A McCalla man was killed and a child was injured Saturday afternoon in a multi-vehicle crash in Tuscaloosa County.
The search for a missing boater in Sumter County came to a tragic end Monday morning
The family of the man charged with capital murder in the killing a DCH Health System nurse in May has filed a civil lawsuit against DCH.
The Alabama Republican Party said U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville will remain the party’s gubernatorial nominee.
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Search efforts are expected to resume Monday for a Washington County man who went missing after falling overboard from a boat.
Alabama GOP leaders are scheduled to meet Sunday in a closed-door hearing to determine if he has lived in the state long enough to lead it.
Taylorville Primary School this week named Cay Strickland as its new principal.
A man was shot Friday evening following an argument over a dice game at a Northport apartment complex.
Alabama on Friday asked permission to execute a man by lethal injection after court rulings blocked the use of nitrogen gas
The Pickens County Board of Education has accepted the resignation of Superintendent Shawn McDaniel
UAPD is mourning the loss of retired K9 Boomer, a longtime explosive detection dog who was a fixture in the department and on campus.
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Authorities have charged a second person in connection with the use of forged court documents that allowed a woman to walk free from jail.
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Tuscaloosa County EMA announced Thursday that it will implement RAVE Alert as its new emergency notification system.
The justices decided not to lift an injunction blocking Alabama from carrying out what would have been the nation’s ninth execution.
Former Crimson Tide receiver Henry Ruggs was denied parole nearly five years after killing a woman in a car crash in Las Vegas.
DCH on Thursday announced additional security enhancements across its facilities as the organization continues to respond to concerns
Officials say a Moundville woman accused of using forged court documents to escape from jail has been taken into custody
The Alabama Business Hall of Fame on Thursday announced plans to induct seven new members for the Class of 2026.
The Tuscaloosa VA Medical Center is gearing up to host a Women Veterans Recognition Day event Friday.
A UA junior has been awarded a scholarship grant to support a summer internship focused on environmental conservation and public outreach.
Alabama football fans now have a clearer picture of when the Crimson Tide will take the field this fall.
The induction ceremony is set for the 10th annual Hall of Fame Boxing Show on June 20 at the Bryant Conference Center.
The University of Florida Board of Trustees has voted to hire former University of Alabama President Stuart R. Bell as its next president.
A woman previously convicted of practicing medicine without a license is now facing new felony charges for forgery after escaping from jail.
DCH Health System says a naming error resulted in one of its hospitals being named among 500 cited for federal transparency compliance.
Ten Alabama firms have been recognized among Newsweek's list of America's Greatest Workplaces 2026.
Leaders of The Word Community Church are standing behind Senior Pastor Scott Willmore following his recent indictment for felony theft.
A Sardis man died Sunday morning in a fiery single-vehicle crash near Selma.
Longtime faculty member and administrator André Denham has been tapped as UA's next associate provost and dean of the Graduate School.
Target has issued a nationwide recall of Up & Up Fragrance Free Baby Wipes and Up & Up Fresh Cucumber Scented Baby Wipes.
The council will hold a special called meeting later this week to consider a development agreement for a new Big Mike's Steakhouse
A juvenile male from Northport was fatally shot late Monday night at an apartment complex in Northport.
A federal appeals court ruled Monday that Alabama’s use of nitrogen gas executions requires further review.