Sgt. Steve Jarrett has worked as an Alabama state trooper for about 24 years.

Social distancing and self-isolation probably has a lot of us a little more sedentary or at least struggling to find ways to stay active and healthy while still following the guidelines.

The Alabama Department of Public Health’s data map was updated Monday morning to indicate seven deaths related to the COVID-19 pandemic. But it has since been revised down to six.

The Alabama Department of Revenue is reminding taxpayers to be vigilant about protecting their information, warning criminals may attempt scams related to the federal government’s upcoming stimulus checks.

As of Sunday afternoon, Alabama has over 800 confirmed cases. A total of 4,755 people have been tested in the state.

Thorsby High School Principal Corey Clements is disappointed he’s no longer getting to meet face to face with his students, but he’s making sure they still see him every day.

A major grocery store chain is offering help to many of its neighboring businesses as the COVID-19 pandemic forces them to close their doors.

A 4-year-old girl who had been missing for two days was found safe with her dog Friday afternoon.

The production halt at Hyundai’s Montgomery automobile manufacturing plant will be extended,

Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth issued a memo Thursday afternoon about the current needs and concerns regarding Alabama’s COVID-19 response.

Publix said the money will go to Feeding America member food banks as a way of fighting hunger in communities affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Alabama State Department of Education says an employee followed “the exact protocol we had requested of our employees” in reporting a positive case of coronavirus

Auburn University Montgomery says one of its employees has confirmed they’ve tested positive for COVID-19 and is now in self-isolation at home.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced Monday that the deadline for filing state income taxes has been moved from April 15 to July 15.

A Birmingham area nursing home is releasing a statement, effectively identifying itself as one of two facilities with a COVID-19 case in Alabama.

Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama said the suspension of automobile production will continue for an additional seven days

An Elmore County Public Schools teacher tested positive for coronavirus, Superintendent Richard Dennis confirmed in a letter to schools Thursday.

The beaches of Gulf Shores are set to close as cases of COVID-19 continue to rise across the state.

Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama announced Wednesday it was suspending production after a team member tested positive for the COVID-19 illness.

State Superintendent Dr. Eric Mackey is assembling a task force to assist school districts during the COVID-19 closure period.

Gov. Kay Ivey is using powers granted to her under the Alabama Emergency Management Act of 1955 to postpone the state’s upcoming primary runoff elections.

Officials with the City of Auburn are well aware of the possible health crisis, but they're hoping

On Tuesday, the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Alabama was 39.

Alabama inmates seeking pardons or paroles will have to wait because the COVID-19 outbreak has forced the cancellation of their hearings.

Lee County’s first confirmed case of COVID-19 is an East Alabama Medical Center employee, the hospital confirmed Monday.

Wind Creek is voluntarily closing all of its properties until March 30, 2020.

The local and state courts will remain open under all circumstances, according to an administrative order.

Enterprise police identified the suspect as 28-year-old Justina Denise McNeal.

President Donald Trump has endorsed Tommy Tuberville in the GOP Senate nomination runoff.

Currently, if you as a taxpayer ask the state or local government for public information, they have to respond in a reasonable amount of time. But what "reasonable"?