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The legislature's actions were praised by many among the Republican base. However, soon-to-be gubernatorial candidate Tim James suggested that the legislation did not go far enough in shielding workers from mandated vaccination.
Alabama's First Class Pre-K program has been ranked as the best quality program in the nation for 15 consecutive years.
It’s been made official that the Omicron variant is in Alabama, but the first case comes from an individual who has not reported traveling outside of the state.
Fairhope City Councilman Jack Burrell and Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson, the respective chairmen for the Eastern Shore and Mobile Metropolitan Planning Organizations, presented a new framework for a long-sought new I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway.
Two Republican lawmakers are leading efforts in the Alabama Legislature to reduce the tax burden levied upon retirees and low-income earners.
The market is sensitive to a number of factors including existing home inventory, new home construction, employment and mortgage rates.
Many people struggle with faith because they see the perversion of God’s word. They get let down by man, and they think God must be a myth. What does the historical evidence show? What do historians say? Can we prove the things of the Bible took place? Are we living in the end times? The […]
According to U.S. Senate candidate Jessica Taylor, the GOP being united to combat the policies of the Biden administration begins with electing what she referred to as "true conservatives."
The Alabama Farmers Federation on Thursday announced its eighth round of endorsements for candidates seeking election to the state legislature.
Jasper Police Department detective Lt. Matt Dozier has announced his bid to seek the Republican nomination for the Alabama House of Representatives, District 13.
The Alabama Farm-City Committee earlier this week began accepting at-large applications for its annual Farm of Distinction contest and will run through Feb. 4.
President Joe Biden, the media and their Democrats spent the better part of 2021 telling the American people they needed to pass the Build Back Better bill before 2022, but it appears that negotiations between U.S. Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) are miles apart and perceived as dead.
When seeking employment opportunities, job seekers become discouraged to find that employers often times prefer candidates with years of experience in a particular field of work.
Join the Yellowhammer News team on Wednesday, February 2, for a “Yellowhammer Connection” event in Montgomery. The gathering will offer a reception followed by a live interview with Alabama Senate President Pro Tem Greg Reed (R-Jasper) and Speaker of the House Mac McCutcheon (R-Monrovia).
Individuals and entities across the Yellowhammer State have committed time and efforts to assist those impacted by the recent tornado outbreak that devastated communities throughout the South and Midwest last week.
The committee looking into the U.S. Capitol riots on January 6, 2021 started releasing text messages as part of holding former President Donald Trump's Chief of Staff Mark Meadows.
The World Games 2022 on Wednesday announced that Wind Creek Hospitality, the Poarch Band of Creek Indians' gaming authority, had been chosen as its official resort and casino partner.
Just under two months ago, the National School Boards Association (NSBA) drafted a letter to the Biden administration labeling a group of concerned and involved parents in Ohio “domestic terrorists.” This past week, the Alabama Association of School Boards (AASB) effectively ended their membership with the NSBA, and rightfully so, but we must not stop […]
The U.S. Senate late Wednesday morning voted 89-10 to pass the fiscal year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
The on-again, off-again saga of a new proposed Interstate 10 Mobile Bay Bridge and Bayway got new life on Wednesday as the chairmen from both the Mobile and Eastern Shore Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) offered the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) a framework for a new bridge and bayway. Without the approval of the MPO, […]
The U.S. House of Representatives early Wednesday morning voted 221-209 on a nearly partisan basis to pass a $2.5 trillion increase to the federal debt limit.
The NASA/Marshall Retirees Association is taking steps to ensure that the difficult and innovative work of space exploration by Huntsvillians will always be recognized and never forgotten.
Inflation over the last 12 months for producers just hit 9.6% year-on-year, the largest increase on record over the last 11 years.

