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Showing how much the fear U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) puts into liberal elites, she continues to draw the ire of the media, their Democrats, and "Saturday Night Live" who suggest her response to the State of the Union scared them and was full of lies.
Alabama's Katie Britt plays the hits on the issues and delivered a speech that actually tackled America's problems instead of screaming at the nation
The state has now finally passed legislation providing limited immunity to in-vitro fertilization clinics in the state
It was another defeat for Alabama in beatdown fashion Tuesday night, falling 105-87 in Gainesville against Florida. In what was yet another horrendous defensive performance, head coach Nate Oats addressed the struggles on that end of the floor in his postgame media availability: "Our guys have to understand that there's a defensive mindset that has […]
7. A $500,000 grant from the Federal Communications Commission will be used to implement technology aimed at detecting and preventing illegal cell phone usage among inmates. The Alabama Department of Corrections really needs to combat contraband cell phones in state prisons and jails to improve security and limit these phones being brought into these facilities. […]
Super Tuesday is here, there are a large number of delegates up for grabs in races where the candidates have all but been decided
There are no clear signs about when fertility clinics in Alabama will reopen as lawmakers continue to work for a carve out for them to operate against the media and their Democrats wishes
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.
According to a report from Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports, there are some big rule changes coming to college football this year. The first rule has been a long expected change, with a player-to-coach helmet communication system being implemented. Signals will be able to be called from headsets to the field directly rather than using […]
J. Holland brought listeners his final newscast this week after ten years with YHN Network and over 50 years on the air across the South. J. is an Alabama radio icon in every sense of the word and has stories to tell that would captivate anyone with even the smallest amount of interest in the […]
7. A new gambling bill could be voted on in the Alabama State Senate next week, but no one really seems to think the State House backed plans will get a vote. A bill that would allow a lottery and protect some current gambling entities without expanding to casino gambling and sports betting is likely […]
new gambling idea is apparently on the table after cold water has been thrown on hopes of the Alabama State Senate passing the House gambling bills after a hearing concluded with no vote on the matter in a hastily called meeting
It’s a period of transition for both Alabama and Auburn entering 2024. While the situations are obviously very different, they are also similar in the way that both Kalen DeBoer and Hugh Freeze enter the season under an immense amount of pressure. But, which coach is under more? It’s a fascinating question. For Kalen DeBoer, […]
Alabama State Senator Tim Melson (R-Florence) has officially filed his bill that would make it clear that in vitro fertilization is protected in Alabama
7 Things: Pointless IVF drama continues; Biden, Trump plan dueling trips to the border; and more ...
A bomb was detonated outside of Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall's Montgomery office at a time when the state was under the disingenuous scrutiny of the local and national media
As the Alabama Senate takes up the legal gaming package passed by the House, the bill’s sponsor, State Rep. Chris Blackshear (R-Phenix City) spoke to Yellowhammer News about some of the key aspects that went into the proposal from start to finish: YHN: How did you, Rep. Andy Whitt (R-Harvest), Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville), and other […]

