Governor Kay Ivey’s Communications Director responded Thursday, August 11, 2022, to media, including WBRC FOX6 News, concerning questions about the Governor’s health and whereabouts.
A Bessemer man charged under the “Kingpin” statute, for leading a continuing criminal enterprise and large-scale drug trafficking conspiracy was sentenced to life in prison plus 120 months.
Authorities said the 17-year-old was partially pulled into a commercial wood chipper at a home in Lehigh County, which is in the eastern part of the state.
“Right this moment today, I will say that we have persons of interest,” said the detective. “Persons of interest in the sense of... I believe it’s a matter of time before I’m sitting down with this person and questioning them.”
If you’re a parent or caregiver, you’ve probably signed a lot of forms lately as your kids head back to school. But there’s a new one that needs your attention. It’s the opt-in for school counseling and mental health services form and if you have a child under the age of 14, this applies to you.
Some are focused on increasing the penalties for those involved in exhibition driving, while others will be built to try and help law enforcement end the problem. One suggestion is using cameras to identify vehicles who participate.
School leaders say this staggered schedule will not only help students transitioning to a new school, like from elementary to middle school, but also help teachers get to know and connect with their students.
Brock Bradley picked up his first college offer from Troy in middle school. Then on the eve of his ninth grade year, UAB offered, bringing the total of D-1 offers to two before he ever plays a junior varsity snap.
The Partners of Alabama’s Challenge have announced the City of Tuscaloosa will serve as the next stop on a statewide tour of veterans’ well-being town halls and community service fairs.
Alabama head coach Nick Saban announced during a press conference that receiver JoJo Earle suffered a Jones fracture in his foot during practice, sidelining him for six to eight weeks.
As students across the state head back to classes this week with COVID-19 precautions and new school safety plans in place, a number of students will log on to their computers for their first day of classes, this time by choice.
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