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Alabama shoppers will be able to stock up on severe weather preparedness supplies without paying state sales tax during a three-day holiday.

The House unanimously passes Aderholt’s Bipartisan Coin Bill for America’s 250th Anniversary, showcasing unity and support.

The Etowah Public Shooting Range is closed until fall for renovations, but it will be well worth the wait.

The Association of County Commissions and the Alabama Education Association have had major legislative accomplishments this quadrennium.

Has President Donald Trump ended Alabama's U.S. Senate race by endorsing U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise)?Is the fight over Greenland over?Will Alabama join the redistricting fight?All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week, on TV, radio, and online all over Alabama

Auburn has approved construction of the BrownKopel Center – Analytical, Innovation and Manufacturing Laboratory.

U.S. Rep. Barry Moore is blasting Democrats who use Congressional committee hearings to attack members of the Trump administration.

Apple Alabama kids

On Thursday, the Alabama Senate passed HJR51, a joint resolution establishing a Study Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Children’s Internet Safety. The resolution, sponsored by State Rep. Robbins (R-Sylacauga) and a group of co-sponsors, creates a commission tasked with studying the effects of AI, social media, and internet access on children, investigating how other states […]

Hudson is calling on the upper chamber to force those who want to filibuster a bill to actually have to "stand on the floor and do it." 

Birmingham businessman shares his faith

John Mejia’s journey began at age 10, when he immigrated to New York City with his single mother and two siblings.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has removed the wood stork from the federal list of endangered wildlife.

Alabama IT systems

A new 'Technology Quality Assurance Board' will ensure the secure deployment of emerging technologies across Alabama executive agencies.

ASCTE plans new institute to expand teacher development and advanced research

The institute is intended to support Alabama’s long-term workforce needs as the state continues to attract technology.

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

Charles Barkley on NCAA: 'A bunch of bumbling idiots'

Former Auburn Tigers legend Charles Barkley did not hold back when discussing the NCAA's decision making as of late.

Alabama online sales tax

The City of Hoover has voluntarily withdrawn its legal challenge to Alabama’s Simplified Sellers Use Tax (SSUT).

Katie Britt

U.S. Sen. Katie Britt is no longer optimistic that a deal can be made this week to avert another partial government shutdown.

Alabama

State Rep. Terri Collins wants to raise Alabama’s school grading bar by 10 points in the state's public K-12 schools.

Valentine’s Day romance scams

Valentine’s Day may be a season for romance, but Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall says it’s also a prime time for online scammers. 

Alabama Trey's law

The Alabama House of Representatives unanimously passed SB30 on Thursday, sending Trey's Law to Governor Kay Ivey's desk.

ALEA agent shot

ALEA has opened an investigation after a suspect was killed and a special agent was shot during a MACS Unit operation in west Montgomery.

Kedrick Bingley-Jones received word from the NCAA that he was granted his waiver for a seventh season of eligibility.

For eons, in Alabama and across this country, prescription drug prices have crushed people.Attempts to rein in bad actors, be they Pharmacy Benefit Managers or insurers, may have missed the point.Maybe the problem was Big Pharma, and TrumpRX may be about to fix this.

Chris Elliott

State Sen. Chris Elliott (R-Josephine) on Wednesday announced his opposition to a proposed 4,500-acre solar energy complex in Stockton.