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The Senate hopeful said she wanted to work alongside U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) "to make sure Alabama is covered."
In one of the last polls before the election, Democrats continue to find themselves confounded that the message of abortions for all, drag queens for kids and jail cells for January 6 isn't working
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.
Auburn got off to a horrific start, mounted a furious comeback, and ultimately fell short of victory in head coach Cadillac Williams’ first outing leading the Tigers. To begin the game, Mississippi State put 17 points on the board before Auburn amassed 25 yards of total offense. Bulldogs’ quarterback Will Rogers was slicing and dicing […]
There’s no mistaking that “Alabama the Beautiful” got its appropriately named reputation from of its many different geographic regions.
Research done by Stacker takes a deeper look into 50 Alabama cities and their rising home prices. The top five cities from this list are listed below: 5. Owens Cross Roads 4. Gulf Shores 3. Orange Beach 2. Equality 1. Mountain Brook
During her 28 years in the U.S. Air Force, Aliquippa Allen lived in and around rural communities where businesses closed their doors forever.
Many people don’t realize that Alabama has a wealth of forests, parks, woods and waterways, and it all belongs to them.
He was a young pastor neither immoral nor heretical, but simply naïve and unskilled in human relations. He could conjugate Greek verbs but didn’t know how to take time to earn the trust of the congregation before he could lead them. Additionally, he listened to some famous pulpiteers who taught pastors are vice-regents under God […]
A research team at Auburn University is working to find solutions to an increasing threat to pine forests—needle blight.
The University of Alabama has been tapped to spearhead a regional center to help communities across the Southeast combat the opioid crisis.
There is an area on Alabama’s Lake Martin where a wooden statue, culinary notoriety and Hank Williams converge.
NASA is famous for sending rockets into space. But this past weekend in Huntsville, it took down a piece of its history in a spectacular way.
After a tumultuous week for Auburn football, the tigers are on the road against Mississippi State in the first game under new leadership.
As an avid outdoorsman, as well, all of these penchants merge together to form another passion: wildlife art.
Allow this to serve as the college football TV guide to this weekend's matchups, courtesy of Yellowhammer News.
Gov. Kay Ivey recently joined in the celebrations of major improvements in boating access in west central Alabama and at the Gulf Coast.
The scholarships are through a partnership between the Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association and the Alabama Community College System.
King's Home, a faith-based organization providing assistance to women and kids fleeing domestic violence, recently made a special dedication.
Mallory Hagan is running for State House in north Alabama, but her past statements questioning election results aren't getting much attention.
“Having a Regions associate with family ties to the Veterans Day holiday makes our efforts even more meaningful."
New inventory mean more jobs for Realtors and (hopefully) better pricing for homebuyers. But what could it mean for developers and investors? Over the last year, low inventory has contributed to rising home prices across the state. We know that prices can soar due to demand in a desired area. And while it might be […]

