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You know what Birmingham needs? More intoxicants and more impairment

2 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Dale Jackson

While Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin can easily brag about the dropping homicide rate in his city, ignoring the record number of murders last year, progress is progress. For some reason, this same mayor is upset about the tightening up of Alabama’s THC law. The products are not banned, although they should be; the products are just being regulated more forcefully. Why the mayor thinks this is good for his crime-ridden city is not known, but the law is not going to be overturned.
7 Things: Debate over damage to Iranian nuke program; Britt pushes Trump for Nobel Peace Prize; Iranian sniper arrested in Alabama; and more ...

2 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Dale Jackson

7. Alabama Law Enforcement Agency conducted raids on CBD shops in four cities for allegedly violating state marijuana laws, seizing products and arresting owners, which is a good start with a new THC law going into effect on July 1. 6. U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise) has sponsored a bill to deport illegal immigrants convicted of DUI; the bill is set for a House vote, aiming to enhance public safety. 5.
7 Things: Cease fire for Israel and Iran (maybe?); Britt demands sanctuary cities be defunded; Trump win at SCOTUS on deportations; and more ...

3 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Dale Jackson

7. Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin wants Gov. Kay Ivey to call a special legislative session to overturn Alabama’s THC “ban.”6. A Huntsville drug dealer received a life sentence under Alabama’s “Billy Clardy III Act,” the first conviction for distributing fentanyl resulting in death. 5. Montgomery’s Whitewater Park, teased and promoted as an economic driver, is losing money and failing to deliver promised job and tourism growth. 4.
The desire for Alabama Democrats to oppose Trump far overpowers their common sense

3 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Dale Jackson

U.S. Reps. Shomari Figures (D-Montgomery) and Terri Sewell (D-Birmingham) seem to have let personal issues with President Donald Trump overtake their common sense and are now denying that the destruction of Iran’s nuclear capabilities is a laudable goal. The desire for Alabama Democrats to oppose Trump far overpowers their common sense; the military action in Iran is no differentDale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.
There is no question about who the good guys are between the U.S. and Iran, but confusion reigns

3 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Dale Jackson

The United States has conducted limited airstrikes against Iran, and by all accounts, they appear to have been successful. Whether or not you believe these attacks were necessary or legal is one thing, but the number of people who seem to be on the side of the regime in Iran because they hate President Donald Trump is disheartening.
7 Things: Trump surprises with attack on Iran; Alabama Republicans praise the move; others call for votes and impeachment; and more ...

4 days ago | yellowhammernews.com | Dale Jackson

7. Gov. Kay Ivey invited Alabama students to join her third annual summer reading challenge to boost literacy skills while winning tablets and gift cards. 6. Birmingham reported a significant decline in homicides in 2025 compared to 2024, but old habits die hard: There was a nightclub shooting that wounded two this weekend. 5. Alabama lawmakers, State Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur), Rep. Parker Moore (R-Hartselle) and State Rep. Ernie Yarbrough (R-Trinity) signed a Moms for Liberty parental rights pledge.
Will America get involved with Iran vs. Israel? Who else will join the Alabama U.S. senate race? SCOTUS transkid ruling; and more on Alabama Politics This Week... - Yellowhammer News

1 week ago | yellowhammernews.com | Dale Jackson

The war between Israel and Iran is heating up, will America get involved? Who will enter the U.S. Senate race? What does the SCOTUS ruling banning transkinder care mean for Alabama and the rest of the country? Who can Trump keep allowing TikTok to exist? All this and more on Alabama Politics This Week!Mecca Musick is the CEO of 256 Today. Sign up for the 256 Today newsletter here. Dale Jackson is a thought leader for Yellowhammer News and hosts a talk show from 5-9 a.m. weekdays on WVNN.
Ryan Williams to host youth football camp in Saraland in July

1 week ago | yellowhammernews.com | Michael Brauner

Alabama Crimson Tide superstar wide receiver and Mobile-area native is returning to his hometown this summer to host his third youth football camp. The camp is for boys and girls ages 6-16 and is going to be held at Saraland High School — located at 1115 Industrial Pkwy in Saraland — on July 13, 2025 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. CST.
Buckmasters expo coming to Montgomery this August

1 week ago | yellowhammernews.com | Michael Brauner

The Buckmasters Expo is making its return to the Montgomery Convention Center August 15-17 for its 30th year. Presented by Mountain Dew, this event is always one of the most highly anticipated outdoor shows in the Southeast, giving families a full weekend of fun by showcasing the very best in hunting gear, outdoor entertainment, and much more!The Expo will feature more than 300 booths offering a wide range of hunting and outdoor products.
Greg Byrne presents Dr. Stuart Bell with custom Crimson Tide jersey ahead of retirement

1 week ago | yellowhammernews.com | Michael Brauner

The 29th president of the University of Alabama, Dr. Stuart R. Bell, made major headlines a few months back when he announced he would be stepping down from his post in July and bringing to an end a decade-long tenure at the post. With July approaching and the end of Bell’s time as the head of The Capstone, everyone is being sure to show their respects to the legendary president. Count Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne in that camp, who presented Bell today with a very special gift.