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This weekend, Jackson and her son, both Alexander City, Alabama, natives, will graduate together as mother and son.
According to prosecutors, the family ran an "expansive cockfighting operation" in a "stadium-style seating for approximately 150 people."
There are currently thousands of jobs available in the construction industry across Alabama that are unfilled. To help close the gap in training for these positions Skills for Success has increased its training opportunities to offer no-cost training in several operator positions
Earlier this quarter a newly released State of the Birds report for the United States reveals how holistic conservation efforts make a difference in protecting species
On Monday Auburn University’s College of Agriculture, the Auburn Research Technology Foundation, and The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service, or ARS; hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for its new research facility housing the National Soil Dynamics Laboratory.
Attorney General Steve Marshall is cahllenging an ethics opinion under the Alabama Administrative Procedures Act
A bit of laboratory serendipity led UAH researchers to a simple mechanical way to generate electricity to operate electronic devices.
The Anderson Bike Program at the University of North Alabama is designed to provide an additional means of getting to and from campus.
The MOU is a commitment to blend resources and intellectual capacity to address racial and health disparities across the state of Alabama.
Researchers at Auburn are working on a robotic system that could provide a solution for long-term profitability and sustainability.
Sanders Capital Partners (SCP) recently completed the $3.225 million acquisition of the Hoover based business.
The Yellowhammer State played a significant role in NASA’s launch today of the Huntsville-assembled Space Launch System (SLS), the most powerful rocket ever built. Constructed at Marshall Space Flight Center, SLS is carrying the uncrewed Orion Spacecraft as part of the first stage in NASA’s Artemis I mission. The ambitious program will see the return […]
On Nov. 8th the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) awarded a $2.57 million land conservation grant authorized under Section 6 of the Endangered Species Act to apply toward the purchase of 1,728 acres of critical Red Hills salamander (RHS) habitat in Monroe County, Alabama.
Last Thursday, an Alabama woman fell asleep while waiting to be seen at American Family Care in Forestdale.
The ripple effect of record inflation and high gas prices has put the nation’s economy in a dangerous place, according to Twinkle Cavanaugh. Cavanaugh, president of the Alabama Public Service Commission, spoke to Yellowhammer News recently about how President Joe Biden’s decisions on energy policy have dramatically affected the health of the economy. “Joe Biden […]
A research team at Auburn University is working to find solutions to an increasing threat to pine forests—needle blight.
The University of Alabama has been tapped to spearhead a regional center to help communities across the Southeast combat the opioid crisis.
NASA is famous for sending rockets into space. But this past weekend in Huntsville, it took down a piece of its history in a spectacular way.
Madison County Sheriff Kevin Turner said Alabamians are seeing the effects of the border crisis across the state.
With costs increasing across America’s energy sector, Twinkle Cavanaugh places the blame squarely on the shoulders of President Joe Biden.
UAB has received a five-year, $2.2 million grant from the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research.
Researchers at the University of Alabama are investigating how the patchwork of small drainage spots across the Southeast is changing.
Educators from the Etowah County School System, Gadsden City Schools, and Attalla City Schools gathered Oct. 10 to learn more about local career opportunities and technical training programs through the Etowah Qualified Workforce Immersion Program (EQWIP).

