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Last year, Alabama saw its first sandhill crane hunting season in more than 100 years. The season returns for 2020-2021 with 400 permit holders...
The Poarch Band of Creek Indians announced that Huntsville's Media Fusion LLC has been selected as the prime contractor to provide...
MONTGOMERY – Alabama Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday extended the state’s face covering requirement through the month of September, and it is now set to expire at 5:00 p.m. CT on Friday, October 2. All other coronavirus related precautions such as a limits on capacity for restaurants and retailers have been kept in place for […]
Fourteen finalists are competing for funding in an online pitch competition you can watch on your computer. The Economic Development Partnership of Alabama (EDPA) will stream its Reignite Alabama Finale event on its website and Facebook on Aug 27. The COVID-19 response competition, a pivot from the usual Alabama Launchpad competition, was designed in partnership […]
While many national polls show a presidential election contest between Donald Trump and Joe Biden tightening, most polls still have Biden ahead. That’s given many political watchers license to anticipate Biden will win on November 3. However, U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) does not see it as a foregone conclusion that the presidential election is […]
An article published by the New York Times ranks colleges and universities throughout the United States based on how many coronavirus cases have been found on campus and erroneously found the University of Alabama at Birmingham is ranked No. 1 with 972 cases.
The Business Council of Alabama's Engage Alabama kicked off with a remote panel discussion between the mayors of some of Alabama's largest cities.
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey is prepared to send hundreds of National Guard personnel to Wisconsin to assist with growing civil unrest if necessary.
QUIET AFTERNOON: Showers are very isolated across Alabama today. The sky is partly sunny, and temperatures are mostly in the upper 80s and low 90s. We do note a big flooding event unfolded this morning over northwest Alabama; parts of Franklin County had more than 6 inches of rain, and a flash flood emergency was […]
Yellowhammer Multimedia is proud to announce the third annual Women of Impact Awards, a celebration of strong women who shape and propel Alabama.
Forbes this week released its annual rankings of Alabama's best employers, which featured several aerospace and defense companies, as well as...
The Alabama Democratic Party Chairman sees this as an “opportunity” to “see an increase in turnout.”
Alabamians hoping to visit their loved ones who reside in nursing homes will have to keep waiting due to the continued threat of COVID-19, though the Nursing Home Association is working to allow visits as soon as they are safe. Brandon Farmer, Alabama Nursing Home Association president and CEO, released a statement Wednesday updating the […]
Huntsville-based MartinFederal Consulting has been awarded a major subcontract to provide a broad scope of next-generation technological advancements...
Troy University has changed the name of a building on campus to John Robert Lewis Hall in honor of the iconic civil rights hero and congressman who passed away earlier in 2020. Lewis, a native of Troy, attempted to enroll at the university as a young man in the 1950s, but was denied admission because […]
Last week, State Rep. Chris England (D-Tuscaloosa), now the chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party, said he “absolutely” saw U.S. Sen. Doug Jones (D-Mountain Brook) and former Vice President Joe Biden winning in Alabama on November 3. Most see that outcome as a longshot but will acknowledge the Alabama Democratic Party is in better hands […]
DECATUR — Mayor Tab Bowling of Decatur has been pulled into a runoff election against challenger William “Butch” Matthews, a former city councilman from the northwest area of the city. According to unofficial city results published by the Decatur Daily, Bowling captured 47.81% of the 8,366 votes cast in Tuesday’s municipal election, falling 183 votes […]
At the University of Alabama at Birmingham, there’s evidence that a nasal spray vaccine could be effective against the coronavirus
Today’s offenses throw the football with greater efficiency and volume than at any point in the history of the game. In turn, having a quality secondary has never been more important to a team’s success. A modern defense that hopes to compete with high octane offenses requires play-making defensive backs … and lots of them. […]
Most of Alabama's municipalities held local elections on Tuesday, including key mayoral and city council contests.
HUNTSVILLE-- Mayor Tommy Battle was overwhelmingly reelected on Tuesday, garnering 78% of the vote in the Rocket City to earn a fourth term.
“We will never accept political gridlock as our fate.” — 2020 Democratic Party Platform Last Saturday, the House of Representatives met to pass a bill blocking the reform of our troubled Postal Service, reform which is desperately needed for a failing agency hemorrhaging billions of dollars each year. It was just a political show as […]
RADAR CHECK: Rain has been fairly widespread over the northern half of the state today; a flash flood warning was required for a while for Sumter County in west Alabama. With a cloudy sky, temperatures are mostly in the 70s over the northern and central counties. But south Alabama is seeing a pretty good supply […]

