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Growth projects valued at almost $200 million are under way in Alabama’s bioscience sector, setting the stage for robust new research grants and the recruitment of additional scientists to conduct cutting-edge projects. The growth spurt will build on investment projects announced by life science companies in the state that totaled $230 million since the beginning […]
Former UAB Blazers head coach Bill Clark has been sharing his thoughts weekly into what he saw on the college football slate, teams in the Yellowhammer State, and much more. Of course, a big story this week has been the Alabama quarterback situation. Clark weighed in saying Jalen Milroe was “the better guy” after the […]
The Congressional Gold Medal, which is the highest honor bestowed by Congress, honors those whose dedication, heroism, and public service have created a lasting impact on American history. On March 14, 2020, legislation was signed into law authorizing the Congressional Gold Medal for American Merchant Mariners whose honorable deeds played a critical role in World […]
Sec. of State Wes Allen said he doesn't plan on following the lead of Pennsylvania when it comes to voter registration.
Tuscaloosa was recently named one of Travel + Leisure’s 25 best U.S. college towns. This week it was also selected as the first college town location for a new line of Sports Illustrated resorts. The planned resort will be across the Black Warrior River from the University of Alabama. It looks remarkable: Sports Illustrated is […]
Six lawsuits that allege "systemic discrimination against children with disabilities" were filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama on Wednesday.
Four Alabama students from rural areas of the state ,who hope to practice dentistry, have been selected to be members of the inaugural class of the University of Alabama's College of Community Health Sciences Rural Dental Scholars Program.
Close to two hundred members of the United Auto Workers union ,who are employed at ZF Chassis Systems in Tuscaloosa, have gone on strike as of Wednesday morning. The business is a major producer of front axels for the Mercedes-Benz plant in Vance.
The United States government has actively worked to open the border and has went as far as cutting razor wire and letting them in.
Moore is once again calling out the Biden administration for what he believes is the "weaponization of government" against Americans.
Every Wednesday, Yellowhammer News presents “Across the South,” a feature on SEC football. There are breakdowns of the previous week and previews of the upcoming weekend. In this week’s edition, the two-time defending national champion Georgia Bulldogs showed some vulnerability last Saturday at home against South Carolina. Now, I’ll say this. Being the two-time defending […]
A protester poured water on the head of a former Alabama lawmaker at an Environmental Protection Agency public hearing today on coal ash storage. Environmentalist Anne DiPrizio, who called herself a “crazy, unhinged lady,” poured a cup of water on former State Rep. Kyle SouthSouth, the president and CEO of the West Alabama Chamber of […]
Schumer has filed cloture on three military nominations Wednesday in his first move to try and get around Tuberville's military holds.
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s net worth virtually doubled during the pandemic, from $7.6 million in 2019 to $12.6 million in 2021, according to official disclosures. While Fauci retired as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in December of last year, it’s reported he continues to receive government protection, costing taxpayers $1 […]
Congress is on track to trigger a government shutdown Oct. 1 if it fails to pass the required appropriations bills. As the deadline approaches, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is advocating for a short-term solution to finance the government. But McCarthy’s plan faces internal resistance, with a segment of House GOP members opposing it – guaranteeing […]
Radiance Technologies has collaborated with the Army Partnership for Your Success (PaYS) Program, offering Army veterans a seamless transition into employment with the company. Huntsville-based Radiance is the first company in Alabama to partner with the Alabama Army National Guard through the PaYS program. The PaYS Program is a strategic alliance between the Army and corporations, companies, […]
In recent years, a rapidly growing sport has taken the nation by storm, captivating people of all ages with its unique blend of athleticism, camaraderie, and fun. That sport is none other than pickleball, and right at the heart of its spirited community lies the Athens Alabama Pickleball Association (AAPA). For pickleball enthusiasts and those […]
Vulcan Materials, the country’s largest producer of construction aggregates, has promoted two of its top leaders to the positions of president and chief operating officer. Former COO Tom Baker II has been named president and Ronnie A. Pruitt has been promoted to COO, the company announced today. Baker will continue to lead enterprise-wide strategic initiatives […]
October is a time of unity, action, and education across the country for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In Alabama, many businesses and organizations are going a step further to raise money for local, lifesaving breast cancer research across the state. The Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama (BCRFA) has partnered with more than 25 […]
As the U.S. federal debt has now hit $33 trillion, and U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville responded by tweeting, "For $33 trillion in debt, we ought to have streets paved with gold"
Senator Tommy Tuberville took to the Senate floor Tuesday to express his doubts about a $1.5 trillion Farm Bill that is being pushed by Democrats. Tuberville, a member of the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, said much of the spending
As the possibility of reinforced government mask mandates grows, federal and state lawmakers in Alabama are trying to get out in front of the issue. State Rep. Brock Colvin (R-Albertville) filed a bill that would prohibit government-sanctioned mask mandates. The bill awaits lawmakers when they return to Montgomery in February for the next session. “I […]

