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Former Auburn University head football coach Tommy Tuberville on Thursday took on Democrats on two issues unique to the times.
Congressman Mike Rogers blasted U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's decision to proceed with articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump.
More broadband services will soon be coming to Alabamians in the Birmingham metropolitan area thanks to Alabama Power Company and C Spire.
Ever since former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced his decision to seek his old U.S. Senate in Alabama, speculation about an attack from President Donald Trump has been rampant. However, there has not been such an attack, at least not yet. During an appearance on Birmingham radio Talk 99.5’s “Matt & Aunie Show,” Secretary […]
HAMILTON — A group of public officials and business executives gathered in Hamilton on Thursday to announce four investments by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) totaling $62.3 million. The investments are all aimed at improving broadband access in Alabama’s rural areas. The two most substantial investments, at $29.5 and $28.2 million respectively, are 50/50 […]
This is all just a PR trip and nothing more, Buttigieg is bumping up in some polls but is still struggling with black voters.
One of the toughest, yet least-talked about, challenges facing the U.S. today is how to effectively deliver affordable health care to America’s growing population of senior citizens. The U.S. Census Bureau has predicted that by 2035, the number of adults over the age of 65 will exceed the number of children under the age of […]
Governor Kay Ivey has invited Alabamians to join her for the official state Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. The program is scheduled for Friday, December 6 at 5:30 p.m. on the front steps of the Alabama State Capitol. “I invite all Alabamians, friends, and neighbors to join us here at the Capitol for that special occasion. […]
It’s a tradition that’s now over 40 years strong. Every year, the Regions Center tower in Birmingham, Alabama, is transformed into a brilliant holiday display – with Christmas trees, a massive wreath and a giant stocking celebrating the season every evening. The lights are visible for miles – from vistas along Red Mountain, to travelers […]
The biggest birthday party in Alabama’s history is taking place on December 14, and you are invited! Join us in Montgomery for the grand finale celebration of our state’s 200th birthday. Watch the parade, listen to concerts and performances, visit open houses and much more. This is sure to be a day you don’t want […]
Think back for a moment, if you will. Think back to the middle of last week, where all was right in Tuscaloosa and all was, well, on edge in Auburn. Crimson Tide fans were confident about their team taking care of business in the Iron Bowl and once again watching their beloved head coach lead […]
The latest round of impeachment hearings went on all day and convinced absolutely no one to change their mind.
Congressman Bradley Byrne (AL-01) on Wednesday spoke during a House Education and Labor Committee hearing centered on immigration.
U.S. Representative Mo Brooks (AL-05) praised the Trump administration on Wednesday for announcing a rule that will tighten work requirements for people receiving food stamps. Before this new rule, states had been able to get waivers exempting people in regions with unemployment higher than the national average from the work requirements. After the new rule, […]
DrunkAubie takes a second to recap the Iron Bowl which saw the Auburn Tigers take down the other school in the state that plays football. DA also breaks down how Gus Malzahn outsmarted Nick Saban, tells fans to quit getting stuck in bushes and laughs at the Egg Bowl fiasco. In this edition, the guys […]
On Wednesday, a report named Huntsville as the best-paying city in America for software developers, continuing a run of accolades for the Rocket City.
It does not appear that former U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) will be exchanging Christmas cards this year.
Montgomery attorney Austin Huffaker was confirmed by the U.S. Senate in a 89-4 vote to be a U.S. District Judge for the Middle District of Alabama.
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama — Aerojet Rocketdyne said today that it is ready to begin producing large solid rocket motor carbon fiber cases in Alabama’s Rocket City following installation and calibration of a key machine at its new Advanced Manufacturing Facility (AMF).The state-of-the-art machine will be used to wind the carbon fibers that form the structural case of […]
The World Games 2021 board of directors announced that Nick Sellers has been appointed the organization’s new CEO, effective immediately.
Carpenter Technology announced Wednesday in a press release the grand opening of its newest advanced additive manufacturing (AM) facility and Emerging Technology Center (ETC) in Athens, Alabama. “We have chosen to further invest in North Alabama and continue to grow and develop here because it offers three important advantages — a high-quality, tech-oriented workforce, a […]
A polling memo obtained by Yellowhammer News on Wednesday shows former State Senator Bill Hightower leading the field in Alabama's First Congressional...
BIRMINGHAM — Presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg, the Democrat mayor of South Bend, Indiana, met with community leaders in Birmingham on Wednesday morning during a discussion which was moderated by Richard Rice, an attorney in Birmingham with ties to Mayor Randall Woodfin. The Democratic presidential candidate emphasized his support for raising the minimum wage to $15, […]

