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Will Ainsworth was honored at a surprise reception as his final legislative session as Alabama lieutenant governor nears its end.

Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.

Justice Will Sellers

One hundred years ago, in April of 1926, Reza Khan Pahlavi was crowned Shah of Iran. His coronation marked one of the most significant turning points in the country’s modern history. It symbolized far more than a change of monarch: it represented the end of the declining Qajar dynasty, the birth of the Pahlavi regime, […]

Montgomery Alabama

"As a member of the Montgomery City Council, I have watched with growing concern as our city grapples with serious public safety challenges."

Arthur Orr

The Alabama Senate passed a $10.5 billion Education Trust Fund budget Thursday, adding a retiree bonus before sending it back to the House.

How AgeReady is helping overwhelmed caregivers find clarity by guiding Alabama families through aging, caregiving, and planning decisions.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville honors Dothan Marine Andy McDuffie as April Veteran of the Month, recognizing his service and work supporting Alabama

Alabama State Parks adds glamping tents at Oak Mountain State Park as officials cite growing demand for more comfortable outdoor stays across

The Lulu Strong Foundation awards its first $100,000 grant to support VR therapy for amputees, expanding access to advanced rehabilitation

Barry Moore

"The resurrection of Jesus is not simply a message of inspiration – it is a victory that changed everything," U.S. Rep. Barry Moore writes.

Three Alabama teens named 2026 APT Young Heroes after overcoming serious challenges. Each earns a $10,000 scholarship.

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Sports socialism?

Sports socialism? This column examines NIL, the transfer portal, and congressional proposals that could reshape college football and player

Jesus was sent into the world to CONQUER DEATH. He did this by dying on the cross as a sacrifice for our sins.

Birmingham’s Bottega is the sole Alabama finalist for the 2026 James Beard Awards, earning recognition in the Outstanding Hospitality

The Auburn Tigers are getting ready for the Iron Bowl in Tuscaloosa extra early this year under new head coach Alex Golesh.

The Fairhope Working Waterfront Project has transformed the city’s iconic waterfront with pier, park, fountain, seawall and ADA upgrades

Alabama played a key role in the Artemis II mission, including a Birmingham native who helped develop NASA’s Space Launch System rocket.

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.

Alabama Crimson Tide athletics director Greg Byrne became the latest to suggest that conference title games may not be relevant anymore.

President Donald Trump addressed the nation on the ongoing Iran conflict, outlining the strategy and next steps.At the same time, Alabama lawmakers are pushing major reforms to the Public Service Commission that could reshape how power rates are handled across the state.New polls show a wide-open U.S. Senate race with Undecided winning the race.

As the sun set over the Magic City on Thursday, April 2, 2026, the 30-story Regions Center transformed into a beacon of community spirit.

The Alabama Crimson Tide have hired a new women's basketball coach with former assistant Pauline Love coming back to the program.

Saban Center in Tuscaloosa reaches construction milestone as work continues toward a 2027 opening, featuring STEM and arts education