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For the first time in the institution's 192-year history, the University of North Alabama has surpassed an enrollment of 10,000 students.
Doug Jones (D-AL) took to Twitter Sunday, posting a video in which he called Tuberville's comments "racist" and "ignorant."
In a post-game interview, Arnold said he read Aggies head coach Jimbo Fisher's lips. Arnold's awareness saved the day for Alabama.
The blood was in the water all over the past few days with the media, their Democrats and Democrat's attack dogs were out in force declaring U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville a racist.
As a product of her environment, Donna Jo Curtis is proud to carry on the legacy that was handed to her. Her family’s farming heritage inspired her career in agriculture and prepared her to eventually run a cattle ranch of her own. After 35 years of running Curtis Farms and serving Alabama’s agriculture industry in […]
Democrat candidate, media hero and pretend governor of Georgia Stacey Abrams was asked some very simple questions on abortion and she did everything but answer them. If you are asked if there are too many black abortions, the answer is “yes.” Dale Jackson is a contributing writer to Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show […]
Nick Saban said he was hopeful quarterback Bryce Young would recover in time for Saturday's matchup against Tennessee.
Adding to the environment inside Bryant-Denny is the stadium's playlist, which features some of the Tide fanbase's most beloved tracks.
Foreign-controlled United States farmland presents serious national security risks to our nation, including the potential for a foreign country such as China to have a massive control over U.S. food production, pricing, and supply chains. We need to work at the local, state, and federal level to learn more about the seriousness of the issue. […]
Senate President Pro Tem Greg Reed (R-Jasper) said the economic incentive program has been very successful.
Tish Gotell Faulk, the Legal Director of ACLU Alabama, discussed the Supreme Court case on redistricting in Alabama.
ESPN's "College GameDay" will travel to Knoxville for the battle between No. 3 Alabama and No. 6 Tennessee.
It's not just the national media, sad local "journalists" both part-time and unemployed, spent their weekend trying to find their best words to show their righteous anger.
Tuberville's remarks during former President Donald Trump's rally in Nevada last Saturday sparked fierce reaction from left-wing media.
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and 256 Today CEO Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories.
Another recent animal welfare legal action involved the rescue of 4,000 beagles being raised for lab experiments.
Every indication and polling suggest that the GOP gains in this year’s General Election will be significant.
AU President Christopher Roberts joined university administration leaders recently to open the campus’ new classroom and lab building.
The study, dubbed the FASTEST study, will be conducted at more than 100 hospitals in the United States and abroad.
Teams have extended work platforms around SLS and Orion to assess the exterior and access internal components, NASA said.
Many words could be said, but few do the job in this case. Georgia is a much better football team than Auburn right now.
I struggled with a car purchase three years ago wondering what my dad would’ve said. He was a steel worker, and his company was keen on buying American. So I’ve always done so, until then. I did careful research and purchased a “foreign” car. We had a pastor when I was growing up who drove […]
Like the start of many new businesses and pursuits, Pop Ramen’s origins began during the COVID-19 pandemic.

