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It’s another week on the college football calendar, and while it may not be quite the incredible slate that last week brought including from the teams in this very state, there are still absolutely some terrific matchups. While the Auburn Tigers will be on a bye to prepare to host Georgia next week, the Alabama […]
Can you tell that a government shutdown is happening?Is sports radio legend Paul Finebaum really running for U.S. Senate?Should fatties be allowed to be in the military?
Mac Jones leads the 49ers to an OT win, Beth Bushman highlights Dream Court, Lee Sterling delivers Locktober picks, and Longshore & McKnight preview Troy vs. South Alabama.
Say what you will about Vanderbilt Commodores quarterback Diego Pavia. But, he is certainly not a young man who is lacking in confidence. After turning around the program following his transfer from New Mexico State in 2024 headlined by the shocking upset over Alabama, Pavia has Vanderbilt ranked within the top-20 at No. 16 with […]
Who’s up? Who’s down? Alabama ’26 candidates report September campaign fundraising numbers (Governor, LTG, AG, SOS, Ag, Auditor)
With parts of the federal government closed amid the ongoing “Schumer Shutdown,” Gov. Kay Ivey is encouraging residents to make the best of the situation by exploring historic attractions across Alabama. In a Thursday post, Ivey pointed to closures at national sites such as Independence Hall in Philadelphia and invited the public to see Alabama’s […]
State Sen. Donnie Chesteen (R-Geneva) announced his endorsement of Rhett Marques in his campaign for Alabama’s 1st Congressional District
It would be a dire mistake to re-litigate the GENIUS Act and doing so would strike a blow to President Trump’s broader pro-crypto agenda.
Nathan Hill, a retired civilian executive assistant to the commander at Anniston Army Depot, has been inducted into the U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) Hall of Fame, according to a report by the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service (DVIDS). Hill’s recognition places him among a select group of individuals who have made lasting […]
As the federal government shutdown lurches on, three Alabama officials announced they will not take a salary as long Democrats keep it closed.
115-year-old Alabama staple, Dobbs BBQ, shuts down in Dothan. The famous eatery operated its last day Sunday.
Just eight months after being rescued from bankruptcy, Jackson Hospital & Clinic once again faces a financial crossroads.
James Spann: Alabama stays dry through tomorrow; some rain near the coast Sunday. Here are temperatures across Alabama just before sunrise.
The ongoing government shutdown shows no signs of ending in the short-term on day 3 as the media and their Democrats continue whining about memes and their position on illegals receiving healthcare, while U.S. Rep. Dale Strong (R-Huntsville) noted, "This shutdown could end today if Democrats would support the clean continuing resolution to fund the government."
The Alabama Forestry Commission (AFC) has issued a statewide Fire Danger Advisory due to persistent drought conditions and a continued lack of rainfall across much of the state. The agency says the advisory will remain in effect until Alabama receives sufficient rainfall to ease severe dry conditions, especially in Central Alabama, according to the AFC’s […]
Attorney General Marshall is hoping the the Supreme Court will reverse a decision that removed a needed deterrent against child predators.
Catch live episodes of Longshore and McKnight daily on YouTube, Spotify, and on Yellowhammer News🎙️🔊 Today’s Top Moments 00:05:27 – Debate sparks: Is Hugh Freeze’s Auburn future hinging on Georgia? 00:10:00 – Auburn–Georgia rivalry drought hits eight straight losses 00:15:24 – Compliment to Bama fans: Focus shifts to Vanderbilt instead of Auburn hate 00:18:00 – […]
The Big Ten is eyeing a massive cash infusion that would generate $2 billion over the next two decades according to ESPN.
Once approved and projects are completed, every BEAD-eligible location in Alabama will have access to high-speed internet connectivity.
aldotcom has yet another anti-school choice piece on their website where they attempt to smear parents who want more for their kids.As usual, the complaints are based on the students' faith and the lack of government control over the schools, which they fail to understand is the entire point.With enemies like this, school choice will continue to expand.
If the Supreme Court’s decision restores the meaning of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, it could shift up to 7 seats into GOP hands.
The Commission approved two opinions allowing former officials to accept employment so long as they don’t lobby former agencies.
Heflin, Alabama police addressed “the school kids of Cleburne County,” joking that toilet paper sales had “skyrocketed this week”
After 14 years in Cullman, Rock the South is heading to the River City. Peachtree Entertainment announced today the popular annual summer music tradition will debut next year at The Fields at Decatur. The three-day festival will be June 11-13. “In 2026, we’re taking it to the next level,” said Nathan Baugh, CEO of Peachtree […]

