Faith and Culture — Page 5
Tens of millions of acres of American land are owned by foreigners. It's a national security threat, Alabama AG Steve Marshall writes.
Family of Montgomery police officer who died suddenly receives community support through a GoFundMe campaign helping his wife and daughters
Yellowhammer News announced a brand partnership with Rightside Media to elevate Rightside Radio into digital-first powerhouse: The Rightside.
Tuberville sent a message to drug cartel members in Mexico not to harm any Americans who are currently present in the country.
The Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham is a leader in specialized education, offering a unique blend of academic rigor and creativity.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile came to the University of Alabama campus piloted by a UA alum who was been working with the hot dog giant.
American Forest Foundation announced its millionth tree planting in Alabama, expanding income opportunities and strengthening rural economies
Central Alabama’s scenic Lake Martin is cranking up a year of celebration that includes the Tallapoosa River impoundment’s 100th anniversary.
The Alabama Second Amendment tax holiday bill advanced in House committee this week after debate and an objection from Rep. Barbara Drummond.
Tuscaloosa student Carnegie Hall performance spotlights Northridge High musician Maxwell Morgan’s elite honors orchestra selection.
Alabama lawmakers have introduced a congressional resolution formally recognizing Mobile as the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the U.S.
The Etowah Public Shooting Range is closed until fall for renovations, but it will be well worth the wait.
On Thursday, the Alabama Senate passed HJR51, a joint resolution establishing a Study Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Children’s Internet Safety. The resolution, sponsored by State Rep. Robbins (R-Sylacauga) and a group of co-sponsors, creates a commission tasked with studying the effects of AI, social media, and internet access on children, investigating how other states […]
The Alabama House of Representatives unanimously passed SB30 on Thursday, sending Trey's Law to Governor Kay Ivey's desk.
The Alabama Senate Education Policy Committee on Wednesday advanced a bill that would require public schools to display the Ten Commandments.
There is one Alabamian who is working hard as a part of the Trump administration to Make America Healthy Again.
A judge ruled in favor of the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission, dismissing a lawsuit that sought to block the agency's licensing process.
Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter didn't mince words after last night's Super Bowl LX halftime show...
Alabama senior, Clayton Dalton has been named a 2026 Keynote Scholarship runner-up by the National Space Club and Foundation.
“The birthplace of American Mardi Gras,” Mobile’s carnival season is rooted in history, shaped by community, and sustained by tradition.
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon is hitting Alabama soil this Friday for a planned visit to a school in Mobile.
The state of Missouri has just become the 39th state to allow legalized sports betting, with huge numbers from their first month.
State Rep. David Faulker has filed the Sarah Marsh Heaven's 27 Camp Safety Act and Governor Ivey has backed it in full support.
The Alabama Legislature gave final passage Tuesday to HB181, legislation banning the dumping of dredged sediment in Mobile Bay.