Alabama appears to be the clear number two team in the nation right now, with their only slip up against Texas A&M in College Station.

Today, the 17th-ranked Auburn Tigers take on SEC West foe Mississippi State in Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Waterfowl season forecasters estimate good populations of ducks and geese for the Mississippi Flyway, which includes Alabama, but those waterfowl may not be easy to fool this season.

For a printable version, click here. Pro tip: Save the image below to your phone for quick and easy access all weekend. (Note: All times are Central) Zack Shaw is a contributing writer for Yellowhammer News and former walk-on for the Auburn Tigers. You can contact him by email: zack@yellowhammernews.com or on Twitter @z_m_shaw Hayden […]

The Alabama Forestry Association on Friday announced that it had endorsed the reelection campaign of State Sen. Jabo Waggoner.

Milo's Hamburgers on Friday announced the launch of a sauce-selling campaign in an effort to support local Birmingham children's literacy nonprofit, Better Basics.

Birmingham Mayor Randall L. Woodfin today announced co-chairs for the transition team that will help frame his second term as mayor.

Proponents of the act have argued that whether the implementation takes place this year or the next, the same problems are going to exist and we need to rip the bandaid off

Madison businesswoman Sheila Banister on Friday announced the launch of her campaign to seek the Republican nomination for the Alabama House of Representatives, District 4.

Auburn University’s bald eagle Spirit has flown alongside the school’s official golden eagles—designated War Eagles—since her first stadium flight in 2002.

The Alabama Farmers Federation on Friday rolled out its third string of endorsements for lawmakers seeking reelection to the state legislature.

In a recent interview with Newsmax TV's "Stinchfield," U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) sounded the alarm over Democrats' reported proposal regarding public housing in their "Build Back Better" reconciliation bill.

State Rep. Andrew Sorrell (R-Muscle Shoals) predicts constitutional carry will be passed in the upcoming 2022 regular session of the Alabama Legislature.

In the U.S. Senate race, it was anticipated that U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-AL) would support candidate Katie Britt, as she formerly served as his chief of staff, but now Shelby will put $5 million of his own campaign funds behind her campaign.

As we look ahead to December, six holiday trends have emerged that will help you have your home merry and bright in no time.

The following are two guest op-eds sent to the editor in response to U.S. Rep. Jerry Carl’s (R-Mobile) op-ed, Federal strings make future uncertain for red snapper anglers.  Representative Carl’s October 25 op-ed, Federal strings make future uncertain for red snapper anglers, flags an important issue that fishermen like me are dealing with in the […]

U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer is sounding the alarm over the potential fiscal threat the costly spending measure would pose to the nation.

The Alabama Retail Association on Wednesday announced the endorsements it had made in statewide races ahead of the 2022 campaign cycle.

Mo Brooks campaign co-chair Stan Mcdonald slammed the Britt campaign internal poll, which shows Britt up over Brooks by a point.

Veterans Day, formerly known as "Armistice Day," originated in the countries of the Allied Powers to universally recognize the end of World War I.

After receiving care for 275 days at UAB's Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (RNICU), Curtis Means was discharged from the hospital. Six months later, he was officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's most premature infant to survive.

Governor Kay Ivey has informed the Alabama Board of Education that she’s going to try to delay the Alabama Literacy Act.

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville recently took to the Senate floor to honor the service and sacrifice of five Alabama veterans who valiantly served the United States in uniform.

ALGOP chair John Wahl applauded the bills signed into law by Gov. Kay Ivey last week.