The path of the newly-named tropical storm has shifted farther southward, but the Anniston area is still at risk of flash flooding. Read the full story
Big Time Entertainment’s owners have already paid back money fronted by the city to help get the company’s entertainment complex project off the ground.
Omar Brock, the founder and director of the Brock Foundation, said its mission is to “propel diversity in aviation.”
Historic Main Street Oxford has been designated as an accredited Main Street program by Main Street America, the national organization announced Thursday.
A Calhoun County grand jury indicted a young Oxford man last month after he allegedly recklessly killed a woman and injured two children last year.
Despite the coolish temps, a steady stream of customers visited the park to take in the vendors offering a wide variety of goods and food.
A singular theme resonated Thursday at commencement ceremonies that shepherded hundreds of Alabama high school seniors into the next phases of their lives: Perseverance.
In preparation for the next tornado, and all those after that, four new storm shelters are opening in Calhoun County, with money for a fifth approved during the meeting.
The decline in demand comes as hospitalizations and deaths from the virus are dwindling.
The sidewalk as designed would begin on the west side of Main Street where it intersects with Snow Street, in front of Dorsey’s Market, and run past the line where Main becomes Barry Street.
Miller Funeral Home bought its aquamation machine this spring, and as of last Friday had already performed 12 aquamations.
"I was so looking forward to it. It’s just something that needs to be done,” said Ken Rollins, an Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs board member who organizes the event each year.
Photos of Oxford pickleball at the Friendship Community Center.
Several eateries in the city that had closed are being remade, remodeled or renovated into something new, while other restaurants are receiving all-new buildings.
An Anniston man remained in jail Friday after authorities arrested him on more than a dozen charges involving child pornography.
An Anniston man remained in jail Thursday after he allegedly fled from out-of-state sex charges involving a child.
Authorities arrested a Birmingham man earlier this week after he allegedly attacked two people with a hammer nearly a year ago.
The Oxford Performing Arts Center has announced its first set of new shows in more than a year, with a full season to be revealed in July.
Gov. Kay Ivey is being asked to veto a bill approved Monday to delay until 2024 a requirement that third grade students who can't read proficiently must repeat the grade.
The Senate on Monday gave final passage to House Bill 137 to create a sexual assault survivor “bill of rights” and set a requirement for how long law enforcement must preserve evidence from sexual assault cases.
In one of its final moves of the 2021 session, the Alabama Legislature Monday ensured that restaurant owners don’t have to pay state income taxes on the newest round of COVID-19 federal relief.
A bill that would have shortened state of emergency orders and given the Legislature a say in extending them died Monday, the final day of the legislative session.
The Alabama Legislature moved to allow city police officers to issue citations for some misdemeanor offenses rather than taking offenders into custody. Senate Bill 59 now goes to Gov. Kay Ivey.
A bill that would prohibit the issuance of state or local government “vaccine passports” passed its final vote on Thursday.
The Alabama Legislature on Monday approved a bill changing how law enforcement can seize and keep property from low-level drug offenders.
Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday signed Senate Bill 46, which outlines the usage of medical marijuana along with its regulation and distribution. The law goes into effect immediately.
