Gov. Kay Ivey Signs Bill to Provide Tax Relief to Small Businesses
Gov. Kay Ivey has signed a bill to provide tax relief for Alabama's small businesses.
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PHOTOS: Prattville Police Looking for Suspect Using Stolen Debit Card
Prattville police are looking for a man suspected of using a stolen debit card to make purchases.
The World Games 2022 Birmingham Organizing Committee Bans Russian and Belarusian Athletes and Officials
The Board of Directors of The World Games 2022 Birmingham Organizing Committee has voted to ban athletes and officials from Russia and Belarus from participating in The World Games 2022 in Birmingham this July.
Ukraine, Russia Envoys Meet for Talks under Shadow of Nuclear Threat
Russian and Ukrainian delegations have met for talks amid high hopes but low expectations for any diplomatic breakthrough.
Athletes from the Big Ten Conference to Tour Alabama Civil Rights Sites
The Big Ten conference plans to take a group of athletes from member schools on a three-day trip to civil rights sites in Alabama this summer as part of a conference-wide program exploring race relations and social justice.
UPDATE: Victim Shot and Killed in Montgomery Saturday Night Is Identified
Montgomery police have now identified the person who was shot and killed Saturday night.
Putin Puts Nuclear Forces on High Alert, Escalating Tensions
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered Russian nuclear forces on high alert amid tensions with the West over his invasion of Ukraine.
Auburn Police Launch Eagle Watch Security Camera Program
Auburn police are launching Eagle Watch, a free security camera registration program available to all residents and business owners in the city.
West Unleashes SWIFT Bans, More Crushing Penalties on Russia
The United States and its European allies have agreed to levy the most potentially crippling sanctions yet on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
Montgomery Fire Rescue Respond to Two Saturday Fires
On Saturday Montgomery Firefighters responded to two separate fires, no one was hurt.
Man Arrested, Charged With Home Burglary in Millbrook
Millbrook Police say a man forcibly entered a home and stole property.
Two People Die in Coosada Crash
A head-on collision in Elmore County left an adult male and a juvenile dead.
Victim Identified in Millbrook Shooting Death
Millbrook Police have identified the victim in a Thursday shooting death.
MPD Partners with Speedway to Raise Donations for MAFB
On Saturday, Montgomery Police Department and Speedway gas station held their 2nd annual Pack-a-Cruiser food drive. The two were outside of the Speedway on Atlanta HWY collecting donations to give to the Montgomery Area Food Bank. Donators like, William Jackson,…
Alabama Prison Inmate Found Unresponsive in Cell Dies at Hospital
An Alabama inmate serving life in prison for a 1985 double murder has died two days after he was found injured in his cell.
State Troopers: Alexander City Man Killed in Crash While Evading Deputies
Alabama State Troopers say an Alexander City man was killed in a wreck while trying to evade deputies in Coosa County.
Safe from the Storm: How Spring Pattern Will Affect Severe Weather
Long before a severe weather threat develops over Alabama, the overall spring weather pattern will set some of the ingredients that will determine whether we will have an active severe weather season.
Safe from the Storm: Impact Tags Added to Some Weather Warnings
You will see impact tags added to some severe weather warnings.
What the Tech? Ways to Help Ukraine
Sending help to Ukraine is trickier than donating money for a natural disaster in other countries, but there are ways to help.
Programs Offer Help for the Homeless
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Homelessness is a nationwide problem -- that continues to grow. But there are organizations -- that are stepping up to deal with the problem -- and provide help --…
School Choice Bill Would Allow Students to Attend Any Private or Public School
School Choice Bills in the Alabama Legislature Would Allow Students to Attend Any Private or Public School.
Troy Univ. Professor Shares What it's Like for Family in Russia
Michael Slobodchikoff, political science professor at Troy University, says he's in contact with his family in Russia every day as Russian President Vladimir Putin leads an invasion of neighboring Ukraine. His grandparents were…
What the Tech? Hackers, War, "2038 Problem" All Can Affect Your Internet Access
Hackers, war and something called the "2038 problem" can all threaten your ability to access the internet.
Cornerstone Academy Students Pack Meals for Orphans in Haiti
Cornerstone Academy students packed and sealed over $10,000 meals for orphaned children in Haiti.
Arrest Made in Fatal Shooting Outside Walmart in Wetumpka
Wetumpka police have made an arrest in connection to the fatal shooting of a man last month in the parking lot of the Walmart Supercenter on U.S. Highway 231.
