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Officials broke ground this week on the future genomics building at UAB that will bring world-class medical innovation to Alabama.

Guest Opinion: Conservatism 101

American society, and human civilization for that matter, rests on a constantly shifting balance.

The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion has awarded UAH softball coach Les Stuedeman the first-ever Title IX Trailblazer Award. Chuck Karr, UAH interim president, participated at the softball game against the Montevallo Falcons and the first pitch was thrown by Huntsville Mayor Loretta Spencer. The Title IX Trailblazer Award was […]

Sunday Reflections: A Friday to remember

The wind in my face was bitterly cold in downtown Dallas a few years ago since the winter weather was yet lingering. My continuing education classes had ended at the seminary in nearby Ft. Worth, so the afternoon was free for some sightseeing. A chill came over me independent of the temperature when I walked […]

The Alabama Senate has unanimously confirmed two new Auburn University trustees known for their strong business, leadership and governance experience as well as long-standing dedication to the university. Zeke Smith will assume the at-large seat previously held by Charles McCrary, and Caroline Aderholt was confirmed to the Auburn University Board of Trustees’ District 7 seat vacated by Sarah […]

A couple of cats can produce a litter that, over the course of six years, can balloon to 70,000 offspring if not spayed or neutered.

The Alabama Department of Commerce, along with AIDT, conducted a book drive as part of National Reading Month.

For years leading up to the 2020 Census count, the national projections were that Alabama would lose one of our congressional districts.

A volunteer cleanup at Double Cove Park at Lake Logan Martin has put some springtime shine on this public recreation space.

What can an electric vehicle do for you? Let’s get rid of these myths

A recent study by J.D. Power found 27% of likely shoppers say they would consider an EV in the next four years.

For many patients, a stage 4 cancer diagnosis can be crippling.

International skeet returns to Red Eagle Range

Imagine trying to hit a clay target flying almost twice the speed you’re accustomed to at the skeet range. And you must start with your shotgun at a lowered position. That is what competitors at the Marble City Cup at Red Eagle Skeet and Trap Club in Childersburg faced at the first U.S. International Skeet […]

Robins & Morton, a privately held construction company based in Birmingham with offices located regionally across the Southeast, announced this week that it was breaking ground on a new construction site in Jupiter, Fla.

Our country faces an unprecedented mental health crisis. Two out of five adults report suffering from symptoms of anxiety and depression. More than half of those age 18-24 report these same symptoms and roughly one out of five say they have suicidal thoughts. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, rates of anxiety, depression and suicide in […]

U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) joined WVNN's "The Yaffee Program," to discuss why he agrees with Space Command coming to Huntsville.

Casey Wardynski, Republican candidate for Alabama’s open fifth congressional district seat, on Thursday called for a special counsel to be put in charge of the investigation into Hunter Biden’s finances.

Thursday, Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Katie Britt continued her campaign's efforts to raise awareness of her policy positions by releasing a memo regarding her stance on the Second Amendment.

America is getting ready to see yet another massive wave of illegal immigration, not that we have ever seen it stop since President Donald Trump left office

Friday, Gov. Kay Ivey announced that Alabama's March unemployment rate sat at 2.9%, which tied the state's all-time low.

Pushing back against the Colorado lawmakers' narrative was U.S. Reps. Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) and Terri Sewell (D-Birmingham), who on Thursday issued a joint statement of their own declaring Huntsville's Redstone Arsenal to be the proper home of the Space Command.

After gubernatorial candidate Tim James released a campaign ad criticizing the Magic City Acceptance Academy, an LGBTQ charter school in Birmingham, the school decided to add more security to the school while claiming students felt unsafe.

The Republican National Committee on Thursday unanimously voted to withdraw from the Commission on Presidential Debates, citing bias against the party's nominees.

Thursday on WVNN's "The Yaffee Program," Jessica Taylor once again called on Senate candidate Katie Britt to publicly denounce Parker Griffith's PTSD comments about Mike Durant.

HUNTSVILLE -- During a Thursday address to the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce at the Von Braun Center, Gov. Kay Ivey announced three major infrastructure projects that are in store for North Alabama.