A news conference is being called by Montgomery’s police chief to discuss the deadly violence that happened Saturday.

"This is a safe city. I mean there's a perception out there, but numbers don't lie," said Police Chief James Graboys.

Data centers are key to pushing Alabama’s economy forward, a state lawmaker told the city council in Bessemer on Tuesday. Just not in this part of the state. “While I understand the importance of ...

National Health Ratings reports travel nursing is booming post-pandemic, with pay varying by state and specialty, highlighting top earners and trends.

Graphic by Chris Panicker We’re midway through the summer, which means that several marquee music festivals have come and ...

Residents across Alabama are voicing concerns over potential flooding, following a recent downpour that turned Stone River ...

State troopers emphasize careful driving and proper gear as fatal crashes increase in the Tennessee Valley. Learn essential ...

Tuscaloosa's new Fire Station 6 opens Thursday at 9 AM on Hargrove Road, transforming the site of a historic church into a ...

The council is expected to vote on annexing 13.98 acres in two undeveloped parcels between Gillespie Road and Browns Ferry ...

Calera City Council Member Kay Snowden Turner has made the decision to pursue a third term on the Calera City Council. The ...

Alabama's 2025 sales tax holiday kicks off Friday, July 18, through Sunday, July 20. During the weekend, families can buy ...

Hot days call for cold sweet treats. Luckily, Pensacola has plenty of options, ranging from gelato to shaved ice. Here are 25 ...