Professors Richard Burt and Keith Hébert have started a passion project to save what they consider to be “one of the most important historic sites in the United States.” But they're not talking about the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
Columbus Air Force Base will be holding a press conference Saturday afternoon after two pilots were killed after a T-38 trainer jet crashed near Montgomery Regional Airport Friday.
A judge has dismissed one of the charges that had been filed against four people accused of killing 17-year-old Montgomery resident Lesley Luna Pantaleon last June.
An east Alabama mayor has been arrested and charged with three felony counts of using his office for personal gain, according to Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshal’s office.
Former Auburn head football coach Gus Malzahn is moving on from the Plains and the Southeastern Conference after being hired for a new head coaching position.
A bill that makes Alabamians’ COVID-19 relief funds exempt from being taxed by the state has cleared its final hurdle on its way to the governor’s office for approval.
Despite growing controversy surrounding the deal, Gov. Kay Ivey and the Alabama Department of Corrections signed lease agreements Monday on two new privately built mega-prisons.
Instead of having a traditional Mardi Gras celebration like a parade this year, the City of Prattville says it will be keeping the good times rolling with “Yardi Gras.”
According to state officials, 6.27 million people visited Alabama’s 21 parks during the fiscal year which ended in Sept. 2020. That’s an increase of more than 1.5 million visitors, or about 32 percent.