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The chairman of the Republican Party of Alabama, John Wahl, talked about his optimism ahead of the November 8th midterm elections.
Amendment 1 on the Alabama ballot next week would allow judges to hold violent offenders in jail while they await trial.
Madison County Sheriff Kevin Turner said Alabamians are seeing the effects of the border crisis across the state.
“Birmingham is a city with such a rich history and complex landscape of challenges and opportunities," said AEI senior fellow Ian Rowe.
The state's minority party is banking on Democratic Party nominee Mallory Hagan's chances of nabbing the retiring speaker's seat.
An infrastructure project totaling approximately $2 million is coming to Tuscaloosa County for industrial access road and bridge improvement.
An election night watch party will be hosted by Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth at City Harbor, a new mix-used lakefront development in Guntersville.
When asked if delaying election results could provide an avenue for cheating, Merrill said, "I don't think there's any doubt about it."
Should Donald Trump decide to seek the 2024 nomination, however, the 45th president tops Ron DeSantis 49.6% to 35.7%.
The funds will be utilized to stimulate new research and development as a means of bolstering statewide innovation efforts.
President Joe Biden, an embarrassing failure, used a primetime speech to angrily whine that people may not accept the results of an election that has not happened yet.
Thanks to a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, hundreds of Lowndes County residents will soon have access to high-speed Internet. The USDA is investing some $24.7 million to fund the projects, said Novory Gordon, state director of the USDA’s Rural Development Alabama office. “Communities across rural Alabama are need access to high-speed internet […]
Time is running out if you’re going to be out of town next Tuesday and want to vote. Ahead of the Nov. 8 General Election, Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill reminds voters that Thursday is the last day to turn in an application by hand for an absentee ballot. Absentee ballot applications can be […]
The Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association named Governor Kay Ivey to its Hall of Fame at a dinner in Birmingham.
Maybe another week of screaming about how “democracy is on the ballot” will change the fate of Democrats? Don’t forget to join Dale Jackson on Facebook on Election Day! Dale Jackson is a contributing writer to Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN and on Talk 99.5 from 10 a.m. to noon.
Clay Scofield reminded people why Democratic control of federal and state offices would be a disaster for the Yellowhammer State.
U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) discussed what he'd like to see a GOP controlled Congress accomplish starting in 2023
Not much of a shocker heading into the last week of the election, Governor Kay Ivey (R), Katie Britt and all statewide Republicans are going to trounce their opponents according to polling done by Alabama Daily News and stolen by aldotcom.
After years of bad decisions, the law finally caught up with young Howard, and he was sentenced to prison for all of his crimes. It was by God’s grace, he didn’t receive a longer sentence. In prison, Howard developed a deep relationship with Jesus, and started leading other men to Him, in the most unlikely […]
State Rep. Wes Allen (R-Troy), GOP nominee for Secretary of State has fulfilled his campaign pledge to visit each of Alabama's 67 counties.
"We cannot send the message that North Alabama is red, not purple, unless we get out to vote," said U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.).
Monday on WVNN's "The Dale Jackson Show," Alabama's Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate, Katie Britt, said parents are fed up.
Alabam Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Katie Britt has her race locked up, but she is not letting up on President Joe Biden.