Get ready for some serious football! The Iron Bowl is set to ignite Jordan-Hare Stadium at 6:30 PM – the first primetime clash since 2014! Forget the usual 2:30 PM kickoff. Alabama's playoff hopes are on the line after Oklahoma's stumble, while Auburn is desperate to snap their losing streak from 2019. This one's gonna be a barnburner! Mayor Tommy Battle is beaming! U.S. Space Command is heading to Redstone Arsenal, bringing with it a projected 1,400 new jobs over the next five years. He highlighted Huntsville's key role in national space protection, thanks to its advancements in propulsion, lunar habitats, and deep space missions. Looks like Huntsville is the place to be for space innovation! Alabama's hemp businesses are sounding the alarm! New federal rules capping THC levels at just 0.4 milligrams could wipe out 60-90% of the state's multi-billion-dollar hemp industry within a year. They're pushing for targeted enforcement against the real problem players, instead of a sweeping economic knockout. The UN Security Council just passed a U.S.-backed resolution (14-0!) supporting President Trump's 20-point Gaza peace plan. It includes a multinational Muslim-led force to bring stability, demilitarization, and aid. The plan, brokered with Qatar, Egypt, and others, aims for Palestinian self-determination post-ceasefire. Governor Kay Ivey wants Alabama Public Television's board to pump the brakes on programming changes. She wants them to align programming with state values, like the sanctity of life and religious liberty, and is considering a split from PBS due to federal funding cuts and concerns about liberal bias. She's proposing voter surveys and detailed plans to examine the need for PBS in the state. U.S. Senator Katie Britt is calling for a Senate review of President Trump's plan to give $2,000 tariff-funded dividend payments to low- and middle-income Americans. Trump says he wants to start these payments by mid-2026, using revenues from tariffs to bring jobs back home, boost wages, and reduce debt. Alabama's manufacturing interests are definitely paying attention. The House is set to vote Tuesday on the bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act, aiming to release DOJ records related to Jefferey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. President Trump has pledged to sign it, despite past reservations. Republicans are crying foul, claiming Democrats are twisting the probe with selective leaks to smear him, and are scrambling to figure out how to make the probe a campaign issue. Catch Dale Jackson weekdays from 5-9 a.m. on WVNN! He's a thought leader for Yellowhammer News, so you know you're getting the real deal!Iron Bowl Showdown!
Huntsville's Space Boost
Hemp Industry in Hot Water
UN Backs Gaza Peace Plan
Governor Ivey Puts the Brakes on APT
Sen. Britt Eyes Trump's Tariff Plan
House to Vote on Epstein Files
