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Doug Jones libraries

Jones is not happy with several members of the state's library board who want to protect children from being exposed to explicit materials. 

Missouri sports betting

The state of Missouri has just become the 39th state to allow legalized sports betting, with huge numbers from their first month.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is highlighting how its Alabama Fusion Center supports missing-person investigations.

The University of Alabama has sent out a release officially announcing the hiring of new offensive line coach Adrian Klemm.

Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this report drew Ag Commissioner candidate Corey Hill’s fundraising totals from a previous month. The current and accurate total is reflected in the graphic above.  Grayson Everett is the editor in chief of Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @Grayson270.

A survey conducted in recent days is sounding the alarm on Jerry Carl’s comeback bid in Alabama’s 1st Congressional District.

America needs to make its own medicines again

Sen. Tuberville, Tom Neely op-ed: America needs to make its own medicines again

"America needs to make its own medicines again," U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville and Oxford Pharmaceutical Chairman Tom Neely argues.

The failure of the mainstream media to grasp why Americans are tired of illegal immigration is nothing new; it is one of the reasons they are mistrusted.But the attempt by inferior members of the media to lecture their audience will not change their minds, with sad stories and somber tones.aldotcom, like most media outlets, regularly finds itself on the wrong side of most of its potential audience and Americans in general.

State Rep. David Faulker has filed the Sarah Marsh Heaven's 27 Camp Safety Act and Governor Ivey has backed it in full support.

The Electric Cooperatives of Alabama Political Action Committee announced its endorsement of Wes Allen for lieutenant governor of Alabama.

Count former Auburn Tigers head coach Bruce Pearl among those who have a problem with the Alabama playing Charles Bediako in their lineup.

Alabama church felony

State Rep. Greg Barnes introduced a bill to make disrupting a worship service a felony under Alabama law – backed by State Sen. Chris Elliott.

HB214, sponsored by State Rep. James Lomax, prohibits foreign nationals from directly or indirectly donating in any Alabama election.

Alabama human cloning

The Alabama House passed HB111 on Wednesday, creating the crime of human cloning and making violations a Class C felony.

7. Alabama sports radio legend Paul Finebaum stated Alabama football has become a shell of what it was under Nick Saban, citing diminished dominance and performance issues in the post-Saban era despite 10+ win seasons and a College Football Playoff berth. 6. New jobs for North Alabama with Siemens Energy expanding to create 120 new jobs, […]

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.

The same network of out-of-state environmental groups that spent millions to flip Georgia’s PSC now has Alabama in its crosshairs.

Alabama mud dumping

The Alabama Legislature gave final passage Tuesday to HB181, legislation banning the dumping of dredged sediment in Mobile Bay.

Clint Mountain: We write today on behalf of the Alabama Association for Justice in response to the recent reporting on the Alabama Department of Insurance’s liability insurance claims cost report

Alabama’s international migration fell by roughly 60% over the past year, according to a new population analysis from PARCA.

Alabama's struggled to get back to its championship ways under Nick Saban since the head coach's retirement, and that has not gone unnoticed.

Alabama voting

A Russell County grand jury has indicted three individuals on a combined 33 counts related to absentee election crimes, Wes Allen reported.

Tuberville ballot

Governor-elect National Championship-winning head coach Tommy Tuberville is unstoppable and will win his race for governor easily.

Matt Simpson

State Rep. Matt Simpson (R-Daphne) was taken to the hospital Tuesday after falling ill, House leaders reported and later confirmed.