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Members of Alabama's congressional delegation have sponsored resolutions in both chambers of Congress congratulating the Alabama Farmers Federation on its centennial.
U.S. Senate hopeful Mike Durant released a new television spot criticizing President Joe Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Of the many luxuries the majority party in Congress holds, perhaps one of the most consequential is the power of investigative authority.
The media insists on pretending that there is no such thing as liberal media bias, which is obviously silly.
Gov. Kay Ivey's reelection campaign issued a response to the candidacies of those attempting to derail her bid for an additional term as Alabama's chief executive.
Businesswoman and former U.S. ambassador Lindy Blanchard on Tuesday officially kicked off her campaign for governor at the Jeanette Barrett Civic Room in Wetumpka.
AG Steve Marshall called the developments "very positive momentum" and laid out the aspects of the three different lawsuits.
The University of Alabama is leading an effort to significantly increase the emergency telemedicine capabilities in rural Alabama.
Leaders across Alabama's River Region met in Montgomery on Monday to formulate a plan of action to increase the number of children reading proficiently by the end of the third grade.
From extended delivery times to long waits for appliances and parts, homeowners may have money in hand but fewer places to spend.
Northrop Grumman and Raytheon Missiles & Defense Next Generation Interceptor teams have won approval from the U.S. Missile Defense Agency following successful testing of the companies' common software factory solution.
After rumors circulated for months about former U.S. ambassador to Slovenia Lynda Blanchard leaving the U.S. Senate race and instead running for governor of Alabama with a possible endorsement from President Donald Trump, Blanchard will be announcing her campaign for governor in Wetumpka.
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The state’s largest farm organization, the Alabama Farmers Federation held its centennial celebration in Montgomery this week. Approximately 1,200 farmers from all 67 counties were on hand to celebrate. In addition to celebrating 100 years for the Federation, members also celebrated 75 years of Alfa Insurance Co. which was founded by members in 1946. Alfa’s […]
In a statement provided to Yellowhammer News, U.S. Senate hopeful Katie Britt slammed the NSAB and praised the AASB's move to disassociate.
The Alabama Forestry Association on Monday announced that it had endorsed Judge Kelli Wise and Greg Cook in their candidacies for Alabama Supreme Court associate justice.
Governor Kay Ivey is running ads touting how she is "Alabama's Most Conservative Governor right as her challengers are entering the fray.
C Spire Fiber on Monday announced that construction is underway to deploy ultra-fast, fiber-based gigabit internet and related services to the city of Homewood.
The HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology on Monday reported that the organization had generated $3.2 billion in economic impact for the state of Alabama.
Since day one in office, fixing the illegal immigration crisis has been a top priority for me. I’ve cosponsored countless pieces of legislation to address the problem, and I’ve been to the border to see the crisis firsthand.
Ninety years ago, a remarkable thing happened: the British Parliament voluntarily ceded greater political autonomy to its dominions and provided a means for other territories to align themselves with an English-speaking commonwealth.
As Mercedes-Benz U.S. International continues to expand its $6 billion Alabama auto assembly operation, the company is also investing in schools and training programs across the state, including those in rural counties.
As one fundraising month is left in the final quarter of 2021, campaigns are hopeful their financial positioning will be strong enough to carry them into the final five-month stretch.

