Austen Shipley is a journalist for Yellowhammer Multimedia, LLC, where he focuses on local news stories in Alabama. He covers a range of topics including politics, business, severe weather, and community events. Austen is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the people of Alabama.
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Austen Shipley's articles predominantly focus on local government and politics, featuring press releases and government announcements. If you are looking to reach out to Austen, consider providing updates or insights related to Alabama’s political landscape, endorsements by significant organizations or individuals, as well as business expansions within the area.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is continuing to gain support from Republican legislators on Capitol Hill as he seeks to become the Department of Health and Human Services' next Secretary.
By: Austen Shipley
State Auditor Andrew Sorrell joined The Yaffee Program on Thursday to speak on a number of topics, including his strong support for closing primaries in Alabama to any voters not registered as Republicans.
By: Austen Shipley
As part of an agreement with AMWASTE, the Pelham City Council has voted in favor of increasing trash collection fees for residents beginning in February 2025. The 4.6% increase will add roughly 64 cents per month to collection fees.
By: Austen Shipley
Senator Katie Britt is touting the passage of legislation that will help upgrade and restore vital water infrastructure throughout the state of Alabama. The bill, the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2024, will authorize the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Civil Works Program for projects to make several improvements to the Wilson, Coffeeville, and Demopolis lock and dams.
An alumnus of Montgomery's Trinity Presbyterian School known for his business acumen and philanthropic deeds has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to be the next U.S. ambassador to Britain.
— State Sen. Arthur Orr is sticking to his guns on the issue of what he views as an unacceptable impact on the state's education trust fund
By: Austen Shipley
The United States Space Force is celebrating its 5th anniversary today. America's newest military branch, officially founded on December 20, 2019, is responsible for defending American interests in the final frontier.
With Christmas just two days away, it's an appropriate time to take note of Alabama's historical role in the national holiday.
— U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is working to make sure that Alabama's water infrastructure will continue to operate and provide for the citizens of Alabama in the years to come.
The November 2024 Alabama Economic and Real Estate Report delivered positive news about the state's housing market for home buyers and sellers.
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