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The Power and Influence Class of 2026.

Here’s our look behind the curtain of who’s running state government right now more than ever: The Power and Influence Class of 2026.

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

U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt is sending a message during Holy Week that attacks against Christians around the world shouldn't be tolerated. 

Barry Moore's Senate campaign released a new video ad Thursday, showing the Congressman as a trash man taking out "D.C. Garbage."

Sen. Katie Britt secured over $4 million for the Deerfoot Parkway project in Trussville and Hollywood Boulevard upgrades in Jefferson County.

After November, Alabama will have a new governor, the newest slate of constitutional officers in a generation, and a brand new state house. The one thing it will not have is a shortage of people who are absolutely certain they should be in charge of all three. But those who actually are – can be […]

Alabama public service commission

The Alabama Legislature passed a Public Service Commission overhaul expanding the commission to seven members.

The Alabama House passed the $3.74 billion 2027 General Fund Budget 104-0, sending it back to the Senate for concurrence.

Montgomery crime

The Alabama House Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday approved SB298, sponsored by State Sen. Will Barfoot (R-Pike Road). The bill would mandate minimum officer-to-resident ratios for Class 3 municipalities like Montgomery and authorize state takeover of police departments that fail to comply. One of the bill’s strongest proponents is a victim of […]

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is still is the lone major agency that hasn't been funded by Congress.

Many Alabama public school districts remain under desegregation orders that were originally enacted in the 1960s.

Stand With Crypto has launched a new campaign which is aimed at getting pro cryptocurrency candidates into office ahead of the midterms.

Alabama power players

After November, Alabama will have a new governor, the newest slate of constitutional officers in a generation, and a brand new state house. The one thing it will not have is a shortage of people who are absolutely certain they should be in charge of all three. But those who actually are – can be […]

Across Alabama, many conservatives are looking at what the Alabama State Republican Party’s Steering Committee is doing and saying it feels like the party is eating its own young.

Jimmy Rane

"Too many students have been told there is only one path to success – a four-year degree," Jimmy Rane writes. "Alabama is changing that."

The Alabama House passed a bill cutting taxes on overtime pay and adding a 60-day grocery tax holiday, cutting over $83.4 million in taxes.

Former U.S. Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich announced his endorsement of Sen. Jabo Waggoner for a new term in the Alabama State Senate.

Sens. Tuberville and Britt joined Secretary Duffy in Vance to celebrate 5 million Mercedes-Benz vehicles assembled in Alabama.

Governor Kay Ivey

Governor Kay Ivey successfully underwent a minor procedure after doctors determined that fluid was pressing against her lung.

Scott Stadthagen

Stadthagen discussed the issue Monday on “The Rightside” with Allison Sinclair and Amie Beth Shaver, presented by Yellowhammer News.

Montgomery Barfoot Reed

State Sen. Will Barfoot believes the the leadership in Montgomery is being disingenuous in their opposition to his public safety bill

Alabama's House delegation believes that American companies abroad should be protected from foreign governments seizing their properties.

Alabama closed primaries

"If the primary is simply a party choosing its nominee, then...the people making that decision should belong to that party," Grantham argues.

Barry Moore Steve Marshall Jared Hudson

A new Alabama Poll shows Moore, Marshall, and Hudson in a three-way statistical tie in the Republican Senate primary.