DHR: Alabama families could receive partial SNAP payments by end of week
The USDA instructed DHR to process partial SNAP payments, with reduced benefits resulting from a court battle amid the government shutdown.
SNAP snafu put vulnerable families through turmoil
For Pleasant Grove resident Krystal Barrett, the SNAP crisis means wondering how she feeds her two sons.
Archives and History opens new gallery telling Alabama’s military stories
The gallery highlights the stories of individual Alabama veterans across a range of conflicts.
New book teaches kids about Civil Rights martyr Vernon Dahmer
Shelly Dahmer shared insights into her new book, detailing Vernon Dahmer's fight for equality and the sacrifice he made.
Alabama man charged with threatening synagogues, mosques
Federal prosecutors charged an Alabama man who made multiple threatening calls and messages to Jewish and Muslim religious leaders across the South.
Three new members inducted into prestigious Alabama Academy of Honor
Former freedom rider Bernard Lafayette Jr., former Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson and UAB President Ray Watts joined the exclusive club.
State pleads with court to allow AHSAA lawsuit to move forward
State leaders have sued the AHSAA, claiming it is discriminating against CHOOSE Act students.
Judge denies Roy Moore’s final defamation case
The judge ruled that Moore failed to provide facts to disprove allegations of sexual assault.
New mayors, councilmembers attend training in Montgomery
New mayors and council members are required by state law to participate in the Alabama League of Municipalities training.
Gov. Ivey awards top employers of disabled Alabamians
Ivey honored Alabamians with disabilities and their employers, recognizing their contributions and commitment to a stronger workforce across the state.