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Riggs Walker Alabama

Riggs Walker announces bid for Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals

Barry Moore SAVE Act

"This is why the SAVE America Act is so urgently needed, and why it builds on the commonsense principles in the SAVE Act," Moore writes.

Tuberville Cartels

Tuberville sent a message to drug cartel members in Mexico not to harm any Americans who are currently present in the country. 

NCAA Alabama basketball

Alabama Crimson Tide big man Charles Bediako is not giving up yet, filing an appeal on his eligibility decision to the Alabama Supreme Court.

First, Team USA took gold and left Canada with silver in a sport they consider their own. That alone was enough to light up the rivalry.Now the debate has spilled over into something bigger.Now there are Canadians are upset some of their countrymen are arguing Alabama is better than Canada.They are right.

Alabama Port Authority rebranding launches Mobile America Express, strengthening statewide logistics infrastructure and expanding global

The Alabama School of Fine Arts: Exceptional outcomes in education

The Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham is a leader in specialized education, offering a unique blend of academic rigor and creativity.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile came to the University of Alabama campus piloted by a UA alum who was been working with the hot dog giant.

Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti just climbed to one of the three highest paid coaches in all of college football.

Former Baldwin County Sheriff Hoss Mack endorses Sen. Chris Elliott for reelection ahead of the May 19 Republican primary election in Alabama

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

Alabama health officials are preparing for a potential Alabama measles outbreak as cases spread across the Southeast and nationwide.

Tuberville thinks the U.S. Supreme Court got it wrong in their recent decision on President Donald Trump's "liberation day" tariffs. 

Alabama defense contracts awarded to Huntsville and Birmingham companies exceed $115 million, strengthening the state’s missile defense and

The Roberts food truck inspection bill passed the Alabama Senate and now moves to the House. SB 197 would standardize inspection requirements

A Baldwin County first grader won the Alabama Black Belt Big Buck Photo Contest after receiving more than 1,600 online votes for his Dallas

University of Alabama’s Wiregrass Hub in Enterprise will expand research, support economic growth, strengthen workforce development, and

American Forest Foundation announced its millionth tree planting in Alabama, expanding income opportunities and strengthening rural economies

Barry Moore Congressional Art Competition opens for Alabama First District students, with winning artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol for

Governor Kay Ivey

Gov. Kay Ivey encourages students to enter the Presidential 1776 Award Alabama civics competition ahead of America’s 250th birthday.

University Beach developer Kent Donahue outlines construction timeline, bond financing, and Sapphire Bay outcome during Northport meeting

ALEA announced its 2026 Alabama boating license course schedule, offering free hands-on training statewide with vessel license certification

Manufacture Alabama launches its 2026 Manufacturing Madness contest, allowing public voting to determine the coolest product made in Alabama.

What looked like an interesting and competitive U.S. Senate race in Alabama, changed January 18, four months ahead of the May 19 Primary.