For our Thursday more or the same, with widespread rain and numerous storms ahead of a front and upper trough that will swing through the state later today. The potential for hail and gusty winds will persist with heavier thunderstorms and the SPC continues a “marginal risk” today, for nearly all of Alabama.
Here is a look at which candidates have been forced into a runoff and which ones are moving ahead to the November general election.
The Selma-Dallas County Rescue Squad has pulled a body out of the Alabama River near Selma.
We continue to have a very warm and muggy air mass in place across the state and we are seeing more clouds than sun with temperatures ranging from the mid 70s to mid 80s.
Gov. Kay Ivey has turned back eight primary challengers to win the GOP gubernatorial nomination without a runoff.
There will be a runoff in the Democratic race for governor.
The Republican race for U.S. Senate will be heading to a runoff between Katie Britt and Mo Brooks.
Montgomery County Board of Education President Clare Weil has lost her re-election bid.
Our Pay It Forward honoree this week is Curtis Motley of Autaugaville. For many years he has volunteered his time to help out the Autaugaville School’s basketball team.
Three people wounded in the attack are hospitalized in serious condition.
