A New Brockton man has died in an early morning crash, according to the Enterprise Police Department.

It will not affect anyone’s ability to report to work at businesses that are permitted to remain open, utilize curbside pickup for restaurants, grocery stores, or go to medical appointments.

How we respond to threats individually can be an important element in how our community responds as a whole.

An abduction that triggered an Amber Alert has ended with a toddler safe and the young girl who took him in custody.

The Montgomery Police Department is looking to identify and locate three suspects wanted in an investigation involving the fraudulent use of a credit card.

Schools are performing a survey now to determine what technology devices are available to students to make sure they can access work.

No chance of rain for several more days

Alabama now has over 1,100 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health’s data map.

The clinics will be by **appointment only** and you must call in advance.

For the first time, outside of a few public service announcements, Nick Saban is speaking out about how COVID-19 has impacted him and the Crimson Tide football program.

Mayor Reed says failure to comply is a criminal offense and can result in either a fine or arrest.

Covington County Sheriff Blake Turman says a man who left work release Wednesday is back in custody.

Experts say that its important to disinfect common touch points, wash your hands, and avoid touching your face.

Former Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, his Chief of Staff Mac McLeod, and other former staffers and friends provided nearly 2,000 meals for firefighters, law enforcement, maintenance, sanitation and local hospital workers

A south Alabama manufacturing facility says one of its employees has tested positive for COVID-19.

If you are at home, make the best of it when you can by spending quality time with your families.

Alabama's governor's order allows for county jails to reduce the number of inmates they house “in a way that does not jeopardize public safety.”

Gov. Kay Ivey’s office says she’s continue efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic in several new ways.

Auburn Equipment Manager Dana Marquez is using his sewing skills to aid in the fight against the coronavirus.

Several other municipalities in central Alabama have announced curfews.

Shawn Sanders was wanted by the Opp Police Department regarding first-degree theft of property and third-degree burglary warrants.

Emergency management director Christi Thornton says the shipment of 5,880 procedure masks received last week were unusable.

The Alabama Restaurant & Hospitality Association makes a dire prediction, but is working to limit the damage.

It was also the hottest March we’ve seen in the Capital City since 2012

Social visits are suspended. Inmate telephone system minutes will be increased to 500 minutes per calendar month Bureau-wide.

Alabama's governor held an hour-long question and answer segment on Twitter Thursday afternoon.

In a time where people are encouraged not to leave their houses, doctors are using technology to give patients the attention needed.

Funds may be used to hire personnel, pay overtime costs, cover protective equipment and supplies, address correctional inmates’ medical needs and defray expenses related to the distribution of resources to hard-hit areas, among other activities.

The Alabama Supreme Court has extended its suspension of all in-person proceedings until April 30.

The National Weather Service office in Birmingham says it has confirmed two more tornadoes in south central Alabama following Tuesday storms

The Treasury announced in a reversal Wednesday, that Social Security beneficiaries who typically do not file a tax return will automatically receive the $1,200 payment.

Pastor Tony Spell says Judge Roy Moore has been hired to represent his church and defend him against criminal charges.

The Auburn University engineering professors, students and alumni have successfully re-purposed a standard CPAP machine into a functional emergency ventilator for health care providers during the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) crisis.

State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris spoke more in-depth about the progress Alabama is making in the fight to reduce the spread of the coronavirus Wednesday.

An arrest has been made in a March homicide case, according to the Montgomery Police Department.

The Montgomery Police Department is investigating a shooting that left one man dead and another injured Wednesday night.

While we’re all staying home to prevent the spread of coronavirus, many of us are looking for more we can do to help in the midst of this pandemic.

A teacher at Huntsville Junior High School has tested positive for COVID-19.

The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain under investigation.

A staff member at Staton Correctional Facility in Elmore County has tested positive for the coronavirus, the Alabama Department of Corrections said.

Shawn Wesley Sanders is wanted by the Opp Police Department regarding first-degree theft of property and third-degree burglary warrants.

The National Weather Service is assessing damage from Tuesday’s storms.

The Prattville Police Department is currently investigating a burglary and theft that happened Monday just before midnight.

Next couple of mornings are cool while afternoons are comfortable and seasonable!

Tuesday morning’s tornado delivered a solid punch to the County Club of Alabama neighborhood in the Barbour County city of Eufaula.

Lee County officials urge people to follow social distancing guidelines.

Dr. David Thrasher said the next 30 days will be really bad for Montgomery, predicting there will be an “explosion” of cases and that more efforts need to be made to flatten the curve.

Preliminary results from the NWS in Memphis said the Jonesboro tornado had max winds of 140 m.p.h.

Anderson said he and his wife decided Sara should be checked for the Coronavirus so they kept her isolated until she could be tested Tuesday morning. By Wednesday evening they had confirmation she was infected.

Those looking to escape the boredom of being stuck at home during a pandemic are about to discover something new at the lake.

Ivey says if Alabama’s count falls shy of the 72 percent participation rate recorded in the 2010 Census, the state would likely experience reduced representation in Congress, the loss of millions of dollars in Census-derived community funding, and reduced economic development opportunities.

The Community COVID-19 United Relief Fund will focus on 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations

Prattville Christian Academy started a new senior tradition for 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Each funeral home establishment will follow several steps as they work with families to plan a funeral in the wake of a pandemic

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey is urging small business owners to begin taking steps to prepare to apply for federal relief.

Other retailers will also likely be shut down, as police investigate numerous complaints.

Hyundai Motor America released its quarterly sales figures Wednesday, and the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are clear.

As of Wednesday morning, there are over 1,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus across the state of Alabama.