It's safe to say we could never have imagined what the year would be like when we rang in 2020 one year ago. Much of that is because of the spread of the coronavirus.We’re taking at look back at the turmoil the virus has caused in Alabama and what the future holds.

New Years Eve is usually one of the busiest nights for local bars and restaurants, but this year some owners said they don’t know what to expect.

With a record number of people in the hospital for COVID-19, experts say that means the need for convalescent plasma is even greater than before.

The primary axis of heavy rain and storms will enter the state Friday morning and this will bring a risk of damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes.

Authorities say 64-year-old Bob White and 22-year-old Shamar Dontay English were killed when their vehicle collided head-on.

Do you own a NOAA weather radio? If so, you want to make sure it’s correctly programmed ahead of potential severe weather.

Officials say the gunshot wound caused significant trauma that resulted in decreased mobility, which was a contributing factor in the fall.

Birmingham activists say the city is not getting to the root of the problem when it comes to violence.

Health experts warn that celebrating New Years Eve the wrong way could push the state’s hospitals to the brink.

On the government’s clinical trials website for Novavax, Birmingham is listed as one of 120 study locations nationwide.

The number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to rise in our state. Hospital leaders said the situation is dire.

One Alabama lawmaker filed a bill that would allow businesses to remain open if they can follow the guidelines issued by the state and local government during a state of emergency related to a pandemic.