No. 3 Alabama is a more than four-touchdown favorite against SEC West rival LSU.
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Today starts off cloudy, but through the day, drier air will return to the area, allowing for a gradually clearing sky from northwest to southeast across the state. By late in the day, most of us will be seeing a clear sky. Temperatures will remain cool, but should at least return to the low 60s this afternoon. FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS:…
When is it the right time to talk to your parents about moving to an assisted living facility? Have you had the conversation yet? Watch the videobelow for insight from both an administrator and resident from The Belmont Assisted Living Facility.
Late Thursday night, the Alabama Legislature passed two bills related to coronavirus vaccines.
Alabama News Network was personally invited to join Miss USA 2020, Asya Branch, the first black Miss Mississippi USA, on her visit to Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka on Thursday. The Mississippi native spoke to the inmates about her personal journey to how she got to where she is now, including her father being in prison for 10 years….
The Alabama Department of Public Health has released a new COVID-19 school dashboard. It shows another drop in cases among the school systems that have reported to the state.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — The public school system in Huntsville will ask Alabama’s attorney general whether it can rename a school honoring Gen. Robert E. Lee without violating a state law meant to protect Confederate memorials. News outlets report that board members have authorized their attorney to seek an opinion about whether such a move would conflict with the Alabama…
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — A board that oversees elections at the University of Alabama denies that problems should have invalidated balloting for homecoming queen this year. The election was the subject of a sit-in demonstration this week following reports of electoral problems by the student newspaper. But a statement released by the Elections Board on Tuesday denies that the campaign…
 MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama lawmakers have advanced legislation aimed at limiting companies’ ability to fire workers who say they can’t get vaccinated against COVID-19 for religious or medical reasons. The House Health Committee approved a revised version of a bill that would create a state form for workers to claim an exemption. An employee submitting the form couldn’t be…
