State El Patron owner pleads guilty to fraud, employing unauthorized workers Prosecutors said Cesar Campos-Reyes diverted pandemic relief money to buy property and knowingly employed unauthorized workers. Jacob Holmes3 days ago
Prisons Advocate’s incarcerated husband stabbed The husband of an incarcerated advocate was stabbed in an Alabama Department of Corrections facility. Patrick DarringtonApril 16, 2024
State Alabama’s gambling problem: Barrels of money and no regulation The piles of money hauled in from illegal gambling in Alabama are unbelievable. Josh MoonApril 16, 2024
State PARCA Report: Alabama no longer lowest in tax collections For years, Alabama held the record for the lowest tax collections per capita in the U.S. Bill BrittApril 16, 2024
State Gulf State Park unveils new cabins at Lake Shelby The event marked the end of a major renovation project after Hurricane Sally severely damaged the cabins in 2020. StaffApril 16, 2024
Courts New legal filing seeks to remove Cannabis Commission from licensing process The filing by Alabama Always asks a Montgomery County judge to appoint a special master to determine applicant compliance. Josh MoonApril 15, 2024
Education Hoover schools block library app to find, remove “sexual content” The school system has completely blocked access to SORA for students while it conducts an internal review. Jacob HolmesApril 15, 2024
Health Montgomery psychiatrist named president of Alabama Medical Association Amanda Williams was sworn in as the new president of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama. StaffApril 15, 2024
Congress Sewell honors retirement of Tennessee State’s first woman president Dr. Glenda Baskin Glover retired after 11 years as president. StaffApril 15, 2024
Courts Former Limestone Sheriff Mike Blakely granted parole, to be released Blakely, Alabama's longest serving sheriff, will be released after serving just over a year of his three-year sentence. Josh MoonApril 12, 2024
Governor Gov. Ivey announces Two Rivers Lumber plans $115 million sawmill project The project is expected to create 130 jobs in Coosa County. StaffApril 12, 2024