A suspect is in custody after he carjacked two vehicles, led law enforcement on a chase on Interstate 85 and shot at deputies Friday, according to Macon County Sheriff Andre Brunson.
Gov. Ivey says the state will fight back against the new federal COVID-19 vaccination mandates President Joe Biden announced Thursday, but Alabama democrats called her statements “hypocrisy.”
New U.S. studies released Friday show the COVID-19 vaccines remain highly effective against hospitalizations and death even as the extra-contagious delta variant swept the country.
The number of Labor Day holiday traffic and boating-related fatalities continued to drop in 2021 based on a comparison of previous years, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency.
The state has almost 230 providers that can offer monoclonal antibody treatment. While there’s no shortage and, until last week, no limitations on the availability of the treatment, that will change temporarily, according to State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris.
Harris, who prefers to stick to hard numbers related to the ongoing pandemic, opened his weekly news briefing laying out where the state currently stands regarding cases, hospitalizations, and deaths.
Communities throughout the state either remembered 9/11 on Friday or prepared for it on the actual anniversary over the weekend. One Tallapoosa County fire department will remember their brethren who were killed rushing to the twin towers.
Biden visited a public school just a short drive from the White House to make the case for new rules he set out a day earlier that could impact 100 million Americans.
FEMA-NAVY medical response team of 20 has made it’s way to Dale Medical Center to assist with care. This military medical response team consists of 14 nurses, four medical providers and two respiratory therapists.
Franklin integrated Auburn as the university’s first Black student on Jan. 4, 1964. He was a Graduate School enrollee. He went on to a successful 27-year career as an educator in higher education.
The state now has a better idea of how students performed in school during the pandemic. New scores were released for the Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program. The Alabama State Department of Education is focused on the pandemic, mental health, and academic recovery as another school year with COVID is underway.
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