The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA) continues universal testing of the COVID-19 virus for all residents and employees at the state veterans homes.

Calhoun County EMA director Michael Barton says the age 25-to-49 group still holds the largest number of people testing positive for the coronavirus.

A solar audio panel was unveiled at the former Anniston Greyhound station where in 1961 the Freedom Riders were faced with violence.

Hamilton originally set $1300 as a goal, but reached the amount of $2,120.

Sorority rush will look different this fall on the campuses of Alabama and Auburn.

The announcement comes two days after council member Thomas Worthy, a retired police officer who says it's a matter of public safety, called for the ordinance. At the news conference he reiterated how much he wanted to see the council vote on the matter.

So many people showed up, a queue was set up so the cars could line up around the First Baptist Church across the street.

Diners in downtown Anniston will soon have another seating option.

The request comes as Etowah County has 790 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 322 just in the last two weeks, and 13 deaths.

The council voted 4-3 to keep the monument in place.

The drive-through graduation will be at 6 p.m. Aug. 11 at the Wallace Drive Campus and will include those who graduated during the spring and summer 2020 semesters.

The officer saved the life of a 1-month-old early Sunday morning when the baby stopped breaking on I-20.

Dominga Diego Juan left her home in the 2300 block of Norris Avenue around 11 p.m. and hasn’t been seen since.

Former Glencoe Police Chief Johnny Chambers died over the weekend from COVID-19, according to Mayor Charles Gilchrist.

Gadsden State Community College officials have given the all clear at 11:30 a.m.

Two Springville Police officers got a kangaroo surprise when they responded to an alarm call Saturday.

The expansion is for $163 million and will allow the facility to meet the U.S. government’s need for vials and syringes as the battle against COVID-19 continues.

The family of a fallen Auburn police officer received a generous gift in his honor Tuesday.

They were no chants or signs that said "Defund the police," but there were signs that said "Fund the community."

"Our community may have forgotten why this statue and others like it were erected. We must remember why in order to take wise action.

A man was shot and killed Saturday night at a party after police say a fight broke out nearby and suspects began firing weapons.

As Guiford was traveling South on Hwy 21, he drove his Ford F-150 off the roadway striking the Liquor King. The truck crashed right into the store.

Sheriff Jonathon Horton says he’s concerned about traffic issues and protesters possibly getting hit by cars.

A new fishing park being built in Talladega County is expected to have quite an impact on the area’s economy.

Members of the New Life Covenant Church - including deacons and even the pastor - served lunch to essential workers.

The Phenix City Police Department is mourning the loss of Assistant Police Chief Gail Green-Gilliam, who passed away from COVID-19 complications.

The state health department conducted another drive-through testing clinic in East Alabama on Wednesday.

Oneonta’s Police Chief responded Wednesday after a woman posted in Facebook thanking them for helping her after her car was stolen at knifepoint.

Madonna is a three year old Labrador, presented to the sheriff by iK9.

“Although the noose is now known to have been in garage number 4 in 2019, nobody could have known Mr. Wallace would be assigned to garage number 4 last week.”

The discussions continue in Gadsden over whether to move a Confederate monument to another part of town.

Gadsden-Etowah County EMA workers say they’re getting especially concerned about the COVID-19 data in the area.

Killingsworth has served as interim president since Oct. 2019.

A neighborhood in St. Clair County coming together to show their support for first responders. Residents lined the street for a parade and cookout.

The battle over a Civil War monument in Jacksonville’s town square, spilled over Monday night into the city council chambers.

The vandalism happened just after she reopened the store.

Gov. Kay Ivey issued a statement Monday regardless an incident over the weekend at Talladega Superspeedway.

Astronaut Doug Hurley will serve as the Grand Marshal for the GEICO 500.

Later this year, Amtrak will cut its long distance routes from daily service to three days per week.

Hobson City residents celebrated Juneteenth with one simple message: Black Towns Matter.

Richard Dickerson, who works with the Richard Rice law firm in Birmingham, delivered 500 masks to the Gadsden Progress Council Head Start location Thursday.

She left her Forrest Avenue home Tuesday, June 16.

Their petition at change.org had some 1,330 signatures as of Wednesday afternoon.

The EMA director in Etowah County says people need to keep doing what they've been doing in the battle against COVID-19.

More people are speaking out about a proposal to move a Civil War monument from downtown Gadsden.

“There is no doubt in my mind we are seeing the after effects of Memorial Day parties, weekends at the lake or beach, and visits to some downtown venues,” said the medical director for the Auburn University Medical Clinic.

Anniston’s mayor wants the city council to discuss removing a Confederate monument from the city.

A spike in COVID-19 cases has resulted in a delay in the reopening of the Gadsden Public Library.

The clinic will operate on Wednesday from 8-11 a.m. at Dwight Baptist Church, located at 520 N. 29th Street in Gadsden.

The ride starts at 2:13 p.m. That was Lt. Williams’ badge number.

The group said they are gathering to bring awareness of racism and police brutality in America.

Face masks remain optional for guests but staff will wear gloves and face masks and be temperature-screened.

Etowah County’s Rural Transportation System reopens to the public Monday with new measures to make it safe from COVID-19.

The school’s acting president, Dr. Don Killingsworth, announced a student task force has been organized to look into the possibility of renaming some buildings on campus whose current names may have racist origins.

The newer Dollar General, just a couple of miles from another one in East Gadsden, would be located on a vacant lot near the entrance to Tillison Bend.

An iconic piece of downtown Gadsden may soon be going out of business.

The man wouldn’t take no for an answer as he thanked the officers for their public service and wished them a safe day on the job.

When the green flag waves at Talladega, it will be a full two months later than originally scheduled due to the pandemic.