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In modern football, it is virtually impossible to lose a game by three scores if your defense does not allow a touchdown. Auburn made it look very easy in College Station today.
HEADLAND, Alabama – When Lloyd Keel opened a distillery in Henry County three years ago, he envisioned a hobby business built on his longtime interest in making whiskey. As a boy growing up in rural Southeastern Alabama, Keel and his buddies sometimes ran across the remains of Prohibition-era moonshine stills while they were playing in […]
The Alabama-LSU rivalry has been one of the fiercest in the SEC and the country for more than a decade. This has become known as the “Saban Bowl” since Nick Saban was hired at Alabama in 2007. In the Saban Bowl era of this game, the Tide has 11 wins compared to the Bayou Bengal’s […]
Jim Preuitt, a legendary House member, state senator and probate judge of Talladega County passed away in September at age 86. Jim was one of my best legislative buddies. We came to the legislature together in 1982 and became fast friends. We became seatmates in the House, and we were inseparable during our entire first […]
If you’ve always wanted to visit a small, sleepy fishing village, Alabama's Bayou La Batre is the place to go.
A growing alumni base and committed supporters has led to the most successful fundraising year in University of South Alabama history.
Florida-based telemedicine startup MomentMD is establishing a headquarters in Birmingham after receiving an investment from the Alabama Futures Fund.
U.S. Rep. Palmer rips Democrat 'infrastructure' package -- Says 'silver lining' in money included for Birmingham Northern Beltline.
The Auburn Tigers travel to College Station, TX, to take on the 14th-ranked Texas A&M for a critical SEC West showdown.
The Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Council voted last week to reduce the daily bag limit and imposed a per vessel limit on cobia.
The Alabama Forestry Association has announced its endorsement of State Sen. Tom Butler in his reelection bid to the Alabama State Senate, serving District 2.
Long serving U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby will donate his official Senate papers, records and materials to the University of Alabama upon his retirement.
Attorney General Steve Marshall (R-AL) on Friday filed a legal challenge to block President Joe Biden's vaccine mandate for private employers.
The Alabama Legislature late Thursday night passed two bills solidifying Alabamians' rights concerning COVID-19 vaccination.
Hoover’s Moss Rock Festival is throwing an extra special Sweet 16 bash for the city’s beloved nature and art festival. This year’s festival, held Nov. 6-7, will continue its tradition of introducing festivalgoers to a bevy of talented local and regional artists. A new venue, the Hoover Met Complex, will host more than 150 artists, as well […]
After a long day of debate and compromise, the Alabama legislature passed legislation that blocks private employers from firing employees that refuse to get the COVID-19 vaccine and claim medical or religious exemptions
MONTGOMERY – The Alabama Legislature's negotiations over two anti-vaccine discrimination bills have spilled over into late Thursday evening as lawmakers attempt to reach agreement on the hotly-contested legislation.
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 […]
U.S. Senate hopeful Katie Britt is encouraging members of the Alabama Legislature to move to shield workers against President Biden's vaccine mandates.
Earlier this week, the Alabama State Senate passed two critical pieces of legislation seen as a way to protect some Alabamians against a so-called vaccine mandate imposed by the federal government. The first of those two bills was SB9, sponsored by State Sen. Chris Elliott (R-Daphne), and passed by the Senate by a 26-5 margin. […]
Sponsored by State Rep. Wes Allen (R-Troy), the house resolution called the right to privacy "a cornerstone of American democracy."
While the Alabama Legislature is deliberating over its options to respond to the Biden administration's vaccine mandate, U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) acknowledged his and his Republican colleagues' options were limited.
While the redistricting work is boring and done, the legislation by State Senator Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) has already passed the State Senate and now has been approved by the House Health Committee to address the vaccine mandate set out by President Joe Biden.

