Environmental groups threaten lawsuit if Gadsden doesn’t address wastewater problems
The groups say Gadsden has failed to maintain its wastewater system for years, resulting in sewage overflows.
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State VA partners with UA, Auburn in march to raise awareness of vet suicide
Operation Iron Ruck is a four-day, 151-mile march from Tuscaloosa to Auburn set for November 24-27.
Few Alabama children 5 to 11 have received COVID-19 vaccine
After two weeks, 1.2 percent of Alabama's children aged 5 to 11 have received a dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
Former Alabama correctional officer gets more than seven years in prison on drug charges
Gary Charles Dixon, Jr. pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle methamphetamine into the William E. Donaldson Correctional Facility.
Gov. Kay Ivey announces staff changes
The governor's chief of staff, Jo Bonner, is set to leave after the end of the year to serve as president of the University of South Alabama.
Former Alabama journalist running for Alabama Public Service Commission
Stephen McLamb calls for more use of solar and a repeal of solar fees charged to homeowners with solar systems.
After blanket testing, 75 incarcerated men at Staton prison test positive for COVID
Alabama prisons in June had the fifth highest number of COVID deaths per capita in the nation.
ALFA endorses six for state offices
All six candidates are Republican incumbents seeking re-election to the state House and Senate.
Study: Alabamians’ personal income boosted by federal COVID aid
Alabamians' boost in personal income was lower than in neighboring states, however.
Governor names Liz Filmore as next chief of staff
Liz Filmore will be the first female chief of staff of any Alabama governor.