in Alabama

Rarely can Alabama be considered a swing-state. But in this battle to confirm President Trump's nominee, the Yellowhammer State is taking center stage.

It's been called the toughest decision of Nick Saban's career. But Jalen Hurts might've just lost the battle to be Alabama's starting quarterback.