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Barber Vintage Motorsports Park and Museum announced this morning the loss of its founder George W. Barber Jr.

Barry Moore

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore is still focused on finding a solution to the problem of illegal vapes being smuggled into the country by China. 

U.S. Ambassador to Belgium, Bill White, called Amanda Hardy Saturday and apologized on behalf of President Donald Trump.

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

The SEC is dominating the first batch of rankings following the start of college baseball season, and the Auburn Tigers are near the top.

Sen. Katie Britt’s GUARD Act advances in the Senate, with Alabama Securities Director Amanda Senn saying it would strengthen fraud and

ESPN personality Jay Bilas weighed in on the Charles Bediako controversy and went after the NCAA for their inconsistent set of rules.

A Mobile County lawmaker has introduced legislation aimed at tightening enforcement of Alabama’s seafood labeling requirements

On February 14, ADOC’s K-9 team found two men near the Staton Correctional Facility with a backpack containing prison contraband.

State Sen. April Weaver (R-Brierfield) has filed Senate Bill 293, legislation that would create a new criminal offense in Alabama titled

Katie Britt Donald Trump

John Wahl criticized liberal media outlets over the weekend for attempting to manufacture division between Donald Trump and Katie Britt.

Downtown Mobile shooting leaves one dead and multiple injured near Dauphin and Joachim streets, police say.

A former Army officer has been being sentenced to four years in prison for using a hidden camera to film guests in the bathroom of his home.

Lynyrd Skynyrd expressed the mood of much of the country when it questioned the relevance of Watergate and the feigned outrage surrounding a third‑rate burglary that captured the nation’s attention.

There was a world where Nick Saban did not come to Alabama at all, and as it turns out it may not have been that far fetched.

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

The City of Birmingham is launching a major redevelopment push in its Western Corridor after receiving a $2 million

The Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind Air Force contract was listed in a federal notice posted by the U.S. Department of War.

Tuscaloosa student Carnegie Hall performance spotlights Northridge High musician Maxwell Morgan’s elite honors orchestra selection.

Alabama residents spend a higher share of their household income on groceries than people in most other states.

Alabama lawmakers have introduced a congressional resolution formally recognizing Mobile as the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the U.S.

Tom Greene: The growing pains of affluence

Here’s the cruel irony: after a lifetime of affluence, having to struggle for the basics after college feels unfair.

Michael J. Brooks: A lot of people are upset

A lot of people are upset over my sermon. I preached about money and shared what one writer called “[Regan's] most embarrassing press conference.”

Today, the Pizitz is once again a gathering place—reimagined for a new century, it remains intensely community-focused.