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2026 Power & Influence Who's Next

2026 Power & Influence: Who's Next?

We are proud to continue a tradition that asks an important question in the political landscape of Alabama: Who's Next?

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The Auburn Tigers will host the South Alabama Jaguars in the first round of the NIT on Tuesday night after missing the NCAA Tournament.

When NASA’s Artemis astronauts strap in and head toward the Moon, the rocket carrying them will rise on the shoulders of Huntsville.

The Alabama Crimson Tide is going to be playing Hofstra after earning a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament on Sunday.

Property rights are a core freedom in Alabama. Changing zoning rules after development begins threatens property rights, investment, and

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Over the course of a career spent in the Alabama Legislature, I have learned that nothing happens without affordable, reliable energy.

The NCAA has denied an absurd request from the Big 10 which would have suspended enforcement of and investigations into tampering.

Three Birmingham-based airmen were killed when a KC-135 tanker crashed in Iraq during Operation Epic Fury, including an Alabama native.

Alabama Crimson Tide basketball star Aden Holloway has been arrested on a marijuana charge just days before the NCAA Tournament.

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

Alabama sent a bill to the governor allowing retirees to return as school bus drivers and public safety officers.

The Alabama Solution Oscars

After Andrew Jarecki dared Governor Ivey and Attorney General Steve Marshall to attend the Oscars, "The Alabama Solution" didn't even win.

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Phil Williams is now one major step away from confirmation as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama.

Alabama Farmers Federation Ambulance Billing Reform

Rural Alabama has been waiting decades for access to affordable health services — and despite the empty promises of a bill funneling millions of dollars to large ambulance companies, we’re still waiting.

Alabama Supreme Court Justice Will Sellers writes about the first major victory for the Continental Army, now 250 years ago.

Gov. Kay Ivey introduces the Doty family of Rainsville, highlighting how Alabama’s CHOOSE Act is helping parents access faith-based education

Target is launching its new Baby Boutique shopping experience in Alabama stores, offering parents easier ways to compare products.

Wintzell’s famous free oyster promise was finally redeemed in Mobile when 80-year-old Jimmy Rush arrived with his 99-year-old father.

Alabama is under attack from California environmentalist groups and foreign adversaries. Lawmakers have a chance to stop them.

B’Ham Chicken at the Pizitz Food Hall is now exclusively serving the legendary Irish Gold sauce from Innisfree Irish Pub.

Madison Donut Dollies continue the historic tradition of serving veterans with coffee, donuts and fellowship inspired by the American Red

Dr. Daniel Sutter: Working to stop production

Working to stop production is a strategy used by environmental NGOs through litigation, regulation and advocacy targeting industrial

Tom Greene: The things we leave behind

One hundred years from now, you and I will both be dead. But don’t fret, my friend. You aren’t missing anything.

Alabama beaches tourism continues to grow as Gulf Shores and Orange Beach attract families traveling by car and expanding flight options.