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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Birmingham, Alabama, United States (Local)
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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As the youngest woman in the Senate and a mom, Sen. Katie Britt understands the challenges of motherhood.
Several young Alabamians are now looking forward to a bright future serving their country after Sen. Tommy Tuberville today announced eleven U.S. Service Academy appointments.
Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter appeared on Capitol Journal late last week to rehash the 2024 legislative session. Among several topics, the Speaker spoke in detail about the push for legal gambling made by House lawmakers that came up one vote short in the Alabama Senate.
By: Austen Shipley
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall was in New York City today to show his support for President Donald Trump amid the left's latest push, in the form of a criminal trial, to disqualify the former president from holding office again.
After much excitement and anticipation on her part , Governor Kay Ivey has signed legislation officially creating the Alabama School of Healthcare and Sciences. The new residential high school will be located in Demopolis and is set to open in the fall of 2026.
In February, State Representative Matt Simpson introduced legislation that if passed would've replaced the current Alabama ethics code guiding state legislators with one that establishes higher penalties for violations.
On Monday, Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter surveyed the extensive damage caused by a recent EF-3 tornado that touched down in parts of both Dekalb and Jackson Counties. The two storm systems reportedly destroyed several homes.
Alabama's elected officials honored law enforcement across the state and country on Wednesday. On the federal level, Alabama's two U.S. Senators and Republican Congressional representatives thanked police for risking their lives everyday to serve their communities.
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