At 100, Jack Livingston still enjoys going to work. The Scottsboro attorney has spent decades helping people through difficult situations, and he remains grateful for his career – and the […]

Retirement comes with some big questions. Where will you live? How much will you need? And will you finally have time for a second cup of coffee before heading to […]

Nine teenage girls escaped from an Owens Cross Roads treatment facility over the weekend, bringing fresh concerns about the safety of the girls living there and the people who live […]

Racing around the world has given Daisha and Dalton Hamby plenty of stories to tell, but during a recent appearance on Capitol Journal, the Alabama couple made it clear that […]

For students who dream of making a living in music, getting started takes more than talent. Learning the business and making the right connections can help open doors, and the […]

Planning a wedding means making plenty of decisions, from flowers and food to the venue, where family and friends will gather to celebrate. A hospital emergency room usually doesn’t top […]

Alabama entrepreneurs looking to build a business around artificial intelligence — or use it to get a business off the ground — could soon have a new place to turn for help. The E-Center and Innovate Alabama are partnering to establish the Alabama AI Accelerator in Decatur. Organizers describe it as Alabama’s first statewide AI […]

The people who directly impact students’ lives through teaching and keep the University of North Alabama running have helped put the Florence school back on a national workplace recognition list. […]

For Tommy Ray of Huntsville, following Alabama football has meant finding a ticket and being there — every game, every season, for more than half a century. Known as “Roll […]

Students preparing for careers in dental assisting at Gadsden State Community College will have more room to study, work together and get support through a $200,000 grant from The Home […]

Alabama families looking for STEM activities for their children may soon have a new way to identify established programs. Gov. Kay Ivey announced the Alabama STEM Council Seal of Approval on Monday, Sept. 28, the same day applications opened. Ivey hosted Alabama STEM Council leaders in her office for the announcement. The peer-reviewed designation will […]

After Lawrence Medical Center ended inpatient care in 2025, work is beginning on a new facility designed to keep more health services close to home for Lawrence County residents. Huntsville […]

For families across North Alabama who need a little help putting food on the table, getting donated food where it needs to go matters. A $350,000 investment from Publix Super […]

When the sun goes down in Athens this October, some of the city’s oldest stories will be coming out after dark. The Athens Haunt Walks and Haunt Wagon Tours are […]

Huntsville Hospital Health System’s efforts to make its hospitals safer for patients, employees and visitors have earned its security team national recognition — and a chance to compete on the […]

U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) will make a campaign stop in Marshall County next month as he heads into the final weeks of his run for governor. The Marshall County Republican Party will host a rally featuring Tuberville on Oct. 15 from 4:30-6 p.m. at the Marshall County RSVP Building in Guntersville. The event comes […]

Artificial intelligence that answers questions is already becoming part of everyday life. Now Alabama A&M University is helping educators prepare for AI that can take the next step — planning […]

A Decatur police officer has been placed on administrative duty while the department and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency investigate the officer’s alleged misuse of the city’s automated license plate recognition system. The Decatur Police Department said it learned of the possible misuse June 12 and immediately opened an Internal Affairs investigation. Police Chief Torry […]

Two years after Independent Stave Company purchased a Trinity cooperage that made barrels for Jack Daniel’s, the Lawrence County facility has reached its scheduled closure date, affecting 71 workers. Alabama […]

It’s only September, but it’s never too early to spread a little Christmas cheer — or begin planning for the upcoming holiday season. And for anyone already making those plans, […]

State Sen. Andrew Jones, (R-Centre) has released a new campaign ad as he seeks another term representing Alabama Senate District 10. “When I asked my husband, Andrew Jones, if he was raised in a barn, I never expected his answer,” his wife, Summer Jones, says as the ad begins. “Okay, so I was totally raised […]

Drake State Community and Technical College is celebrating the completion of its RenueRedi Entrepreneurship Program, which has provided entrepreneurs across three cohorts with training and resources to start or strengthen […]

Forty-four years after Cullman’s first official Oktoberfest, the festival is adding a new tradition this fall — and putting a 12-year-old Cullman girl at the center of it. Veronica “Ve” […]

Daisha Wilks and Dalton Hamby are about to race around the world on national television, but before “The Amazing Race” begins, the Northeast Alabama couple has been spending time closer […]