A preliminary survey of more than 6,700 Alabama teachers, parents, school leaders and IT staff found most want limits on classroom screens while still seeing value in them, according to results presented Tuesday to Gov. Kay Ivey's Commission on Screen-Based Instruction, which plans to deliver its report Dec. 1.
The Alabama Department of Human Resources said 3,401 families were affected after it lowered the child care subsidy income limit June 1, citing a lack of funding.
Suspended Jefferson County Probate Judge Yashiba Blanchard remains set for trial before the Alabama Court of the Judiciary on Dec. 7 after the court denied her request to push the trial back 90 days.
A Pleasant Grove family said the contractor they hired to rebuild their back deck told them he could not finish the job, months into the project, leaving it up to 12 feet off the ground with unfinished railings.
Nearly six months after a fire devastated a church in Birmingham, crews were called to what remains of the structure Monday afternoon to battle another fire.
Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie introduced eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Monday, the first day of the U.S. House session after the midterm elections.
Prosecutors said they will seek a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole for Cedric Robertson, a man accused of kidnapping and killing a mother of four in Birmingham.
One person is dead and several others are hurt after a series of crashes on I-459 in Hoover over five days. Now, police are reminding drivers how to stay safe after an interstate wreck.
