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Over the weekend, the Alabama Republican Party steering committee dismissed a residency-based ballot challenge targeting former party chairman John Wahl’s 2026 Republican campaign for lieutenant governor, ending, for now, two separate party fights that had threatened to sideline Wahl and U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) from qualifying for the May 19 primary election over residency […]
The countdown for Artemis II wet dress rehearsal was paused late Monday night at Kennedy Space Center before concluding early Tuesday morning.
The Alabama Rural Roadmap Initiative was created to develop a coordinated plan for revitalizing the state's rural communities.
"In Alabama, House Bill 303, the Cryptocurrency Kiosk Fraud Prevention Act, offers a commonsense solution," AARP's Candi Williams writes.
7. Alabama’s federal candidates reported Q4 fundraising numbers, with U.S Senate candidate and U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise), and every incumbent Congressman leading their races by large margins, with the exception of former congressman Jerry Carl. 6. Governor Kay Ivey called for increased penalties for eluding law enforcement, backing HB37 and SB233 to elevate the […]
Governor Kay Ivey wants the Legislature to send a strong message to deter criminals from across Alabama from trying to elude the police.
When state officials talk about jobs and keeping Alabama economically competitive, the word “workforce” is no longer just a slogan. Alabama’s top leaders detailed those efforts last Tuesday evening at Yellowhammer News’ annual Legislative Preview event, featuring remarks from Workforce Secretary Greg Reed and a Q&A with House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter (R-Rainsville) and Senate President […]
More than 500 schools across Alabama have been designated Semiquincentennial Schools meeting program standards tied to America's 250th.
Dual enrollment with the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) can give students a competitive advantage over their peers.
As the 2026 Legislative Session evolves, it is apparent that this year’s annual session will be short and sweet. That is par for the course in an election year session. This is election year and all 105 House Seats, and all 35 Senate Seats are up for election. Therefore, it is an inherent historical reality […]
Who’s up? Who’s down? Alabama federal political candidates for statewide office report fundraising totals for November.
One conservative group in Alabama has changed their stance on a bill that is currently getting a lot of pushback from the left.
I won $500 because of the government shutdown, and sports gambling is basically legal in Alabama now
Even though gambling is mostly illegal in the state of Alabama, I was able to bet and win $500 on the government shutdown, which is insane.On the same site, you can bet on everything from the Grammys to the words Trump will use this week to the North Alabama women's basketball game.This is absurd and detrimental to society.
State Rep. Greg Barnes wants to create a deterrent in Alabama against activists who think it's a good idea to disrupt worship services.
The Alabama Republican Party dismissed a challenge questioning if Tommy Tuberville meets the 7-year residency requirement to run for governor.
Montgomery TechLab is growing Alabama’s defense and technology sectors with the launch of the second cohort of its MTL Defense Accelerator.
Former Auburn Tigers head coach — current Florida State Seminoles offensive coordinator — Gus Malzahn announced his retirement Monday morning.
Alabama Port Authority Director Doug Otto today announced his executive leadership team to support the next phase of the Port’s growth.
U.S. Sens. Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville are lauding the U.S. Department of Justice for arresting former CNN anchor Don Lemon.
"The Charles Bediako situation is the latest example of how college basketball has become trapped in a rulebook full of contradictions."
7. President Donald Trump warned Iran against pursuing a nuclear program that could lead to U.S. attack and regional war, while Khamenei responded with signs that he is open to talk; Governor-elect National Championship-winning Coach U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) hinted at a preemptive strike against Iran, stating the armada is on the way. 6. […]
Garry Chapman is at the center of both a federal lawsuit and a new push in the Alabama Legislature to tighten rules for high-speed pursuits.
"But unfortunately, thanks to Democrats’ disastrous open border policies, the enemy is now inside the gates," Sen. Tuberville writes.
Four hundred years ago, Charles I was crowned King of England. He became king automatically upon the death of his father, James I, but his coronation was delayed for almost a year. Officially, the delay was attributed to an outbreak of plague which made public gatherings deadly when, in truth, the excuse masked another reality. […]