Dr. Eller says they will continue to monitor schools and positive cases closely. The situation and policies can change daily, but their ultimate goal is do all they can to keep students and staff healthy.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recently announced that monoclonal antibodies for treatment of COVID-19 are temporarily under allocation and must be tracked by healthcare providers to ensure they are distributed where needed.
University police received reports of an altercation that occurred between two non-students at Campus Inn Apartments. Officers said one person is being treated at a local hospital with what is believed to be a non-life-threatening, self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Talladega’s Mayor Timothy Ragland is joining forces with Mayors Against Gun Violence, a coalition that focuses on on public safety and keeping guns off the street.
The organization says there have 26 COVID-related deaths at East Alabama Medical Center in the past month. In comparison, there were 28 deaths at the hospital between March 1 and July 31.
Lake Martin will remain full longer this year. Alabama Power, which operates the lake’s dam, is extending its “summer pool” water levels into the fall season.
The city’s attorney says it was an easy decision to authorize this money for the schools. He commended teachers and faculty as they continue to maneuver through the pandemic.
Officers discovered damage to an exterior window, and after reviewing video surveillance, discovered a man had gotten into the bank and stayed inside for a couple of minutes.
Funds from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Project Safe Neighborhoods will support projects to reduce crime in Calhoun, Jefferson and Madison counties.
Governor Kay Ivey joined the leaders of Wellborn Cabinet Inc. on Thursday to formally announce a $15 million expansion project that will ultimately create over 200 jobs at the company’s Ashland facility.
The body of 32-year-old Stanley Edward Gibson was discovered in a wooded area in the 1100 block of Mountain Loop Rd on August 21, 2021 at 3:15 according to the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office.
The facility will offer quality education and training that will prepare Alabama’s future workforce for careers in high demand jobs such as agriculture, hospitality training, health care and information technology.
OFD personnel made the decision to create a makeshift life safety net out of a tent. As the fire grew the man decided to jump, and that jump saved his life.
