Milky Way viewing season is returning to Alabama, with the best views expected from late March through late September on dark, clear nights.

Steve Flowers examines the 2026 governor and lieutenant governor races in Alabama, including Tommy Tuberville’s campaign and the crowded GOP.

Easton Bray and his brothers will compete with about 2,000 students at the NASP Alabama State Championship in Montgomery on April 9-10.

Former Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl lost his cool while watching his son Steven try to keep the Tigers' NCAA Tournament hopes alive.

Aubur Tigers head coach Steven Pearl pleaded his case for his team to make the NCAA Tournament after their loss to Tennessee.

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey has some creative ideas for how to get college sports back to normalcy as things spiral.

Big questions are shaping the political conversation this week in Alabama and around the world.Could Iran actually weaponize oil prices against the United States and its allies? What would that mean for the economy and energy policy?Meanwhile, in Alabama, the fight over the Public Service Commission is taking a strange turn. After talk of eliminating elected PSC members, lawmakers are now discussing expanding the commission instead.And Governor Kay Ivey made headlines after commuting the death sentence of a convicted murderer, sparking a major debate about justice, executive authority, and capital punishment in the state.We break down all of it and more on Alabama Politics This Week, airing on TV, radio, and online across the state.

Old Cloverdale Village redevelopment in Montgomery reaches a milestone as Big Bad Breakfast, House of Alchemy and Cloverdale Creamery prepare

Tuscaloosa County Commission reaches agreement to purchase the historic Bama Theatre, preserving the landmark venue for arts, performances

A Vietnam veteran in Alexander City waves the American flag daily outside the Bill Nichols Veterans Home, inspiring drivers to honk in a

The Alabama Veterans Resource Center is new statewide hub designed to help veterans and their families find support in one place.

An Alabama dentist was sentenced after prosecutors said he burned his own office in Evergreen to collect insurance money and pay creditors.

Former Alabama QB Jalen Hurts discusses his new children’s book "Better Than a Touchdown," promoting perseverance, teamwork and literacy for

Lockheed Martin Pike County expansion brings a $150 million investment, new jobs and workforce growth at the Alabama defense manufacturing

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

A Montgomery County judge handed Secretary of State Wes Allen a court victory in a fast-moving ballot dispute today.

The Alabama House passed a $10.9 billion education budget including a teacher pay raise and $150 million for career and technical education.

The Alabama Crimson Tide has begun spring practice, and another quarterback battle is brewing in Tuscaloosa.

A media debate has erupted over coverage of the conflict involving Iran and the United States – with the mainstream veering on propoaganda.

The Alabama Senate passed a $3.72 billion General Fund budget for fiscal year 2027, withholding portions of funding for three state agencies.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville pressed experts at a Senate hearing on China's grip on the American drug supply.

Samford 2025 annual report highlights record enrollment, national rankings, a $539.7 million endowment and major campus expansion.

An Alabama ambulance billing reform bill is advancing through the House as the ALFA argues it would raise premiums.

Auburn legend and mega popular sports media personality Charles Barkley is involved in a new podcast with some Hollywood heavy hitters.