COVID-19 in Alabama: Five Years Later
It was Friday, March 13, 2020, that Alabama recorded its first COVID-19 case, which was in Montgomery County.
Oral rabies vaccines will be distributed by air and ground teams across 14 Alabama counties over the next three weeks.
State health officials have confirmed a case of rabies involving a horse in Coffee County.
Action 8 News has confirmed that a well-known Montgomery nightspot has lost its food permit due to a recent health score.
Individual naloxone (Narcan) kits are now available to the public for free at the Montgomery County Health Department. No ID or prescription is required.
State health officials say a child has become Alabama’s first measles case since 2002.
With the normal hot mid-summer weather settling in to Alabama, state health officials have tips so you can tell if you’re in danger of heat exhaustion or even heat stroke.
State health officials say they’re investigating a suspected case of measles in a person in Lee County who was not yet eligible to get a vaccine.
State health officials say a pet dog tested positive for rabies earlier this month in Pike County.
State health officials say a hunter in Lowndes County is recovering after being attacked by a rabid fox.
It was Friday, March 13, 2020, that Alabama recorded its first COVID-19 case, which was in Montgomery County.