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A police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty in Moody, Alabama, according to local media reports.

The Alabama Farmers Federation’s political arm on Tuesday announced the endorsement of Republican Jerry Carl in Alabama’s First Congressional District.

The statue of Admiral Raphael Semmes in downtown Mobile was defaced, with a suspect already being booked and the monument restored.

The Jefferson County Commission voted to impose a curfew on the unincorporated portions of its jurisdiction, as cities within the county are also under...

Hurricane season officially began on Monday, and Governor Kay Ivey is urging Alabamians to be prepared.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin on Monday night kept his promise, with the City removing the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors monument in Linn Park.

A statue of Robert E. Lee was knocked down from its pedestal at Montgomery's Lee High School Monday evening, as evidenced by pictures from the scene.

Governor Kay Ivey's office confirmed to Yellowhammer News that she participated in a national phone call led by President Donald Trump regarding the...

Former Auburn head football coach Pat Dye passed away on Monday, and tributes are already pouring in from across the Yellowhammer State.

Attorney General Steve Marshall is prepared to again take the City of Birmingham to court pursuant to the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act.

Following violence, looting and vandalism in downtown Birmingham Sunday night, Gov. Kay Ivey has authorized the activation of the Alabama National Guard.

Monday is Lineman Appreciation Day in Alabama, with the Energy Institute continuing its proud annual tradition of honoring the state's brave lineworkers.

Following violence, looting and vandalism in the heart of downtown Birmingham Sunday night and early Monday, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey issued a statement.

Reporters with at least two Alabama media outlets were physically attacked as vandalism and looting ignited in downtown Birmingham on Sunday night.

A week after the University of Alabama in Huntsville announced that its men's hockey team would be discontinued, UAH confirmed the program has been saved.

The death of George Floyd while in Minneapolis Police Department custody has sparked bipartisan national outrage, including in Alabama.

OWA this week announced that it will officially reopen its amusement park on Friday, June 5, at 11:00 a.m. CT, incorporating enhanced health and safety...

Auburn University announced plans for its second summer mini-term that include a variety of instructional delivery methods, including on-campus instruction.

U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) on Thursday hosted a live-streamed availability with Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris regarding the coronavirus.

Wind Creek Hospitality has announced that it is reopening all three of its resort-style gaming properties in Alabama over the next two weeks.

USDA Deputy Under Secretary for Rural Development Bette Brand announced that the department is investing more than $7.9 million to improve...

Congressman Robert Aderholt (AL-04) was endorsed by the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC) in his Republican bid for reelection this November.

CNN on Monday ran a segment about Alabama's beaches supposedly being packed to the brim over the weekend, however local officials are now pushing back...

Established in 1970, Alabama-based Great Southern Wood Preserving, Inc., is kicking off its 50th anniversary celebration this year with a splash.