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The Alabama House passed HB111 on Wednesday, creating the crime of human cloning and making violations a Class C felony.
The same network of out-of-state environmental groups that spent millions to flip Georgia’s PSC now has Alabama in its crosshairs.
The Alabama Legislature gave final passage Tuesday to HB181, legislation banning the dumping of dredged sediment in Mobile Bay.
A Russell County grand jury has indicted three individuals on a combined 33 counts related to absentee election crimes, Wes Allen reported.
State Rep. Matt Simpson (R-Daphne) was taken to the hospital Tuesday after falling ill, House leaders reported and later confirmed.
Over the weekend, the Alabama Republican Party steering committee dismissed a residency-based ballot challenge targeting former party chairman John Wahl’s 2026 Republican campaign for lieutenant governor, ending, for now, two separate party fights that had threatened to sideline Wahl and U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) from qualifying for the May 19 primary election over residency […]
The Alabama Rural Roadmap Initiative was created to develop a coordinated plan for revitalizing the state's rural communities.
"In Alabama, House Bill 303, the Cryptocurrency Kiosk Fraud Prevention Act, offers a commonsense solution," AARP's Candi Williams writes.
Governor Kay Ivey wants the Legislature to send a strong message to deter criminals from across Alabama from trying to elude the police.
When state officials talk about jobs and keeping Alabama economically competitive, the word “workforce” is no longer just a slogan. Alabama’s top leaders detailed those efforts last Tuesday evening at Yellowhammer News’ annual Legislative Preview event, featuring remarks from Workforce Secretary Greg Reed and a Q&A with House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) and Senate President […]
Who’s up? Who’s down? Alabama federal political candidates for statewide office report fundraising totals for November.
One conservative group in Alabama has changed their stance on a bill that is currently getting a lot of pushback from the left.
State Rep. Greg Barnes wants to create a deterrent in Alabama against activists who think it's a good idea to disrupt worship services.
The Alabama Republican Party dismissed a challenge questioning if Tommy Tuberville meets the 7-year residency requirement to run for governor.
U.S. Sens. Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville are lauding the U.S. Department of Justice for arresting former CNN anchor Don Lemon.
Garry Chapman is at the center of both a federal lawsuit and a new push in the Alabama Legislature to tighten rules for high-speed pursuits.
"But unfortunately, thanks to Democrats’ disastrous open border policies, the enemy is now inside the gates," Sen. Tuberville writes.
Four hundred years ago, Charles I was crowned King of England. He became king automatically upon the death of his father, James I, but his coronation was delayed for almost a year. Officially, the delay was attributed to an outbreak of plague which made public gatherings deadly when, in truth, the excuse masked another reality. […]
Athens State Board has approved naming the Alabama Center for the Arts’ Performing Arts building the Arthur Orr Performing Arts Center.
President Trump was in the crowd, and he got to take in some of the action with former Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban.
On Friday, Kevin Warsh was nominated by President Trump as the new Chairman of the Federal Reserve, an appointment which is good news for the crypto community.
Leeds PD Chief Paul Irwin is warning Alabamians not to impede on law enforcement efforts to police immigration.
Cullman high school students participated in a voter registration tour led by State Rep. Myrex and political commentator Brilyn Hollyhand.

