May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time when organizations work to bring awareness to those affected by mental illness.

There's a lot of excitement about baseball this week in Capital City - as the AHSAA high school state championships are going on.

With summer being the deadliest season for teen drivers. One high school teamed up with Allstate to educate students on how to drive safely.

A jailer is now on the other side of the bars after an early morning raid at the county jail.

This school year, more students were enrolled in Alabama's pre-kindergarten programs than ever before. That's thanks to a major expansion of the First Class program, which included 100 additional grants for state schools.

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A lottery bill in the Alabama Senate has faced its first test in a committee hearing.

Students in the Hope-Inspired Ministries (HIM) program learn real life skills for job interview scenarios.

Alabama head football coach Nick Saban was in Alexander City today to honor Willie Carl Martin, the Crimson Tide's Director of Player Development who is retiring after decades of coaching.

There's a move among lawmakers in Alabama to abolish the state's Historical Commission and merge it into both the Department of Archives and History and the State Conservation Department.

The battle to balance Alabama's General Fund budget is taking aim at the state's history.

Congresswoman Terri Sewell is stressing the importance of Alabama exports and pushing for more trade between Alabama and other countries.

Jess Meuse calls the Elmore County community of Slapout home, but thanks to her run on "American Idol", she's now known by millions.

The FAA announced last week that it's working to expand the use of commercial drones. That's a good thing for the state's unmanned aeiral system council, who's following their lead and working on policy and procedures for state operated drones.