At least 15 people were killed and more were injured in the early hours of New Year’s Day in New Orleans after Shamsud-Din Jabbar, an ISIS flag-carrying terrorist, drove a pickup truck into the crowded French Quarter area and then opened fire.
A bill part of a comprehensive workforce development legislative package goes into effect in the new year, allowing employers and childcare providers to claim a tax credit to aid those in the workforce in accessing childcare.
Eagle Forum of Alabama will hold its 2025 legislative issues conference on January 31 in Birmingham.
The latest episode of TruBlu’s “Takedown with Chris Hansen” shows a man communicating with who he thought was a 15-year-old boy.
A University of Alabama student was killed in a New Year’s terror attack in New Orleans, according the university.
The yellowhammer is the state bird of Alabama, but a mythical bird is flying high above the state's coastal region, welcoming all who come to visit.
A law passed in 2024 removing all income taxes on capital gains from the sale of silver and gold will go into effect on January 1.
The Supreme Court of Alabama recently issued a multipart decision regarding fire service fees in Marshall County fire districts, ultimately reversing, affirming and remanding rulings made by a lower court.
This week, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) recognized the 12 veterans from Alabama who he honored as "Veterans of the Month" throughout 2024 for their service and contribution to their community.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is investigating a New Year's shooting involving a victim who was likely an unintended target.
Work continues on the Foley Beach Express after several projects were delayed due to pending approval by the Alabama Department of Transportation.
Legislation passed in the 2024 session that provides a state income tax exemption for active duty pay for National Guard members and reservists became law on Wednesday.
State Rep. Juandalynn Givan (D-Birmingham) announced on Tuesday she was running to be the next mayor of Birmingham.
The Birmingham Police Department is relaunching “Operation Knight Rider” after receiving information there may be street racing and exhibition driving from Atlanta to Birmingham on New Year’s Eve.
The Fairhope Police Department cordoned off a section of downtown Tuesday night due to a threat to a local business.
Governor Kay Ivey signed a proclamation on Tuesday to set special election dates for Alabama Senate District Five.
With President-elect Donald Trump assuming office in January, Congress should overhaul guestworker programs like H-1B visas, according to U.S. Sen. Katie Britt (R-Montgomery).
House Majority Leader Scott Stadthagen (R-Hartselle) recently teased a bill for the upcoming legislative session that would incentivize state agencies to save money by granting a department-wide bonus made up of a percentage of the department’s surplus at the end of a fiscal year.
If another gambling and lottery package is brought up in the Senate for a vote in the 2025 session, it will happen early, according to incoming State Sen. Pro-Tem Garlan Gudger (R-Cullman).
The Fairhope City Council approved a $700,000 emergency repair to Section Street at Big Mouth Gully at Bayou Street, where the sidewalk and curbing were washed out during weekend storms.
There will be no shortage of stories to follow in Alabama’s courtrooms in 2025.
The Board ruled 3-0 in the sheriff’s favor, finding insufficient evidence to support Windsor’s complaint.
President Joe Biden announced another $2.5 billion “security assistance” package for Ukraine on Monday.
The University of South Alabama (USA) purchased the Traditions apartment complex off Old Shell Road for $20.2 million.
Thomasville Regional Medical Center could reopen, according to Mayor Sheldon Day.
A Deatsville man is facing federal charges connected to an Alaskan company where he worked as a general manager.
According to Georgia police, a Montgomery woman missing since June had her missing car towed by highway patrol that same month, a fact that didn’t alert law enforcement because Montgomery authorities failed to enter her vehicle into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC).