News — Page 22

Former Colbert County District Attorney Bryce Graham Jr. died Sunday after an apparent heart attack. He was 66.

Uncover the connection between a 65-million-year-old crab fossil and Nick Saban's remarkable contributions to Alabama.

Alabama Power is here to help by debunking common misconceptions about energy efficiency through the bone-chilling fall and winter months.

Desmond Wingard spent half of his all-too-short life working on directing the news from WSFA-TV 12 News in Montgomery. His co-workers and the tens of thousands of viewers who watched the news that Wingard directed are saying goodbye. Wingard, called “Des” by friends, died October 30 of cancer. He had started at WSFA in 1999 […]

A Choctaw County man was arrested after allegedly making threats of violence against synagogues in Alabama and against officials.

In an effort to reduce crime in Montgomery, Governor Kay Ivey has requested the Alabama ABC Board to strengthen alcohol regulations.

Alabama is now ranked #1 nationally in protections for religious freedom – more protections even than the U.S. Constitution’s 1st Amendment.

The U.S. Senate confirmed Alabama Solicitor General Edmund “Eddie” LaCour Jr. as a U.S. district judge for the Northern District of Alabama.

Cindy Myrex steamrolled to an overwhelming win in a Cullman-area Alabama House District 12 on Tuesday and was sworn into office.

Secretary Wes Allen and two lawmakers are teaming up to change the law to only allow natural born citizens run for most offices in Alabama.

DRY DAY AHEAD: Most of Alabama will be rain-free today … with more clouds than sun we expect highs in the 60s and low 70s. Clouds will thicken late in the day, and rain will move back into state tonight ahead of a disturbance rotating around the upper low parked over the region. Expect periods of […]

Montgomery County has received nearly $2.25 million in grant funding to expand law enforcement capacity and strengthen crisis response.

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The U.S. Senate has confirmed Alabama Supreme Court Justice Bill Lewis to serve as a U.S. District Judge for the Middle District of Alabama.

The Council of State Governments has named Representative James Lomax a recipient of the 2025 CSG 20 Under 40 Leadership Award.

Leaders are commending Alabama Opioid Settlement Funds for its role in achieving a 30% Alabama drug overdose reduction statewide.

On Monday, U.S. Senator Katie Britt signed onto an ultra-timely Keep SNAP Funded Act by Republican U.S. Senate colleague Josh Hawley.

Phil Williams

Alabama State Senator Phil Williams was appointed to become the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama.

Gil Self

Lauderdale County Judge Gil Self stands accused of 16 felony counts involving using his office for personal gain and related charges.

Senator Tuberville calls for immediate action to combat violent crime in Montgomery after a recent downtown shooting.

Governor Kay Ivey welcomes new Alabama State Trooper trainees and celebrates their commitment to public safety and integrity.

Alfa announced the launch of renovations at their new corporate headquarters in the former Capitol Commerce Center building in Montgomery.

Governor Kay Ivey has declared the third week of October “Alabama Woods to Goods Week” to coincide with National Forest Products Week.

Tuberville introduced Randy Jones of Guntersville as Alabama’s nominee to serve on the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Board of Directors.

Former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback AJ McCarron announced is officially running for Lt. Governor of Alabama in 2026.