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Latest news from around the Yellowhammer State:
  • ‘Time to go home’: Tuberville responds to controversy of Iranian student’s arrest at the University of Alabama

    The recent arrest of a University of Alabama doctoral student by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents has made headlines throughout the state, with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security stating the individual “posed significant national security concerns.” On a call with reporters Wednesday morning, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville explained that while much of the information The post ‘Time to go home’: Tuberville responds to controversy of Iranian student’s arrest at the University of Alabama appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

  • Birmingham Racecourse officially purchased by Poarch Creek Indians with ‘world-class’ expansion plans in mind

    On Wednesday, the Poarch Creek Indians and the McGregor family announced that the sale of the historic Birmingham Racecourse property was finalized, and the Tribe’s gaming and hotel business, Wind Creek Hospitality, is the official new owner.  Tribal officials, the McGregors, and Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin said the location is set to be transformed into The post Birmingham Racecourse officially purchased by Poarch Creek Indians with ‘world-class’ expansion plans in mind appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

  • How advocating for a statewide plan can transform Alabama’s trail system

    Alabama has a diverse and expanding trail system. From greenways and natural surface trails to gravel and paved roads, Alabama trails cater to hikers, cyclists, equestrians, and outdoor enthusiasts. Now more than ever, it is imperative to establish a comprehensive and interconnected trail network that supports communities, stimulates local economies, and enhances overall quality of The post How advocating for a statewide plan can transform Alabama’s trail system appeared first on Yellowhammer News.

  • Mountain Brook Mayor Stewart Welch announces he will not seek re-election: ‘The time is absolutely perfect to pass the torch’

    This morning WBRC’s Good Day Alabama, Mountain Brook Mayor Stewart Welch announced that he will not be seeking re-election for another term.  A native and lifelong resident of Mountain Brook, Welch first took office in 2016. He wrote an official letter to city residents about his decision to pass the torch: “Over the last few months, a lot The post Mountain Brook Mayor Stewart Welch announces he will not seek re-election: ‘The time is absolutely perfect to pass the torch’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News.