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Court records show that a motion to revoke the bond of Johnston Taylor has been filed.

The Alabama Department of Public Health reported the state’s first case on March 13, 2020.

Ashlee Steinman faces charges related to school employee sexual misconduct.

Authorities say a woman was fatally shot in northeast Lee County.

Scammers allegedly identifying themselves as public health nurses are saying they will give the vaccine at people’s homes.

Lawmakers began this year’s session by announcing some new leaders.

The Alabama Department of Labor has a new phone appointment system for unemployment compensation claimants who need help with their claims.

Outgoing Sen. Doug Jones posted a series of tweets calling his time in the U.S. Senate the “honor of a lifetime.”

Judson College students will return for the spring semester.

A federal court issued a ruling intended to better protect voters’ health amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

While beaches will reopen, all public beach access points in Orange Beach, Gulf State Park and Gulf Shores will remain closed until further notice.

The Montgomery Hyundai plant takes center stage in the company's new ad.

The city of Auburn has declared a local state of emergency. This comes new restrictions on local bars.

The Trojans will now open the season at Middle Tennessee on Sept. 19.

The campaign is seeking to raise a minimum of $1.5 million by October to keep the museum and Space Camp from closing.

A campaign vehicle for U.S. Senate candidate Tommy Tuberville erupted in flames on Interstate 59.

The building will be renamed after Walter S. Buchanan, Alabama A&M’s second president, who served from 1909-1920.

The remains are of 26-year-old WIlliam Zachary Bishop of Rome, Georgia.

An abduction that triggered an Amber Alert has ended with a toddler safe and the young girl who took him in custody.

A part-time employee at the Jackson County Courthouse has passed away after contracting COVID-19.

Limestone County Sheriff Mike Blakely is asking to delay his trial for medical reasons.

The Alabama Department of Public Health is recommending that all consumers consider refraining from the use of electronic cigarette and vape products.

Britnay Kernell was being pursued by Leland Chapman’s Fugitive Recovery Service.

A drug bust announcement out of Lawrence County, Tennessee came with an atypical warning about the dangers of trying to flush away drug evidence.

A Limestone County man wanted in a case that’s made national news has resurfaced. And he wasn’t alone.

The Marshall County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating 84-year-old Don Ramon McNabb.

Decatur police have charged a woman with identity theft.