The killing of Michael Forest Reinoehl shook a quiet suburb of Olympia, Washington Thursday evening, with bystanders ducking for cover behind automobiles from dozens of gunshots as four agents serving on a U.S. Marshals Service task force opened fire at Reinoehl.
Officials with the Jefferson County Department of Health said they didn’t reach the overall goal of 1,500 tests per day at the two surge testing sites, but they said the sites were still a success.
Research is increasingly pointing to a retreat of working mothers from the U.S. labor force as the pandemic leaves parents with few child care options and the added burden of navigating distance learning.
$600 in weekly Supplemental Federal Unemployment Benefits ended at the end of July, but now an executive memorandum is extending unemployment benefits to some Alabamians, but it’s not as much money.
Friday night’s game between rivals Cleveland and Locust Fork has been canceled because several Locust Fork players and coaches tested positive for the virus.
It’s the last holiday weekend of summer, and while most families are welcoming the vacation time, doctors are keeping a worried eye on another holiday weekend.
Jefferson County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a man Thursday for beating a 61-year-old woman unconscious in a convenience store parking lot in Fairfield.
General Manager, Collin R. Gaston, and News Director, Shannon Isbell, today announced a new weekday anchor lineup to the evening and late newscasts, as well as the addition of a new traffic anchor on Good Day Alabama.
On Friday, the 9-year-old achieved another major accomplishment in his recovery. Landen, who survived a Lawrence County tornado that killed his parents in December, worked hard to be able to make his school return.
