Posts by Sean Ross — Page 64

“We have worked to provide safe, secure, and free elections for the people of Alabama through offering an extended absentee voting period for...

Iron Tribe Fitness, a gym founded in Birmingham 10 years ago, has decided to take their services completely online during the quarantine.

U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) on Sunday voted against advancing the third round of coronavirus (COVID-19) relief funding.

"[O]ur food supply is secure. There is ample sustainable food in our unrestricted supply system to continue to feed Alabamians as the system currently works

The Business Council of Alabama (BCA) on Friday announced that Jean Elizabeth Miles will serve as the organization's director of communications.

Two philanthropic entities associated with Alabama Power have now pledged $1 million to support communities affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is warning that during the State of Emergency related to the coronavirus, Alabama’s price gouging law is activated.

The Alabama Department of Public Health is updating the public twice daily on how many confirmed coronavirus cases there are in the state, as well as...

Carl Cooper just turned 100-years-young, and this heroic World War II veteran has provided a roadmap for others to follow in seeking a long, rewarding life.

President Donald Trump continues to rally the American people as our nation deals with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday passed H.R. 6201, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which unlocks billions of dollars in funding to combat...

Congressman Robert Aderholt (AL-04) sent a letter to President Donald Trump requesting emergency funds be directed to expanding rural broadband access.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama announced that it has expanded telehealth coverage effective this past Monday, March 16.

Secretary of State John Merrill issued a statement explaining the public timeline for the July 14 runoff, including registration and absentee deadlines.

Governor Kay Ivey announced that Alabama's primary runoff will be postponed from March 31 to July 14 due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Attorney General Steve Marshall's office issued an emergency opinion that concludes Governor Ivey can legally postpone Alabama's March 31 primary runoff...

To help Alabama businesses and employees in this new environment, Yellowhammer News has put together the following compilation of teleworking resources.

"Alabama Power and Spire have simply done what is in the best interest of their customers. I am confident that none of these company’s customers...

Governor Kay Ivey, along with Superintendent of Banking Mike Hill, highlighted measures taken by regulators to protect the Alabama financial system...

Alabama Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth urged the people of the state to get serious about flattening the curve of the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).

The Alabama Department of Labor announced that workers who are not able to work due to coronavirus will be eligible to file for unemployment benefits.

Former University of Alabama Crimson Tide star quarterback Jalen Hurts underlined his longtime outspokenness in proclaiming his Christian faith and...

President Donald J. Trump is rallying the American people as the nation deals with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Wind Creek Hospitality announced that its Alabama facilities will be closed until March 30 due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) spreading across the state...