All News — Page 852
Can your employer force you to get a vaccine? Effectively they could, you can be fired in Alabama for pretty much anything and if I am an employer and worried about lawsuits from the public and other employees maybe I consider that.
DeVonta Smith’s earth-scorching performance against LSU earned him a conference honor this week, and his record-breaking season has him positioned to possibly earn the award for college football’s best receiver. Smith caught eight passes for 231 yards and three touchdowns against the Tigers. Over 200 of his receiving yards came in the first half alone. […]
Huntsville's Aevum unveiled Ravn X, an unmanned aerial vehicle that will serve as the first of a 3-stage launch system for small satellites.
A documentary premiering Wednesday covers the 1992 trial of Glenn Summerford, a snake-handling preacher from Jackson County, Alabama, and his trial for attempting to kill his wife with a serpent. “Alabama Snake” will broadcast on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. CT on HBO’s linear TV channel and will be available for streaming around the same time. […]
Alexander Shunnarah Trial Attorneys launched its third annual "Shunnarah’s Season of Giving" to give back this Christmas season.
Protective Life Corporation got into the Christmas spirit early this year, as evidenced by a recent example of the company's altruism.
Governor Kay Ivey on Monday announced the special election dates to fill the seat for State Senate District 14 which covers parts of Shelby, Bibb, Chilton, Jefferson and Hale Counties. The deadline to qualify as a candidate for either the Republican Party or the Democratic Party is Tuesday, January 26, 2021. A special primary election […]
Alabama Senate Majority Leader Greg Reed announced that he has hired William Heartsill to serve as his communications director.
With the loss to Texas A&M, Auburn falls to 5-4 on the season. That is pretty disappointing in itself, but the way that it happened is even tougher to swallow. The Tigers were unable to impede the Aggie offense all day, yet improbably found themselves with a 20-14 lead in the third quarter. It was […]
Sometimes a blessing comes in the nick of time. That was the case for Build a Bridge Community Pantry in Vincent four days before Thanksgiving. Members of the Plant Gaston Chapter of the Alabama Power Service Organization (APSO) showed up with a truckload of food just in time to feed needy families for the holidays. […]
The Supreme Court moved up the deadline for the state of Pennslyvania to respond to an argument by U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA) who is arguing that Pennsylvania’s acceptance of lax vote-by-mail rules made the system unconstitutional and he wants the court to rule that every mail ballot cast in the state be tossed
Bert Danner grew up in the projects in the deep South. He faced extreme adversity from a young age and was determined to find a way out. He joined the U.S. Navy in order to pursue his dream of becoming an officer. Bert became a Naval pilot and had his career all planned out. That’s […]
AI Metrics, LLC, a medical imaging startup focused on leveraging artificial intelligence to improve patient care, has received United States Food and Drug Administration 510(k) clearance and CE mark clearance for the company’s Liver Surface Nodularity software. The first FDA clearance represents a significant milestone for the early-stage startup, which launched from the University of […]
There are promising new laboratory results in an award-winning effort to find naturally occurring compounds that are therapeutic against the COVID-19 virus. So far, 35 of 125 naturally occurring compounds identified computationally at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) to have potential against COVID-19 that have shown computational efficacy are undergoing first-batch testing at […]
The Alabama Crimson Tide has won its last four games by a combined score of 201-33. Yesterday it dismantled the defending national champion LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge 55-17 while putting up 650 total yards of offense. The Tide’s multiple Heisman-worthy offensive players show no signs of letting up. Nick Saban’s team appears unstoppable and […]
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and Alabama Democratic Party Executive Committee Member Lisa Handback take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories, including: — Can U.S. Representative Mo Brooks (R-Huntsville) get a U.S. senator to join him to challenge the irregularities in the 2020 presidential election? — Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris suggests […]
Former State Rep. April Weaver her intention to seek the Alabama State Senate seat being vacated by State Senator Cam Ward.
If taxpayers fund a medical breakthrough, should we then have to pay for the medicine? The COVID-19 pandemic...
Thirteen-year-old Eric Wallace knew, as surely as he needed to breathe, that he needed to make music. He knew that he had to make music.
University of South Alabama alumni Jake and Pat Gosa have pledged $5 million to be split evenly between the Mitchell College of Business...
While the holiday season brings family and friends together, it serves as a time to remember our military families and troops overseas. This year especially brings new challenges as we continue to navigate the holidays during a global pandemic. Data from the Alabama Department of Health shows that numbers are sharply rising across the state, […]
Harold Melton was humbled and thankful during his remarks at the dedication ceremony for the Student Center on the Auburn University campus.
Death Valley, allegedly “where opposing teams’ dreams die,” might need a new nickname after Saturday night. The Alabama Crimson Tide’s dreams are very much still alive, and even thriving, after their trip to Baton Rouge. LSU is clearly struggling this year. Yet, after the Tigers’ win last year and post-game locker room talk by head […]
When watching Debby Davis mow her lawn, cook big meals and go to work, it would be tough for anyone to tell the 67-year-old is actively going through chemotherapy treatments. Since 2015, Davis has been battling ovarian cancer and juggling her work, family and chemotherapy regimens at the University of Alabama at Birmingham with unparalleled […]

