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Citing free speech, Rosa Parks house artist pushes forward

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

The artist who turned a house where Rosa Parks once lived into an art piece says he's working to ensure the home is displayed...

Snow flurries, freeze warning in north Alabama

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

Forecasters have issued a freeze warning for north Alabama. The National Weather Service says snow flurries fell in the Tennessee Valley early Monday ahead of a day...

35 tons of catfish products produced in Mississippi recalled

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

A Mississippi company is recalling around 35 tons (31.75 metric tons) of catfish products that might have been tainted by a compound that poses...

Alabama attorney charged with human trafficking – again

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

An Alabama attorney faces additional charges of human trafficking just weeks after being arrested on similar charges. Cullman County Sheriff Matt Gentry says Randy Allan...

Alabama police charge young students with terrorist threats

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

Police in a central Alabama city have charged two 12-year-olds with making terroristic threats toward schools. Prattville Police Chief Mark Thompson says a 12-year-old boy...

Alabama jobless rate drops to 3.7 percent

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

The state released preliminary, seasonally adjusted numbers Monday showing the jobless rate declined one-tenth of a percent in January from the December rate of...

Maxwell Air Force Base honoring Medal of Honor recipient

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery is remembering a Medal of Honor recipient on the 50th anniversary of his death during the Vietnam War. A...

Report — White House chief of staff killed EPA administrator’s public global warming debate

Chris White - March 12, 2018

President Donald Trump’s chief of staff killed EPA chief Scott Pruitt’s idea to publicly debate the merits and demerits of man-made global warming, according...

Alabama man sentenced to prison for marijuana garden

Yellowhammer News - March 12, 2018

A north Alabama man is going to prison for growing marijuana in his backyard. A judge this week sentenced 40-year-old Robert Michael Musick of Athens...

Alabama advisory board gets updates on chronic wasting disease, snapper

David Rainer - March 11, 2018

As expected, the focus of the first Alabama Conservation Advisory Board meeting of the year was the increased awareness and efforts to keep chronic...

Sick! Washington Post writer said she’d kill her unborn child if test showed ‘intellectual capacity’ impaired

CNSNews Staff - March 11, 2018

Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus wrote in a recent column that she would have killed her unborn child if a test determined it had Down...

‘Trumpsteria’ keeps Democrats acting like fools

David Limbaugh - March 11, 2018

If liberals would quit acting so crazy, maybe they would have a chance of making significant gains in Congress in the upcoming midterm elections...

Alabama Rep. Bradley Byrne on 2020 U.S. Senate run: ‘I’m actively looking at it’

Jeff Poor - March 11, 2018

In an interview published on Friday with The Baldwin Times' Cliff McCollum, Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-Fairhope) validated speculation that he is considering a 2020 run...

Check out our new website design!

Staff Report - March 11, 2018

Out with the old, in with the ... news feed! Our website has undergone a complete redesign to better provide our readers with the information...

Official: School metal detectors not in use day of Alabama shooting

Yellowhammer News - March 9, 2018

Metal detectors at an Alabama high school were not in use the day a 17-year-old student was killed in a shooting on campus, the...

Alabama communities raising a stink over sewage train

Yellowhammer News - March 8, 2018

A train transporting sewage from New York and New Jersey has prompted complaints of a rotten stench and fly infestations in Alabama with Birmingham...

Huffman High in Birmingham where school shooting happened now closed

Yellowhammer News - March 8, 2018

Birmingham closed one of its largest schools for a thorough safety sweep Thursday after metal detectors and other security measures failed to keep students...

Alabama Rep. Bradley Byrne introduces the ‘‘Protecting Our Children’s Future Act of 2018” to reform congressional budget process

Jeremy Beaman - March 8, 2018

Rep. Bradley Byrne (R-Fairhope) introduced the ‘‘Protecting Our Children’s Future Act of 2018” on Thursday, a bill that would significantly alter how Congress passes...

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