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Organizations can instill a mindset of security as a daily priority, reducing incidents and empowering everyone to serve a role in defense.
Washington has done it again. What should be the most basic responsibility of government, keeping the lights on, has turned into yet another avoidable crisis. The fight over the SAVE Act is not just policy disagreement.
Sens. Tuberville and Britt tout Hadrian's Cherokee factory opening as a generational moment for Alabama's economy and national defense.
The Troy Trojans may soon be looking for a new head men's basketball coach according to a report on Friday.
Governor Kay Ivey announced today that the federal government has approved Alabama's final $460 million broadband proposal.
The Auburn Tigers are moving on in the NIT after another victory over the weekend at Neville Arena over Seattle.
Officials with Central Alabama Water say they are stopping the addition of fluoride, calling it an operational, safety, and financial decision.They argue fluoride isn’t required by regulators and removing it reduces chemical risks, eliminates aging equipment costs, and saves hundreds of thousands per year.But it will impact dental health, and it will eventually be overturned.
Video shows UA student Jimmy Gracey fell into water in Barcelona. Authorities rule death accidental after investigation and autopsy findings.
State Rep. Ernie Yarbrough's 6-year-old son accidentally shoots 13-year-old brother at family's home
A 6-year-old accidentally shot his 13-year-old brother at Rep. Ernie Yarbrough's Lawrence County home Saturday. The teen is recovering.
Sen. Tuberville blasted Democrats after the Senate voted down his women's sports amendment for the fourth time during debate on the SAVE Act.
The Alabama Crimson Tide is back in the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament with a tall task ahead to try to keep the season alive.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt wants to make sure that members of Congress don't get paid during any time of federal government shutdown.
The Army vs. Navy game will continue to be played in the exclusive window after an Executive Order signed by President Trump.
Alabama housing market February 2026 shows rising home sales and prices, but economists warn of uncertainty heading into the spring buying
Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.
Construction Partners will build a new $20 million headquarters and data processing center in Dothan, creating more than 60 new professional
Anniston Police drone program expands with a new all-weather drone to improve public safety, search and rescue, and officer response.
Five Alabama shopping districts were named among America’s most envied retail destinations, highlighting Pepper Place, Fairhope, Opelika,
Samford University is named one of the most beautiful college campuses in the nation by U.S. News, highlighting its architecture and scenic
The Bryant-Jordan Scholarship Program announces 2026 winners across Alabama, honoring 104 student-athletes for excellence in academics and
Strait of Hormuz turmoil is driving oil prices higher as shipping insurance dries up and global energy markets face growing economic risk.
An off-duty Muscle Shoals firefighter saved a man’s life after a medical emergency at a Florence restaurant, earning a lifesaving award.
ALDOT’s Intracoastal Waterway Bridge in Gulf Shores will open before Memorial Day, improving traffic flow, safety, and evacuation routes.

