Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson recently announced a detailed plan to demolish the Mobile Civic Center and build a new $300 million arena in its place.
The man arrested for a March 27, 2023 shooting near The Hangout restaurant and Gulf Place in Gulf Shores has been granted a reduced bond with conditions of house arrest and GPS monitoring.
On Wednesday, Jefferson County GOP chairman Chris Brown said he had heard discussions from multiple sources that Jefferson County Sheriff Mark Pettway was in legal trouble.
CNN reworded parts of an article and issued a correction at the bottom of the article after trying to cast doubt on a story U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) told during her rebuttal of the State of the Union address.
Secretary of State Wes Allen addressed the United States Senate's Committee on Rules & Administration Tuesday to discuss election integrity and election administration.
Newly released details in the Kyle Lewter murder case paint an even more disturbing picture of how he allegedly tortured and killed long-time acquaintance Derek Franklin Wells.
The case of 11 defendants charged in connection to a possible multi-million-dollar illegal sports gambling conspiracy has been continued for the second time.
NASA's Crew-7 mission made re-entry into the atmosphere and landed in the Gulf of Mexico early Tuesday.
The City of Foley announced the Graham Creek Nature Preserve will receive a $5 million federal grant for expansion.
When Carlethia “Carlee” Russell was convicted in Hoover for faking her own abduction, her attorneys took the case to the state level to appeal. However, it appears the parties have had a change of heart.
When four masked criminals entered the Terry Thompson Chevrolet dealership in Daphne in the early-morning hours Saturday, police said they knew what they were doing when they stole four vehicles.
The 2024 Spring Break season has arrived and officials in lower Baldwin County are ready to welcome visitors for a family-friendly and safe vacation.
Libs of TikTok, a well-known X page that often mocks radical liberal events and acts, posted a video on X showing the drag show and young children at the event.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery) appeared on Fox News Sunday with Shannon Bream Sunday and clearly answered a question many have asked.
Katie Britt’s example of the horrific crimes connected to the cartel had many pointing out this case did not happen during the Biden administration. But those who work to stop human trafficking here on U.S. soil during the Biden administration say the example is relevant.
Civil rights attorney Harry Daniels released video of an arrest by Andalusia that he claims was unlawful and unnecessary.
The man suspected in the murder of Derek Franklin Wells, of Harvest, is now charged with sexual torture – sexual abuse using an inanimate object, in connection to the murder case.
Despite winning the most votes in the GOP primary Tuesday for the seventh congressional district after having already dropped out of the race, Christian Horn still believes the election process is rigged against Republicans.
The City of Dothan celebrated the opening of a Safe Haven Baby Box on Friday.
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man in connection to a murder in Harvest Thursday.
A new Safe Haven Baby Box is now open at the Gadsden Fire Station #3.
The University of Alabama at Birmingham responded to a report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's inspectors noting multiple citations.
Just six months ago, Dr. Allen Long had no idea he would be running for an office in the state of Alabama. But Tuesday night, the Republican brought home a victory after a short campaign for the State Board of Education, District 7 seat.
Kelly Mooney was declared the winner of the Alabama Board of Education District 3 seat Tuesday night.
USDA inspectors performed a routine inspection of research laboratories at the University of Alabama at Birmingham on January 31, which led to multiple citations.
Jeff Foxworthy, best known for his “You Might be a Redneck” skit, is coming to the Ozark Civic Center March 14.
The Mobile city council voted Tuesday to lay over a vote on a police raid policy that would be citywide. The council will consider the ordinance again in two weeks.