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Members of the Alabama House Minority Caucus held a press conference on Wednesday to propose sweeping tax reforms financed by repealing the CHOOSE Act and passing comprehensive gaming reform. Democratic lawmakers criticized Republicans for what they described as half-measures and delays in providing financial relief, arguing that immediate action is necessary to combat rising costs […]
7. Alabama Republicans are working on multiple issues regarding religion, including a bill by State Rep. Susan DuBose (R-Hoover) that would require mandatory elective credit for released-time religious courses which is backed by 4,000 petition signatures statewide. But the Alabama State School Board Association, led by President Scott Suttle, resisted, labeling it government overreach that […]
A big bundle of joy arrived at Grandview Medical Center on March 4, 2025, when Pamela Mann of Calera, Alabama, gave birth to her daughter, Paris Halo. But this was no ordinary delivery—Paris tipped the scales at an astonishing 13 pounds, 4 ounces, measuring 22 inches long. Rick Karle’s Good News Facebook page shared the […]
In response to a mass shooting that occurred on campus in November 2024, Tuskegee University has announced the completion of several security upgrades aimed at enhancing campus safety and controlling access to university grounds. Related: Tuskegee University remains on lockdown after mass shooting during homecoming festivities According to a statement from the university, new badge-activated […]
Healthcare workers in Alabama are calling for legislative action to address the growing issue of workplace violence in hospitals and medical facilities. According to the Alabama State Nurses Association (ASNA), one in four nurses will experience workplace violence each year. ASNA President Abby Horton emphasized that the problem has escalated in recent years. “Violence against […]
Samford University has announced plans to redevelop a 27-acre site along Lakeshore Parkway in Homewood into a dynamic mixed-use development known as Creekside District-West. The initiative is part of the university’s broader vision to create a vibrant, community-focused space that integrates residential, commercial, and recreational facilities, benefiting not only Samford students and faculty but also […]
To help raise awareness of and encourage healthy eating, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville joined Sens. John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) in introducing the “Supporting All Healthy Options When Purchasing Produce (SHOPP) Act,” which would expand access to frozen fruits and vegetables through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). “SNAP participants deserve access […]
Saturday evening was a big night for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama. The organization hosted its annual Pink Palace Casino Night to raise funds for lifesaving research across the state and managed to draw in over $130,000. The event was attended by more than 200 people, including several breast cancer survivors. Guests got […]
For as long as can be remembered, professional and college athletics teams who win a championship have received the honor of being invited to the White House to celebrate and be honored by the President of the United States. Over the last decade or so however since the first election of Donald Trump, a popular […]
The Alabama Senate passed SB137, sponsored by State Sen. Jabo Waggoner (R-Vestavia Hills) that would allow certain privately owned sewer and wastewater systems to opt into regulation by the Alabama Public Service Commission. Under existing law, only specific privately owned sewer systems fall under the Public Service Commission’s jurisdiction. SB137 would allow private systems affiliated […]
In the House Education Policy Committee today, a public hearing was held on HB342, sponsored by State Rep. Susan DuBose (R-Hoover), requiring school boards to implement a released-time policy and provide elective credit for religious instruction courses. Despite strong support from parents and communities, many school boards have refused to adopt these policies. Released time […]
U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) is hopeful that the president of Ukraine will come to his senses and sign the minerals deal put forward by President Donald Trump. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky sent Trump a letter this week saying he’s ready to make peace and sign a deal with the U.S. This comes after Zelensky […]
Democrats have bad positions, so they are trying to trick you with 80-year-olds on TikTok. Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN and from 10-11 a.m. on Talk 99.5 and News Radio 1440, with a rebroadcast on WVNN at 10 p.m.
The Alabama Crimson Tide for the second time in three years following the departure of Bryce Young has a bonafide quarterback battle on their hands. After Jalen Milroe emerged as the starting quarterback two years ago and held onto the job for the majority of the last two seasons, the favorite is Ty Simpson who […]
Baldwin County native and fifth-generation farmer Christina Woerner McInnis has announced her candidacy for Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries. “I love farming and agriculture, but this is so much more than that,” McInnis said in her campaign announcement video. “I’m an entrepreneur. I’m a businesswoman. I’m raising four children, and I’m happily married, but […]
In today’s episode, John and Barry break down Auburn’s 78-71 loss to Texas A&M, which ended their SEC road winning streak but had no impact on their No. 1 SEC Tournament seed. With Janai Broom struggling again, speculation grows over injuries or strategic rest before March Madness. Meanwhile, Alabama faces Florida in a must-win game […]
On Wednesday, former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushy told Yellowhammer News that he and his legal team have obtained sworn affidavits and witness testimony that proves prosecutors in his bribery case withheld a high volume of exculpatory evidence. Scrushy, who served nearly seven years in prison alongside former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman, says new evidence shows […]
Human bones discovered almost four months apart in Birmingham have been determined to belong to the same individual, and the case has been ruled a homicide, the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office has announced. In August 2024, a Birmingham homeowner found a human skull near his home on 5th Place NW, which had been brought there […]
At a specially-called meeting Monday night, the Homewood City Council members unanimously chose to hire Glenn Adams as the city’s first-ever manager. The City of Homewood welcomed Mr. Adams and shared his qualifications in a statement on its website: “Adams brings extensive leadership and problem-solving experience from both his military and municipal careers. He previously […]
This morning, Alabama Republican Party Chairman John Wahl announced that he has been working alongside Alabama House leadership on a package of bills that would enact sweeping tax cuts to provide financial relief for Alabama families. According to the state party, a legislative package of four bills will be introduced later today with their full backing. […]
During his prime-time address on Tuesday evening, President Donald Trump recognized multiple guests from across the country for remarkable achievements. One such individual was Jeff Denard of Decatur, Alabama. The River City native has worked for Nucor Steel for almost thirty years, raised seven children, led his local volunteer fire department, and also opened a […]
On Tuesday, after a D.C. news outlet reported widespread talk on Capitol Hill from U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville that he’s interested in running for Governor of Alabama in 2026, minds quickly turned to the man who has been running for the office for quite some time: Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth. In a social media post […]
7. Senate Minority Leader Bobby Singleton (D-Greensboro) stood firm at the Business Council of Alabama legislative series, defending his filibuster last week against State Sen. Chris Elliott’s (R-Josephine) bill to change the Alabama Department of Archives and History board, insisting it’s about deliberate process and he’ll persist despite GOP frustration. Elliott cautioned on the same platform […]
The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) and the Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association (AAMA) have continued their partnership to offer additional scholarships for residents interested in pursuing careers in the state’s automotive manufacturing industry. Applications for the $4,000 individual scholarships are now open to students enrolled in an eligible program at an Alabama community college. The […]

