There will be no shortage of stories to follow in Alabama’s courtrooms in 2025.
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.
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.
The Board ruled 3-0 in the sheriff’s favor, finding insufficient evidence to support Windsor’s complaint.
Many areas across Alabama were hit by severe weather late Saturday into Sunday morning. Athens, one of the hardest hit areas, was damaged by an EF-1 tornado.
Some see the H-1B visa program as a vital part of American innovation that allows companies to staff otherwise hard-to-fill spots with top talent from around the world. Others believe it violates the “America first” agenda President Trump was reelected on by outsourcing U.S. jobs for cheap labor.
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).
A Deatsville man is facing federal charges connected to an Alaskan company where he worked as a general manager.
Thomasville Regional Medical Center could reopen, according to Mayor Sheldon Day.
Former President Jimmy Carter has died at age 100.
The city of Athens was adversely affected by tornado and thunderstorms which ripped through the Tennessee Valley late evening Saturday to early Sunday morning.
Strong straight-line winds and a few possible small tornadoes hit Alabama Saturday in a number of locations.
What happened Saturday afternoon at Mobile's Dog River Bridge is two opposite stories—one of heartless cruelty by an SUV driver and the other of instant selfless action by nearby Good Samaritans and first responders.
On Jan. 20, 2025, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, and the Albertville High School Aggie Band will be there to help him mark this historic occasion.
The Marine Resources Division (MRD) of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) will close the 2024 red snapper season at midnight on December 31.
The novel "Kinfolk" by Sean Dietrich tells an Alabama story of second chances.
It might be one of the slowest times in the news, but that is not stopping at least two of Alabama's Big 10 Mayors from going on offense to raise the internet sales tax.
Baldwin County Coroner Brian Pierce says a dangerous and deadly drug has made its way to the area. Xylazine, also known as "tranq," is a large animal tranquilizer that is unresponsive to emergency reversal treatments.
Denials can no longer cover up that President Joe Biden met with Chinese business associates of Hunter Biden as vice president, according to U.S. Rep. Barry Moore (R-Enterprise).
Two years after Jose Paulino Pascual-Reyes, an illegal alien living in Dadeville, was arrested and charged with kidnapping and double murder, the case continues to get kicked down the road with a litany of continuances and reschedules.
The new year isn't here yet, but it’s not too early to look ahead to what the biggest stories of 2025 will be.
New Year's Eve festivities in Mobile will not be just at night. Starting at 11 a.m., there are things for young and old.
Corporate Transparency Act financial disclosure requirements were delayed indefinitely again by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Thursday.
Foley is updating its City Council district boundaries in preparation for the 2025 municipal elections.
State Rep. Mark Gidley (R-Hokes Bluff) is seeking to remove the ability of individuals to receive benefits or inheritance from people they have been convicted of abusing or financially exploiting.
