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Tony Cooper has spent 40 years helping others in ministry roles. For the last 30 years, he has been with the Jimmie Hale Mission, recently serving as the CEO. In this episode, Tony talks about adversity being the beginning of growth. He describes the challenges he has faced in life and how his faith has […]

Legendary University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban is one of the greatest head coaches of all time in the college ranks, and could eventually go down as the greatest. Working alongside him is a top goal of any up and coming assistant coach. The amount of knowledge that can be bestowed upon an assistant […]

Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle gave a virtual State of the City address on Wednesday, where he gave an overview of the Rocket City’s most recent year and a glimpse at what to look for in the future. The mayor discussed how, in a year dominated by COVID-19, his city was able to keep up its […]

The No. 15 Auburn Tigers travel to Columbia this weekend as a three-point favorite over the South Carolina Gamecocks. In a colorful conversation on ESPN’s “Stanford Steve and The Bear” podcast, the two hosts questioned both the Tigers’ ranking and the point spread for Saturday’s game. Following his team’s controversy-filled win against Arkansas, Gus Malzahn […]

Universal vote by mail does indeed seem to have some significant shortfalls when it comes to the potential for voter fraud and degrading the integrity of the balloting process. Yellowhammer News on Wednesday received a photograph of official election mail from the Somerset County, NJ, clerk; the envelope says an “official ballot” is enclosed from […]

AARP encourages Alabama service members and their families to complete survey

The Blue Star Families organization is partnering with AARP nationally to promote participation in a survey that will help identify and explore the issues that face service members, veterans, and their families. The survey is available  through tomorrow, October 16. By participating in this survey you are providing valuable insights that impact policy, educate military […]

Yesterday, the New York Post published a story about how the former Vice President Joe Biden had reportedly misled the American people about meetings arranged by his son with individuals associated with the controversial Ukrainian energy company Burisma but social media companies don't want you to see it.

In 2018, U.S. Sen. Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) played an outspoken role in attempting to oust the leadership of the Alabama Democratic Party, which was headed up by then-party chairwoman Nancy Worley. Earlier this year, the Democratic National Committee intervened. Through a series of legal challenges, Worley was removed, and State Rep. Chris England (D-Tuscaloosa) […]

U.S. Senator Doug Jones (D-AL) is apparently spending his time campaigning for reelection during business hours.

Nick Saban has been leading the Alabama Crimson Tide from his home Wednesday afternoon after receiving a positive test result for COVID-19. Questions remain whether he will be able to do the same when the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs come to Tuscaloosa on Saturday. During his mid-week press conference being held via video conference, Saban […]

On a day when it was announced that Alabama head coach Nick Saban had tested positive for COVID-19 and that the LSU-Florida game had been postponed, SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey emphasized continued adherence to established health protocols. Sankey began his Wednesday appearance on “The Paul Finebaum Show” by reciting a line from a preseason presentation […]

Crimson Tide head football coach Nick Saban and Director of Athletics Greg Byrne have both tested positive for the coronavirus.

Nine Alabama counties and the Poarch Band of Creek Indians have been added to the list of entities that can seek reimbursement from FEMA for the costs of recovering from Hurricane Sally. Barbour, Butler, Clarke, Coffee, Covington, Crenshaw, Geneva, Houston and Pike Counties join Baldwin, Conecuh, Escambia and Mobile as eligible for FEMA’s Public Assistance […]

MONTGOMERY — A group of retired military leaders held a press conference with Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed outside Maxwell Air Force Base on Wednesday, where they urged the citizens of Montgomery County to vote “for” the local property tax referendum in November. “The Air Force recently announced it would consider the quality of public education […]

NASA and Boeing are in the final days of testing on the core stage of Space Launch System (SLS), the rocket which will carry humans back to the Moon and beyond. The entire SLS program is being managed from NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville. John Honeycutt, SLS program manager for NASA, confirmed the […]

An individual is in custody after a dramatic daylight break-in at WKRG’s studios in Mobile, Alabama, on Wednesday. A TV camera captured the entire incident, as a person utilized a tire iron and then bare hands to break through the glass door entrance to WKRG. Luckily, that door only opens up to an empty lobby, […]

The City of Birmingham will host the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament for Division I men’s basketball in 2023...

The automotive supplier Bridgewater Interiors is putting $10 million into an expansion of its Calhoun County plant, a move that will create 35 new jobs. Bridgewater’s facility is located in Eastaboga, about 15 minutes west of the city of Oxford. The company officially committed to the expansion at an Oxford City Council meeting on Tuesday. […]

Four Alabama cities have made U.S. News' list of the nation's "Best Places to Live" for 2020-2021.

After a months-long dispute between the Trump administration and federal courts, the U.S. Census will now stop its count overnight Thursday, October 15. Mailed responses must be postmarked on October 15, and phone responses end at 1:00 a.m. on October 16. Because of time zone shifts, the last moment an Alabamian can turn in their […]

Habit Stacking: How simple decisions can lead to big change

The power of consistency is real. “Habit stacking” is a mantra we preach at Iron Tribe. Every time you do something good (like attend a workout or meal prep), you must do it again. And then another time. Until it’s engrained in your mind and routine. The more we practice our good habits, the easier […]

With some time having passed since Hurricane Sally made landfall, those impacted have a clearer idea of the monetary cost of the damages suffered to their properties. Often overlooked are the impacts storms like Hurricane Sally have on Alabama’s agriculture, which took a massive hit from last month’s storm. State Sen. David Sessions (R-Grand Bay), […]

United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit has blocked a ruling from Judge Abdul Kallon in the Northern District of Alabama that would remove ID requirements for some absentee votes, and witness or notary signatures for others

Alabama Republican Party chair Terry Lathan lamented how poorly Senator Doug Jones has handled the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett.