1 hr ago | Alabama Live
Storms damage school in Springville, knock down trees across Alabama; rain likely to return Tuesday
Strong winds from an afternoon thunderstorm ripped a 40 foot section off of the roof of Springville Middle School and toppled trees onto a home across the street.
5 hrs ago | CBS Local
Two Naval Academy Graduates Die in Alabama
Alabama State Troopers say 25-year-old Patrick Hunt Drury of Meridian, Miss., and 25-year-old Christopher McArthur of Toomsuba, Miss., were killed early Sunday near York in Sumter County.
6 hrs ago | The Wichita Eagle
Supreme Court rejects Arizona's proof-of-citizenship voting law
In the latest round of an immigration debate pitting state vs. federal powers, the court in a 7-2 decision declared that Arizona’s law went too far.
10 hrs ago | The Decatur Daily
Daughter of famed Alabama QB may run for governor
Alabama Board of Education member Mary Scott Hunter of Huntsville is considering entering the Republican race for governor and plans to decide by the end of summer.
13 hrs ago | Alabama Live
Alabama GOP backed Goldwater; school-sponsored Bible reading ruled unconstitutional
As protests continued in Gadsden, city officials asked for state troopers to intervene.
17 hrs ago | The Charlotte Observer
End of BP cleaning crews leaves questions on Gulf
In this Tuesday, June 11, 2013, photo, a small shell is embedded in a tar ball on the beach in Gulf Shores, Ala.
21 hrs ago | Anniston Star
Jesse Salinas: Older Alabamians need larger safety net
A strong economic case has been made for why Alabama should make Medicaid health coverage available to more of our citizens.
Alabama's Mary Margaret McCord finishes second to Connecticut in Miss USA competition
Erin Brady of South Glastonbury, Conn., won after answering a question about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision upholding widespread DNA tests.
Expanding Alabama's aerospace industry, winning jobs focus for 2013 Paris Air Show
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley addressed a crowd of nearly 100 economic development officials and local elected leaders from across Alabama at a breakfast Sunday, June 16, 2013, at the Marriott Paris aA A' Rive Gauche Hotel.
Texas law allows 'Merry Christmas' in public schools, should Alabama follow suit?
Texas Governor Rick Perry is joined by Reagan Bohac, whose father, Rep. Dwayne Bohac of Houston, who drafted the state's new "Merry Christmas Bill," at the law's signing last week.
Alabama Voices - Max Wood: Measure to protect borrowers warrants scrutiny
If this proposal sounds familiar, that's because it was abandoned by lawmakers in the recently concluded legislative session.
Alabama alum recalls sneaking out to watch Wallace's stand
The Ku Klux Klan has dwindled down to almost nothing and the government no longer regards them as a "domestic terrorist organization."
Montgomery to Dedicate Park to Wright Brothers
Montgomery officials hope the heroics of American aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright will help boost the city's image.
Irondale Dedication and Blessing Ceremony For New Fire Trucks
The city of Irondale commissioned three new fire trucks with a Dedication and Blessing Ceremony held in front of City Hall Saturday June 15, 2013.
GOP’s Quin Hillyer Slams Farrakhan’s Involvement with Alabama Democrats
PJ Media first reported on the anti-Semite, anti-white bigot Louis Farrakhan 's participation in a series of Democrat-sponsored rallies across Alabama in support of Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.
Man arrested on single murder charge confesses to being cartel serial killer
Jose Manuel Martinez, 50, from Delano, Calif., was arrested in May in Ariz. on an outstanding homicide charge from Alabama.
Re: Brittany Shante Robinson: Missing Alabama Teen Last Seen With Her ...
Home >> Nation >> Crime >> Find Our Missing >> Authorities Search For Missing Alabama Teen Last Seen With Her Father a Year Ago Although African Americans make up just 13 percent of the U.S. population, we account for 33 percent of the missing in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's database.
Man Claims to be Cartel Hitman Who Killed Dozens
The killing in rural Alabama was apparently intended to avenge an insult to a woman.
An Alabama-based company has issued a recall for about 1,800 pounds of beef jerky.
Alabama to be Split into 5 Regions Under New Medicaid Plan
Alabama's revamped Medicaid Agency is expected to provide health care through five managed care organizations spread geographically over the state, State Health Officer Don Williamson said today.