Posts by Sherri Blevins — Page 11

Hoover Police are investigating an apparent murder-suicide after a husband and wife were found dead Tuesday morning at a residence in the 700 block of Highland Manor Court.

The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama has announced the election of new board members and officers who will help guide the organization’s work in 2026.

Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport announced that Southwest Airlines will add a second daily nonstop flight between Birmingham and Nashville beginning April 2026.

As part of an ongoing effort to encourage young women to become engaged in Alabama government, State Rep. Susan DuBose will host the third annual “Girls’ Day at the Capitol."

The University of Alabama’s University Medical Center in Tuscaloosa announced it is expanding specialty services as one of Alabama’s largest private neurology practices prepares to join its system, a move expected to strengthen patient access to neurological and sleep-medicine care across West Alabama. According to the University, Alabama Neurology and Sleep Medicine will transition to […]

Highland Park Golf Course in Birmingham was awarded the “Troon Golf Facility of the Year – East" at the Troon Global Leadership Conference.

Edgar’s Bakery is moving ahead with a major expansion in Pelham, investing $13.1 million in a new production and distribution center.

Improving student attendance has been a major focus for Alabama this year, and an Elementary School in Florence came up with a festive solution.

An unidentified passerby pulled a 7-month-old child from the back of a burning car after a deadly crash in Morgan County.

IKEA Alabama

IKEA U.S. plans to open its first-ever Alabama location in Huntsville in early 2026, bringing the Swedish retailer to the Yellowhammer State.

U.S. Senator Katie Britt told Fox News that Congress must confront the growing dangers children face online.

Governor Kay Ivey has appointed Judge Ron Smith to serve on the Madison County Circuit Court in Alabama’s 23rd Judicial Circuit.

Alabama began its annual Wreaths Across America observance this week with a solemn ceremony held inside the Alabama Capitol.

The Associated Builders and Contractors of Alabama endorsed Katherine Robertson in the 2026 race for Alabama Attorney General on Tuesday.

The Decatur Police Department announced seven arrests from a sting operation targeting individuals who sought to engage in illegal activity with minors.

U.S. Senator Katie Britt is pushing for stronger efforts to secure the return of more than 19,000 Ukrainian children abducted by Russia since the start of the war.

The Alabama Farmers Federation has endorsed State Rep. Phillip Rigsby (R-Huntsville) for re-election in House District 25.

Fans of Pink Floyd will soon have a new way to experience one of rock’s most celebrated albums, inside McWane’s IMAX Dome Theater.

Hoover has joined a growing coalition of Alabama cities challenging the state’s administration of the Simplified Sellers Use Tax.

UAB has been awarded a $2.8 million grant to support a biomedical experiment that will send human brain tissue models into space in hopes of unlocking new insights into Alzheimer’s disease.

The Sabans commitment to helping children grow into their fullest potential was on display this week at the Nick's Kids Foundation Awards.

An Athens teen previously taken into custody over online threats has now been formally indicted on multiple Class A felony charges.

Human bones discovered in a Birmingham neighborhood have been formally identified as 25-year-old Curtis Taylor Jr. of Center Point.

Federal prosecutors have charged two Birmingham residents in connection with the fire set inside the Walmart Supercenter in Homewood.