As more emergency crews prepare to head to Florida to assist with Hurricane Ian, first responders in Calhoun County are sharing their experiences during natural disasters.
Etowah County Schools is joining more than 30 school districts across the state to participate in the Alabama Department of Education’s Multi-Tier Systems of Support (MTSS).
A lawsuit filed by a Leeds public official accuses Leeds Mayor David Miller and City Administrator Brad Watson of hurting their personal business. Cary Kennedy says his business was hurt because he did not agree to a request from a well-known Leeds family.
Talladega County NAACP President Rev. Hugh Morris says this is something he’s tried to bring to Talladega since 2015. He thinks it’s a great way to address public concerns and get problems resolved.
A man sued three Alabama municipalities and several law enforcement officers following his arrest in Centre. The Leesburg man filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court claiming violation of his constitutional rights and alleging excessive force during his arrest.
The screen shots from a Snapchat account that has been shared on social media platforms between other students and parents were fake and created by someone other than the accused, according to Etowah County Sheriff Jonathon Horton.
The Cherokee County Sheriff says the suspect had already resisted a taser twice, before the video started - and that the elbow strikes to the suspect are a technique taught at the police academy.
A Boaz man was charged with attempted murder after Etowah County Sheriff’s Office deputies said he struck another man in the head with an aluminum baseball bat.
While investigating vehicle thefts and the subsequent recovery of multiple stolen motor vehicles in Talladega County, the Talladega County Sheriff’s Office identified the 61-year-old man as a suspect in the investigation.
The 20-minute video shows Pastor Michael Jennings of Vision of Abundant Life Ministries in Sylacauga, being confronted and arrested by police while watering flowers at a neighbor’s home.
AG Steve Marshall announced the indictment and arrest of 63-year-old Etowah County Attorney John Davis McCord, of Gadsden, on four counts of first-degree theft of property, two counts of tax evasion, and two counts of subscribing to false statement.
A man was shot and killed by police late Wednesday night after an armed carjacking and a pursuit through several cities according to the St. Clair Co. Sheriff.
Police said they arrived at the scene of a domestic disturbance call in the 1500 block of Rochester Road to find the man had been shot during an incident at the home.
Because the student is a juvenile, Chief Clifton said he cannot release specific information about the punishments or potential charges against the student but reiterated to WBRC FOX6 News, the “maximum sanctions allowed by law and Board of Education policies” were issued against the student.
Starting September 1, every student in Sylacauga City Schools will receive breakfast and lunch at no charge. The school system is partnering with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to use its Provision 2 program.
Stacker compiled the highest paying jobs for high school graduates in Anniston-Oxford-Jacksonville, AL using data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Talladega Fire Rescue Crews said when they arrived on scene the car was partially in the house which caused structural collapse and an active gas leak from a service line under the car.
Three employees filed a federal lawsuit against Talladega College alleging the college routinely failed to pay them overtime and subjected them to a hostile work environment. Talladega College responded, “We are aware of this lawsuit and our counsel is addressing the lawsuit on behalf of the College.”
On Thursday, Cook’s family stood in front of the Talladega Police department and asked the community to come forward with any information they have on her murder.
As students return to JSU’s campus on Aug. 24 for the start of the fall semester, a team of adorable, pint-sized robots will be reporting for duty, hoping to make their day a little brighter.
For this heroic and lifesaving action, Gary Thomas, received the Red Cross Certificate of Merit in a ceremony at the American Red Cross office in Birmingham.
In a social media post, Sheriff Billy J. Murray said the sheriff’s office received information Saturday about a possible threat of violence made to the school.
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