With less than two months until the Alabama Crimson Tide open their second season under coach Kalen DeBoer, expectations are sky-high in Tuscaloosa. Year one under DeBoer featured spectacular highs and surprising lows. Alabama opened by defeating No. 1 Georgia and looked the

Before President Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ passed both chambers of Congress, some pundits recognized U.S. Senator Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) as one of the better messengers when it comes to promoting the positives of the legislation. The Senate passed the One Big

.@TheDaleJackson's 7 Things: The real ‘No Kings’ protest was in 1776; Alabama Republicans support the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill;’ and more. #alpolitics.

Auburn Tigers head coach Hugh Freeze logged 11 rounds of golf in the first three weeks of June, which is stunningly high for a SEC coach balancing recruiting and on-field responsibilities. A piece of investigative journalism from AL(dot)com insider Matt Stahl took a look into

Alabama State Parks will be improved by using products made in Alabama. Officials announced Thursday more than two dozen water and wastewater projects at Alabama State Parks. Many of these projects will use ductile iron pipe manufactured in Alabama. The projects are funded

On every Independence Day, we often remember these words from the Declaration of Independence:. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and

From the hills of North Alabama to the white-sand beaches of the Gulf, communities across Alabama are getting ready to celebrate America’s birthday with fireworks, festivals, and family fun. With 50-plus celebrations across Alabama, Yellowhammer News has chosen 21 events to

"Before the Declaration of Independence, there was the Olive Branch Petition. Written 250 years ago today, the Olive Branch Petition was Thomas Jefferson’s first attempt to explain to King George III why the American Colonies were rebelling and ask for reconciliation. The “Shot

"In bygone days in Alabama politics, there were several what I call “go to” events for statewide Alabama politicians and potential candidates. Today, there is one, the Dekalb/Henager Ledbetter/Livingston 4th of July Breakfast. About 10 years ago, two powerful North Alabama

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The annual spring game A-Day tradition has been a staple of the Alabama Crimson Tide football program for as long as can be remembered, with fans packing into Bryant-Denny Stadium for free admission and getting their first look at that fall’s edition of the team during a

Another contest on the 2026 Alabama Republican Party primary ballot got competitive last week with the announcement of former congressional candidate Caroleene Dobson jumping into the Secretary of State’s race against Andrew Sorrell, who had yet to have a contender. Sorrell,

On Thursday, the U.S. House of Representatives gave final approval to President Donald Trump’s signature budgetary package — the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Act — in a party line 218-214 vote, sending the $3.4 trillion measure to the president’s desk to sign just in time for the

With full support of Alabama GOP members, U.S. House passes President Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ – “the largest tax cut in American history.” #alpolitics.

.@AGSteveMarshall's fight against gender transition procedures on minors forced a reckoning in the law – and medicine #alpolitics.

State Rep. Bryan Brinyark: Wins for West Alabama from 2025 legislative session #alpolitics.

Trump's "big, beautiful bill" facing uphill struggle in House; Palmer slams Democrats for Medicaid lies; and more in @TheDaleJackson's 7 Things.

.@Robert_Aderholt: "Obviously, there are things that those of us in the House wanted to see like the spending levels to be lower, but you know, we certainly don’t want to have the largest tax increase in American history either." #alpolitics.

"The City will assist the federal government in any way possible if requested," said Craft. "Additionally, we do not expect this incident to affect the construction timeline or opening of the new Gulf Shores High School.".

The shortfall, originally cited as $7 million, was later clarified to be closer to $8 million during an April meeting of the board of trustees.