Governor Gov. Ivey praises results of Montgomery Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit The combined law enforcement effort to address violent crime in the Montgomery area achieved positive results, with violent crime down 30 percent. Staff5 days ago
Local news Montgomery mayor, MPD announce enhanced safety measures After a challenging weekend, city officials enacted an aggressive series of actions, including increased patrols and new technologies, to bolster public safety. StaffJune 24, 2025
Opinion Opinion | Violence prevention is “heart” work — and it starts with us Violence prevention isn’t just about data or funding — it’s about presence. Terrell CampbellJune 23, 2025
Local news City of Birmingham launches summer violence reduction initiatives Programs like Rise Up Birmingham and Flipping the Game offer training, leadership roles, and economic opportunity. StaffJune 17, 2025
Public safety ALDOT warns of “unpaid toll” text scam ALDOT warned citizens about a new text scam claiming unpaid toll fees. Jacob HolmesJune 12, 2025
Public safety Bureau of Pardons and Paroles board proposes scoring guideline changes The proposed scoring guidelines would add more detailed criteria and alter some point values. Mary Claire WootenMay 27, 2025
Public safety Opinion | The heart of public safety: Investing in law enforcement for a safer Alabama Public safety is the most critical component of a successful community, and sadly, we have areas in our state that are struggling with violent... Nathaniel LedbetterMay 16, 2025
Public safety Data reveals Alabama to have fifth highest rate of gun violence in the U.S. With a rate of 213.6 shooting incidents per 100,000 residents, Alabama ranks fifth in gun violence per capita. Alex JobinApril 29, 2025
Prisons Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles releases March statistics Alabama's parole system maintains low grant rates and successes in Day Reporting Centers. Mary Claire WootenApril 16, 2025
Prisons Alabama Senate bill would restructure controversial Pardons and Paroles Board Although parole approval rates began increase slightly in 2024, incarcerated people who appear to be prime candidates continue to be denied. Alex JobinApril 16, 2025