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The Alabama Crimson Tide looked poor on Tuesday night with a loss to Georgia right before postseason play begins following the weekend.
The Auburn Tigers kept their season alive on Tuesday night, but likely have to beat Alabama on the road to make the NCAA Tournament.
The Pentagon has named Auburn University as a potential new partner for military education programs, part of a broader shake-up ordered by Pete Hegseth.
The Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham is a leader in specialized education, offering a unique blend of academic rigor and creativity.
Alabama AG Steve Marshall is making a promise that he will not support any new taxes if he becomes the state's next U.S. Senator.
The City of Trussville has selected Dave Morrette as its new police chief following a competitive selection process that drew 45 candidates.
Mayor Nick Derzis outlines the Hoover infrastructure plan, including a $15 million capital budget, $150 million in deferred needs and Galleria
Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.
Lt. Governor Will Ainsworth announced on Tuesday that he is joining the efforts of Alabama’s Freedom First Coalition.
Former UAB Blazers head coach Trent Dilfer gave some absurd reasoning as to why his tenure in Birmingham failed.
Pastor Reuben Jacob Kora is internationally recognized as a friend of God who ministers who operates in a strong prophetic gifting. 2024 marks his 21-year milestone of faithfully serving the Lord through full-time ministry. His heart burns to see the fires of revival breakout & be sustained to increase of God’s glory in America —and […]
Alabama has the geology, the workforce and the policy framework to become a national leader in carbon capture and storage.
The Alabama House unanimously advanced the Alabama opioid settlement spending plan, allocating $43 million for treatment, recovery, and mental
Alabama's largest business and insurance groups are pushing back against a surge of healthcare mandate bills due to concerns about costs.
Alabama Attorney General candidate Katherine Robertson isn't showing much sympathy for a Muslim man who has been on death row for 35 years.
The numbers on where there are more Auburn than Alabama license plates in the state are extremely interesting.
A new statewide coalition, Freedom First Alabama, was launched today with a clear mission: Stop the spread of costly big-government policies.
After a controversial protest incident at a church service drew national attention, several states began reviewing whether their laws adequately protect worshippers from disruption and harassment.Alabama lawmakers and others across the country are debating how far states should go to shield religious services while still respecting free speech rightsState Rep. Juandalynn Givan (D-Birmingham) seems more interested in protecting Don Lemon's feelings.
House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter and Majority Leader Paul Lee have jointly endorsed Rep. Greg Barnes in the May 19 Republican primary.
Charles Bediako is still pleading his case, and his attorney says the commissioner of the SEC is being hypocritical.
Strong told WVNN that he believes in some Democrats don't really want to limit Trump's powers during an ongoing military conflict.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has secured a $29.5 million settlement with Vanguard in a multistate antitrust lawsuit.

