Analysis — Page 91
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.
More than $1 billion in spending passed the House Ways and Means General Fund Committee in less than an hour but it's planning has been ongoing for a while
State Senate Majority Leader Clay Scofield joins Yellowhammer News' Dale Jackson
Former U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Robert Redfield shocked no one when he said, "There's no doubt that [National Institute of Health] funded gain-of-function research
Governor Kay Ivey says the state is "thriving" and "filled with immense opportunity and endless possibilities."
Governor Kay Ivey's State of the State speech will be tonight, the direction of the state on education could be made more clear with the issues that the Governor chooses to include and the ones she chooses not to include
State Representative Anthony Daniels called a test-run food tax holiday in August of last year and, with tax revenue surpluses
The time for school choice is here
President Joe Biden is a jerk, his response to a grieving mother shows that.
Severe weather forced some schools to close or go remote across the state and one tornado was identified in Alabama from Wednesday's storms
FBI Director Chris Wray incorrectly claimed that “The FBI does not, is not in the business of functioning as the truth police. We don’t tell social media companies to censor anything or remove account information.”
In a state budget hearing last week, State Finance Director Bill Poole emphasized that Alabama efficiently handled the federal funds allocated to the state from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA)
Last year, Alabama's high school graduation rates were the lowest since 2017
The Energy Department revised its stance to state that COVID likely came from a Wuhan lab leak after all.
The lost president can't find Palestine, Ohio
Last year, AL passed a $7.7 billion budget for education, but the state collected $10.4 billion in income taxes, sales taxes, and other revenues that go to the Education Trust Fund
Alabama basketball should probably sit Brandon Miller and sort this all out
Today a reporter approached Buttigieg on the street to ask him when he’ll visit East Palestine and Buttigieg told her to reference his previous statements because he was “taking some personal time and walking down the street.”