Last summer, a little boy nearly drowned in a swimming pool in Morgan County. Deputies with the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office helped save the child’s life, and today they got to reunite with their young friend.
Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded a total of $80,000 in grants to better provide services and resources needed for victims of domestic violence, child abuse and other crimes in southeast Alabama.
Rodney Smith Jr. has been a positive light throughout the community for years, after legally moving to the U.S. from Bermuda. Smith said he will mow the lawn of one family who has a child experiencing childhood cancer in each state.
Every year, a Tallahassee man killed in action 49 years ago is honored with a graveside ceremony and saluted by local military veterans. Including the man who refused to leave him behind.
Lydia Plant, a fourth grader from Enterprise, was named Top Cookie Seller in southern Alabama for selling 10,300 boxes - Breaking the state record for the number of boxes sold during one cookie season.
Millbrook Mayor Al Kelley and members of the city’s police and fire departments all joined forces for a drive-by parade to celebrate the 97th birthday of Dr. Donald Hayhurst Thursday morning.
A Panama City Beach man and his five-year-old golden retriever named Dakota are taking the canine sports world by storm, winning several national championships.
The Wiregrass United Way prize patrol is going around Dothan bringing some much needed good news to some partner agencies. The pandemic has been tough on so many, especially non-profits.
His mom and grandparents may not physically be in the stands anymore to watch him play, but they will always have front row tickets to everything in his life.
Some churches are holding sunrise services. Others plan to use online streaming services for those who still don’t feel comfortable attending in-person.
Troy University will host Trojan Day, a preview day for prospective students and their families to visit campus and learn more about TROY, on Saturday, March 20.
Efforts to achieve COVID-19 vaccine equity in Alabama continue, but what if you can’t get the shot in your area, or you can’t get to where they’re available?