Alabama

Sumter and Choctaw are among the counties served.

Governor Kay Ivey proclaimed June 19, 2021 as Juneteenth Day in the state of Alabama.

She is among three candidates seeking the Republican nomination for his seat.

Alabama continues to rank the bottom in the country when it comes to vaccinations. So what does that mean for us reaching herd immunity?

Auburn University converts shipping containers into vertical farms

Those with the lowest vaccine rates are people between the ages of 30 to 50 years old, UAB's Dr. Suzanne Judd said those are the most common hospitalized right now.

The funding is part of a $2.25 billion nationwide investment.

The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) is now offering Georgians who are 64 and older the option to renew their non-commercial driver’s license online.

Troy police searching for fraudulent use of credit card suspect

The state’s sales tax for March and April is up by 41% compared to last year when the coronavirus pandemic kick-started in the U.S.

Birmingham pastors are working together to help stop what some call the ‘no snitch’ culture in the Magic City.

Delta variant cases found in AL

The state department of health reports cases of people getting third COVID-19 shots even though it’s not authorized.

Here comes the bride...? More like thousands of them. Wedding season is in full swing and this year more than ever, event planners and venue workers have their hands full.

Alabama says it has nearly finished building a system to use nitrogen gas to carry out death sentences.

A panel of experts covered topics including vaccine access, equity, hesitancy, and education, especially as it relates to rural and underserved communities. That panel ranged from experts in the medical field, a faith-based leader, and a minority health advocate. But the questions from viewers focused more on their personal medical concerns.

Expiration dates are coming up for some of the vaccines this month.

North Alabama native and UAH alumna Birttnie Granville has a new title: Ms. Black Alabama USA 2021!

The Alabama Department of Public Health began offering at-home STD and HIV testing kits beginning June 7.

The price of meat typically goes up during the summer, but many people are noticing significantly higher prices.

The Alabama Department of Labor is still playing catch up on the influx of unemployment claims due to the pandemic

EBT cards will be mailed to families with children in pre-K and K-12 who lost access to meals from the National School Lunch Program during the 2020-21 school year.

Recent events in the country made organizers shift the focus to things that were timely and could impact African-Americans going forward.

Troopers say a Great Dane commercial vehicle traveling north crossed the center line into the southbound lane and collided head on with her vehicle.

A Dothan student is becoming a viral sensation for his impromptu performance during his school’s 6th grade graduation ceremony.

For the last several weeks, Wetumpka has been in the national spotlight as part of HGTV’s new series, “Home Town Takeover.”

A new Regions survey shows about one in five Americans are planning to buy their first or next home in the next 12 months.

A new study shows vaccine hesitancy remains a problem and some parents are questioning getting shots for their kids.

A UAB infectious disease doctor said Monday that Alabama could be heading toward an uncomfortable summer.

Things are apparently getting heated at the on-going strike at the Warrior Met Coal plant. Union officials say some workers are turning to violence.