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

Alabama’s AI children safety commission held its first meeting, electing Rep. Robbins as chairman with a November reporting deadline.

Thomas Datwyler, a Wisconsin political consultant whose resume includes run-ins with the FEC, DOJ, and state AGs, has new targets in Alabama.

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

Senate Pro Tem Gudger secured additional Gudger ADEM funding for Good Hope after construction bids exceeded original estimates.

Jay Mitchell, candidate for Alabama Attorney General in 2026, announced what he is calling the “Protect Alabama Plan” to combat radical Islamic extremism in the state.

Katherine Robertson details challenges facing Alabama gambling enforcement and calls for felony penalties and more investigators.

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

Crime in Alabama’s capital city is emerging as a central issue in the GOP primary for Alabama Attorney General ahead of the May 19 election.

Attorney General candidate Jay Mitchell says he is a strong supporter of access IVF, despite what some ads against him have been claiming.

The legislation died in the Senate on the final day of the 2026 legislative session, after failing to receive a floor vote.

Ledbetter is especially proud of how much people in his state will save on taxes because of the historic cuts he was able to get through.

Kay Ivey’s approval rating of 60% ranks her 11th nationally and fifth among Republican governors per the Cook Political Report.

Tuberville has had enough of the crime problem in Alabama’s Capital city and wants to be the state’s next governor in order to clean it up.

Mo Brooks is reigning hellfire on young Alabama lawmaker James Lomax. But an uncovered video shows he never means what he says.

Gov. Kay Ivey signed the Alabama Work Zone Safety Act, creating a pilot program for photographic speed enforcement in interstate work zones

Governor Kay Ivey is once again showing her commitment to election integrity in the Yellowhammer News.

“Senator Katie Britt understands something fundamental. If you want a state or a country to succeed, you start with families.”

Tuberville backed Rick Scott’s call to end the filibuster Monday, warning Democrats will eliminate it the moment they retake the Senate.

” Most Senate Republicans helped advance President Trump’s priorities in this bill, but Britt took it a step further,” Caroleene Dobson writes.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall criticized Montgomery’s leadership after another weekend of violence left four people dead.

Hill released his first television spot in the race for Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture, a 30-second buy titled “The Farmer’s Choice”

The Alabama Policy Institute on Monday declared the 2026 regular session its most productive on record, with 29 of its 30 proposals enacted.

ALCAP is lauding the work of Republicans in the Legislature in passing bill that reflect the Christian values of the Yellowhammer State.