The Auburn Tigers are headed into year three of the Hugh Freeze era and hope things go a whole lot better than they did over the first two. Freeze comes into this season under more pressure to win than perhaps he has been throughout his career, but it seems his roster may be the most […]The post Freeze on new QB: ‘All the tools to be one of the top quarterbacks in the nation’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

In today’s episode of Longshore and McKnight, our hosts dive into topics ranging from the NBA playoffs to SEC football scheduling. They shared colorful memories about longtime ESPN analyst Lee Corso, who is set to make his final College GameDay appearance this fall, recalling a tense past interview with him and stories from his Alabama […]The post Longshore and McKnight: Lee Corso making final College Gameday appearance, transfer portal is packed, Mississippi State struggling to compete, and more… appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

On April 17, 2020 – five years ago this week – Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Bennie Adkins passed away in East Alabama Medical Center at age 86 after being hospitalized for several weeks with COVID-19.   During the Battle of A Shau in Vietnam in 1966, Adkins, a member of the Special Forces, single-handedly […]The post Five years later, Alabama remembers Medal of Honor hero Bennie Adkins after passing appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

A $2.7 million grant from Alabama’s Site Evaluation and Economic Development Strategy (SEEDS) program will allow the Lawrence County Industrial Development Board (LCIDB) and local officials to expand an industrial site in the North Alabama county.   The SEEDS program is a statewide initiative designed to assist local governmental entities with funding for the development of industrial […]The post Alabama’s SEEDS program helps position Lawrence County for job creation, growth appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) has a grim prediction for Democrats about the final seven days of the 2025 legislative session. After invoking cloture — the most powerful tool in a legislative supermajority’s toolkit — on their entire calendar of six bills yesterday, Alabama Senate Republicans might have to finish this year’s business by themselves. […]The post Arthur Orr predicts all remaining Senate votes in 2025 will be done through cloture: ‘Lots of legislation is going to die’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News.