Alabama is set to receive small modular nuclear reactors under a $40 billion US-Japan deal centered on the dormant Bellefonte Nuclear Plant.

March Madness is in full swing and college sports fanatics from the West Coast to the East Coast are tuning in to watch their teams battle it out over the next few weeks.

PMI's Dothan operation is closing its doors in Houston County, but the global company says it isn't leaving workers empty-handed.

Some might call the 2026 Alabama Attorney General's political race the "prizefight" of the campaign cycle.

Senator Tommy Tuberville has proposed a bill which would potentially put an end to the transfer portal chaos in college sports.

Alabama authorities seized illegal gambling machines in Alexander City and Huntsville as enforcement actions expand across businesses, homes

The Alabama Crimson Tide is bringing back the scrimmage format for the spring game after a disappointing crowd last year.

Alabama EMS Challenge is improving emergency care statewide through physician-led training for first responders and EMS providers.

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

River Bank & Trust is celebrating a new chapter when it comes to helping the people of Alabama with all their banking needs!

Social justice groups file lawsuit against the University of Alabama challenging the suspension of Nineteen Fifty-Six and Alice magazines.

State Rep. Prince Chestnut (D-Selma) wants to make sure that young women are protected from a dangerous procedure in the Yellowhammer State.

Sen. Tuberville called on Republican holdouts to end the filibuster and pass the SAVE America Act as soon as possible.

Gov. Kay Ivey is urging Alabama families to apply or renew for the CHOOSE Act before the March 31 deadline for 2026-27 funding.

Rep. Barry Moore talks economic development and his Alabama vision at Hadrian's new defense factory opening in Cherokee.

The debate over closing party primaries in Alabama is heating up, and the arguments are getting more intense.The media and their Democrats are for keeping primaries open say closing them could make voting more complicated, limit participation, and even impact state resources.Those pushing for closed primaries argue the current system allows crossover voting and weakens party control over their own elections.

Nate Oats knows just how special another trip to the Sweet Sixteen is for the Alabama Crimson Tide in a tournament that is so hard to win in.

Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen accused John Wahl of participating in an event honoring Ramadan at an Anniston Islamic center.

Gov. Kay Ivey announces 35 new classrooms expanding Alabama’s early learning initiative, strengthening education from pre-K through third

Reps. Aderholt and Rogers highlight years of effort and national urgency behind Hadrian's Alabama defense factory opening.

Across Alabama, many conservatives are looking at what the Alabama State Republican Party’s Steering Committee is doing and saying it feels like the party is eating its own young.

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt believes there are many example of how the Democratic Party has been co-opted by the radical left in America.

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) is continuing the fight against the rise of radical Islamism in America. 

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