Alabama’s state tourism agency has launched a podcast that both tells stories about the civil rights movement and encourages people to visit places linked to the era.
U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm says the nation is “over the hump” on gas shortages following a ransomware cyberattack that forced a shutdown of the nation’s largest gasoline pipeline.
The 17th annual Farmers Market at The Shoppes at EastChase has now opened for the season, with local vendors, music and much more.
Alabama State Troopers have now released more details about the crash that killed two women in Autauga County yesterday afternoon.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Faulkner University introduced Rob Gray Friday as the seventh head football coach in program history. Gray, a graduate of Collinsville High School, has served each of the last two seasons on the Faulkner football coaching staff under Tommy Wasden. “We are very excited about what Rob can do for our football program. His two seasons at Faulkner…
Gaming and Lottery, plus a host of local bill await lawmakers on the last day of the Legislative Session.
UPDATE: Alabama State Troopers say a woman from Prattville and a woman from Autaugaville were killed in the wreck. MORE DETAILS Original Story: State troopers are on the scene of an accident in Autauga County that claimed the lives of two people. ALEA says it happened just before 3:00PM at the intersection of Alabama 14 and Autauga County 3. Troopers…
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that critically injured two people. MPD spokesperson Cpl. Tina McGriff said it happened just after 1:00PM in the 2900 block of Pelzer Avenue. Once officers arrived on the scene, they discovered two individuals, one male and one female, suffering from a gunshot wound. Both victims were transported to a local hospital for treatment. No…
According to court records, Caleb Whisnand, Sr. intentionally caused death to the victim, one-month old infant Caleb Whisnand, Jr. Blunt force trauma to the head caused the death.
Governor Kay Ivey announced Friday a new statewide suicide prevention initiative for Service Members, Veterans, and their Families (SMVF).
