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A deadly multi-vehicle crash involving at least 15 vehicles brought Interstate 65 southbound to a standstill for nearly 10 hours on Tuesday. The collision, exacerbated by icy road conditions from a sweeping winter storm, occurred around 12:15 p.m. near the 122-mile marker, between the Georgiana (Exit 114) and Greenville/Pine Apple (Exit 128) exits. Greenville Mayor […]

The Gulf Coast was shocked on Tuesday when one of the largest snowstorms in its entire history bared down on the region,  bringing several inches of snow. Multiple reports have indicated that some snowfall records in Alabama and Florida that are over a century old, have now been shattered by several inches. In the city […]

In today’s episode Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry explores Ohio State’s national championship win over Notre Dame! They give some in-depth commentary on the Buckeyes’ $20 million NIL-driven roster and the implications of big-money programs on the future of the sport. Guest analyst CJ Duncan joins to weigh in on the first year of […]

The Alabama Association of Realtors has released its December Alabama Economic and Real Estate Report. The monthly analysis of the state’s housing market showed a slight decrease in both home sales and median sales. According to the newly published data, Alabama recorded 4,876 home sales in December, representing a 5.7% decrease from November and a […]

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville offered a brief prediction today about the prospect of state lawmakers in Montgomery being able to put legal gaming, such as a statewide lottery, back on the ballot in Alabama. The last time voters were asked to consider a change to the Alabama Constitution to make certain forms of gaming permissible […]

Despite the brunt of this week’s winter weather impacting primarily southern and central parts of the state, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) issued a plea to their customers to reduce energy usage this morning between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. in order to, “help keep our grid stable!” TVA, the largest public utility provider in […]

7. Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban has called the current Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) model in college football “unsustainable,” citing growing financial disparities between programs. He emphasized the need for standardized regulations to ensure fairness, warning that allowing some schools to spend significantly more than others undermines competitive balance. Saban has taken an […]

The Singing River Trail (SRT) Board of Directors has announced the appointment of Misti Potter as the new Executive Director of the Singing River Trail. With over 27 years of nonprofit leadership experience, Potter’s career reflects a deep commitment to organizational growth, resource development, and community impact. “We are thrilled to welcome Misti to the […]

The Southeastern Livestock Exposition (SLE) Rodeo is saddling up for its 68th annual event from March 14-16 at the Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery. Known as one of the Southeast’s most celebrated PRCA-sanctioned rodeos, this year’s event promises top-tier performances, family-friendly activities, and a celebration of Western heritage. The SLE Rodeo has ranked within the top […]

As time passes, almost everything changes. Local meteorologists are discovering that this is true in the world of local weather broadcasting, and sometimes, those changes bring pain. According to several news outlets, Allen Media Group has decided to cut various jobs, including managers, anchors, and forecasters. The company has 36 stations in mid-size to small […]

Fraud EDU: Top 5 fraud predictions for 2025

Scammers like to repackage tried-and-true schemes with new twists to attack the innocent. Year after year, the descriptions and nuances change slightly, but many of the attack vectors look much the same as in years past. Often, it’s just the fraudsters repackaging an old scheme with a new bow. Everyone with an opinion publishes what […]

Former Alabama head coach Nick Saban shocked the college football world last year when he announced his retirement at the conclusion of the 2023 season, just weeks after coming within a game of yet another national title. Over the final years of his career and especially in retirement, Saban became one of the the most […]

Birmingham received some huge news this week when it was announced that Grammy Award-winning country artist Jason Aldean is going to be coming to the Coca Cola Amphitheater in Birmingham for a concert in September. Aldean, who just Monday performed at Donald Trump’s inauguration, is bringing his Full Throttle tour to the Magic City on […]

U.S. Sens. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) and Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) are showing their support for President Donald Trump’s nominee for Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary. Trump’s pick to lead the VA, Doug Collins, testified in front of the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee on Tuesday. Collins is a a former Georgia Republican House representative and Air Force Reserve […]

U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) criticized the reverend at the National Cathedral prayer service for the inauguration Tuesday over comments she made to President Donald Trump during the service. Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde told Trump and Vice President JD Vance behind the pulpit to “have mercy” on LGBTQ children as well as children of illegal […]

 Last minute pardons by Biden brought concern-trolling from a media that ignored Biden’s lawlessness. 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 Technology Network announced the Southeastern Supply Chain Summit, Staying Alive in 2025: Elevate Your Supply Chain, will take place February 17-18 at in Starkville, Mississippi. This premier event hosted by the Manufacturing Extension Partnership Centers for Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee will bring together industry leaders, experts, and innovators from across the region […]

In today’s episode of of Longshore and McKnight, John and Barry dive into the aftermath of the college football national championship! Last night, Ohio State secured its second consecutive title, defeating Notre Dame 31-23. Our beloved hosts and callers highlighted the financial dynamics shaping modern college football, with Ohio State reportedly spending $300 million annually […]

A new contender has emerged in the race to replace longtime Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson when voters go to the polls to decide their next mayor later this year in August 2025. Spiro Cheriogotis, a District Judge for the Mobile County Circuit Court, announced his campaign in a video ad featuring he and his family […]

U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) is feeling a renewed sense of faith in the future of the United States following the swearing-in of President Donald Trump. In a video message on Monday, the longtime congressman proclaimed that the “Golden Era” is returning to America with Trump back in the White House. “The sun is out […]

WINTER STORM WARNING: A winter storm warning is in effect today for areas along and south of a line from Thomasville to Montgomery to Opelika. North of the warning, there is a winter weather advisory as far north as Eutaw, Centreville, Pelham, Talladega and Anniston. National Weather Service Birmingham added a few counties to the advisory early this […]

After months of resistance from the left, landmark legislation aimed at holding illegal immigrants accountable for criminal actions officially passed the U.S. Senate last night by a vote 64-35. The Laken Riley Act, introduced and sponsored in the upper chamber by Alabama Senator Katie Britt, will require the Department of Homeland Security to detain illegals […]

Herb Lewis is living some kind of retirement. He’s combined his childhood interest in birds, his talent for gardening, and his passion for photography to create a backyard wildlife habitat that attracts birds and insects as pollinators. The habitat also features native plants. “It’s a full environment garden,” Lewis said. “I kind of I call […]

7. During President Donald Trump’s inaugural parade, Tesla/X CEO Elon Musk was accused of making gestures that resembled Nazi salutes, sparking widespread debate. CNN’s Erin Burnett described the action as an “odd-looking salute,” while her colleague noted that such gestures are uncommon at American political rallies. Social media reactions ranged from outrage to speculation that […]