Moore says he plans to continue to work with leadership to restore confidence of the people to the political process and to keep fighting for Alabamians.
Montgomery officials say select downtown streets will close in response to protests planned in capital cities across the country ahead of Inauguration Day.
A series of threats this week led local, state and federal authorities to Geneva County where a Hartford man was arrested on a probation violation. But, as Geneva County Sheriff Tony Helms explains, this violation is just the beginning of problems Brandon Michael Waddell is currently facing.
Those troopers will join officers from other states in assisting Washington’s Metro and Capitol Police, National Guard troops, and U.S. Secret Service, among others.
State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey and the state’s top health officials met Thursday to continue talks on how to get more teachers access to the COVID-19 vaccine.
A Morgan county man is currently facing 17 counts of various firearm and weapons charges following the January 6th violence at the U.S. Capitol building.
President-elect unveiled a $1.9 trillion coronavirus plan Thursday to end “a crisis of deep human suffering” by speeding up vaccines and pumping out financial help.
Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the state has received $85.8 million in CARES Act funding to address housing instability and homelessness across Florida.
COVID-19 can leave prolonged effects on the body even when someone is no longer infectious, meaning they no longer have Covid and are moved off of the Covid unit.
Alabama has administered over 87,000 vaccines, one of those including UAB Chief of Hospital Medicine, Dr. Kiersten Kennedy. She has received both her first and second dose of the vaccine.
The Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association (ALBBAA) is asking hunters to participate in the Hunters Helping the Hungry program from Friday until Monday.
January is Human Trafficking Awareness month, and one of the crucial players in helping to rescue victims are the eyes and ears of the open road: truck drivers.
Gov. Brian Kemp and state schools Superintendent Richard Woods plan a one-time, $1,000 bonus for every K-12 public-school teacher and school-level staff member in the state.
When officers were able to get into the room, they say they found an 18-month-old child lying underneath the covers. They say the child had burns to the back, buttocks, and ankles.
