Alabama Power has been named one of the most trustworthy companies in America, according to Newsweek’s annual list tracking exactly that.

Rightside Media is proud to announce the addition of Katelyn Bussey and a new recurring segment, The Bussey Brief.

Governor Ivey called a special session starting May 4 to draw Alabama’s congressional maps after the Supreme Court redistricting ruling.

Sen. Tuberville urged Alabama redistricting after a Supreme Court ruling narrowed the Voting Rights Act’s protections.

Aaron Wright begins work as Alabama’s first Chief AI Officer, a new role coordinating AI adoption across state agencies.

Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry accepted a $25,000 campaign contribution from a gas station that operates illegal gambling machines.

A former Alabama Crimson Tide football star has pleaded guilty in a fraud case that totaled nearly $20 million.

Poarch Creek Indians awards include four honors from SPRF and PRCA, recognizing excellence in communications and public relations campaigns.

Katherine Robertson dropped a statewide TV ad Tuesday branding opponent Jay Mitchell a “weak fraud” and a “lobbyist for a Muslim country.”

Grayson Everett is the editor in chief of Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @Grayson270.

Man bites police K-9: A Florence arrest during a drug operation drew attention after police say a man bit a K-9. Bodycam footage shows the

Chief of Staff Liz Filmore details Ivey’s final months in office, from education wins to preparing the transition for the next governor.

TVA interim CEO Mike Skaggs has been selected to lead the agency as the board begins its search for a permanent chief executive.

An Alabama attorney was sanctioned by the Supreme Court after an appeal filing found he used bogus AI-assisted information.

The Jefferson County Republican Party held its straw poll breakfast Saturday at the Gardendale Civic Center – and some winners emerged.

ACTIVE WEATHER: Alabama’s weather will be active over the first half of the week with two distinct rounds of showers and storms. The first one comes after midnight tonight. SPC has defined a “marginal risk” (level 1/5) for areas north of a line from Tuscaloosa to Gadsden to Fort Payne… A line of storms will […]

A University of Alabama flood risk study found more than 17 million Americans face the highest level of flooding exposure along the Atlantic

Artemis III rocket core stage heads to Florida for final assembly as NASA advances toward a crewed Moon mission and future lunar landings.

Montgomery Fire/Rescue has graduated the inaugural class of its Citizens Academy, giving residents a closer look at emergency response, fire

Roy Moore’s $8.2 million defamation verdict was reversed by the Eleventh Circuit over his 2017 Senate campaign ads.

In Lowndes County, a developer has been assembling the land for what could become one of the largest industrial projects in county history.

Attorney General Steve Marshall honored a Thomasville police officer who was killed in an on-duty crash in Clarke County.

Less than a day after the Southern Poverty Law Center caught federal charges, they posted a job listing, but forgot to mention those charges.

Governor Ivey announced Alabama Department of Revenue Commissioner Vernon Barntt will retire from state service at the end of the month.