Several districts recently announced updated policies that could relax universal masking in schools, but some parents and health leaders are expressing concerns it may be too soon to make changes.
UAB hosted a webinar Monday answering questions about flu season and the latest COVID-19 updates. Doctors said only a handful of flu cases have been reported so far, but flu season will be here soon and they want to make sure you have protection against both the flu and COVID.
Mayor Maddox confirmed the city is monitoring the drainage system and keeping it clear of debris since there’s a chance of more rain over the next few days.
Dallas County authorities remain on the look-out for at least one shooter who fired multiple rounds into the Valley Grande area home of the county school system’s superintendent.
Governor Kay Ivey has signed on to a letter with 25 other governors to President Biden urging action at the Southern Border and requesting a meeting within 15 days.
Featuring over 125 works of public art in the 16 counties in North Alabama, the North Alabama Mural Trail encourages residents and visitors alike to travel across the region to view incredible street art paintings while learning about the history of the cities and communities in an artistic way.
Fred’s ministry of singing began a while ago when he started singing “Amazing Grace” as he wheeled a patient onto an elevator. The patient was so moved, she told Fred that he should sing to all of his patients.
The Covered Bridge Festival returns to downtown Oneonta. The highlight of the festival is the arts and crafts show located in downtown Oneonta’s entertainment district.
The FBI’s Tampa office said in a tweet that it was serving a search warrant, and local media reported that 23-year-old Brian Laundrie’s parents were seen getting into a police vehicle outside the home. Agents would not comment further.
According to Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA), the toddler was in a car that left the roadway, traveled through the median and into the opposite lanes of travel before being struck by a tractor-trailer.
State health leaders are urging pregnant women to get the COVID-19 vaccine after seeing more expectant mothers hospitalized with the virus this past week.
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