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The Alabama Department of Archives and History is opening a new gallery to honor military veterans.
If you're a YouTube TV subscriber, you're still waiting, just like we are, to find out when ABC 32 will return to the streaming service.
Gov. Kay Ivey says she is releasing $2 million in emergency funds to help eight food banks providing aid to those who've lost SNAP benefits during the federal government shutdown.
The Medical Association of the State of Alabama and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama have announced progress in improving the “prior authorization” process for patient care.
An Autauga County woman has been killed in a crash involving a minivan in Chilton County.
Thousands of items, including a semi-truck, forklifts, four-wheelers, office equipment, tools and cookware, are up for bids in the latest online state surplus property auction.
Incoming mayors, city council members and other city officials are receiving training in Montgomery from the Alabama League of Municipalities.
In a letter to the Governor, Alabama ABC Board Administrator Curtis Stewart says the board reviewed ways that the state's alcohol policies could help improve public safety.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Alabama Supreme Court Justice Bill Lewis to serve as a federal district judge in the Middle District of Alabama.
This Halloween, whether you're on the road, trick-or-treating or hosting a party, AAA Alabama says there are simple steps to avoid common holiday hazards, especially with the holiday falling on a Friday.
The ongoing federal government shutdown is having effects on the Heart of Alabama Food Bank.
Gov. Kay Ivey has honored Alabama businesses which hire people with disabilities.
The Alabama Department of Human Resources says it has been told that federal SNAP benefits will be suspended as of November 1 due to the government shutdown.
Statues of Rosa Parks and Helen Keller have been unveiled on the grounds of the Alabama Capitol.
Convicted killer Anthony Boyd has been executed by the State of Alabama for a 1993 capital murder case.
The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama has announced that it will be closed on Fridays until the federal government shutdown ends.
Former Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron has announced that he's entering the Republican race for lieutenant governor in next year's elections.
Our political analyst Steve Flowers is sharing his insight into what he believes will be some of the most competitive races in Campaign 2026.
An Alabama death row inmate set to die this week has asked Gov. Kay Ivey to meet with him “before an innocent man is executed.”
A new program, called TrafficServe, will use private officers to respond to minor wrecks and help direct traffic during peak hours.
The parent company of Winn-Dixie has announced plans to divest its stores in Alabama and other states to focus its efforts on Florida and extreme south Georgia.
The overall winners of both the race and the tandem team category were Matt Taylor and his tandem team partner Bobby Johnson. The duo finished in an astonishing in 5 days, 9 hours, and 3 minutes.
“Starting a convicted felon at $120,960 not only sends the wrong message to the city,” said board member Seale. “It sends the wrong message to all the first responders and garbage collectors who’ve been asking for raises."
Donald Watkins Jr. was convicted of one count of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy in 2019.
Former state senator Greg Reed has been tapped to lead the department. He says the goal is to grow the state's workforce by providing faster and easier access to job training and job seeking services.



