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The American Right is misunderstanding potential changes to the Selective Service registration, women's role in American society, and their obligation to it

Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

A dish prepared with one of the tasty fish species that can be reeled in from Alabama’s beautiful beaches was crowned champion of the 9th annual Alabama Seafood Cook-Off at The Wharf in Orange Beach this week. Chef Kyle Ogden of Odette Restaurant in Florence, Ala., prepared his “Spring Tide” dish with pompano as the centerpiece, […]

Our foreign policy is as weak as our domestic policy

St. Clair County Commission Chairman Stan Batemon suggested an addition to the Big Canoe Creek Nature Preserve on the outskirts of Springville, which opened to the public last weekend. Batemon wants to erect a sign that says “Perseverance” to honor Doug Morrison, one of the primary people who fought to protect the biologically diverse property. […]

Daniel Sutter: National disunity

The rhetoric is certainly ramping up approaching the presidential election. Many Americans think poorly of their fellow citizens on the opposite side of the political spectrum. A recent Heartland Institute and Rasmussen Reports poll provides more evidence, with the headline, “One-in-Five Democrats Want Donald Trump to be Permanently Imprisoned, Exiled, or Executed if Convicted over […]

Happy New Year from Yellowhammer News!

As the New Year dawns, we at Yellowhammer News wish you and your family a wonderful year ahead.

Prominent Lake Martin restaurant damaged by fire

On Saturday night, the Alexander City Lookout reported that the famous SpringHouse restaurant at Lake Martin caught fire and was severely damaged. As staff were getting ready for the evening meal on Saturday, a fire erupted at the restaurant owned by Russell Lands. The company’s president, David Sturdivant, said that no one was injured in […]

5 Bama stars predicted to dominate NFL Draft

As we head down the stretch of both the college football and NFL season, mock drafts from tons of different experts begin to pop up as fans look at who their teams could be looking at and where. Nick Saban is no stranger to first round picks, having produced 49 of them in total and […]

Atheist group targets Alabama high school kids

Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson to host Frontier Days

One of Alabama’s largest and most authentic living history events returns this week. The annual Alabama Frontier Days at Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson in Wetumpka is scheduled for Wednesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The celebration is hosted by the Alabama Historical Commission. Alabama Frontier Days brings the early 18th century […]

Librarians are against people coming to the library

Aerospace in Alabama pushes the limits toward new frontiers

Alabama’s growing aerospace sector is involved in just about every segment of the industry, from assembly, rocket propulsion, precision component manufacturing, missile defense and advanced aerospace R&D.

Elevating Young Voices: Your time is now

One of the biggest reasons I started the series “Elevating Young Voices” is to, obviously, elevate the voices of the youth in Alabama. There are so many young people throughout this state that have so much to offer their communities, their state, and their country. But the biggest goal that I have for this series […]

Second is a first for the state of Alabama. The Huntsville-based Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering was runner-up at the National Academic Quiz Tournament in Rosemont, Ill., recently. Sophomore Tate Osborne was named Most Valuable Player, the first for an Alabama student at a national quiz bowl tournament. The team’s performance is the […]

Commissioner of the Alabama Department of Corrections(ADOC), John Hamm, yesterday said that the protocol for execution by nitrogen is almost complete.

One newcomer and two familiar names to Birmingham’s restaurant scene are semifinalists for the 2023 James Beard Foundation’s Awards.

State Rep. Phillip Rigsby (R-Monrovia) believes Governor Kay Ivey has a good goal when it comes to improving education in the state.

State Rep. Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) was elected to be Alabama's next Speaker of the House and was sworn in to the new role Tuesday.

It surely looks like U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-Tuscaloosa) will be leaving Washington D.C. after helping get another massive spending bill through Congress.

2 impeachments, 6 years of investigation, non-stop speculation about how the government has the goods on him and a pending indictment coming after a raid at Mar-a-Lago aren't enough, we need another special counsel too

The chairman of the Republican Party of Alabama, John Wahl, talked about his optimism ahead of the November 8th midterm elections.

The Republican nominee for Alabama Supreme Court said the high court got it right on giving power back to the states on the abortion issue.

One of the most competitive races in Alabama this election cycle is State Senate District 2 in Madison County.