The season has come to an unfortunate end for the Opp All-Stars Ponytail team, but it had nothing to do with the group of hardworking 11- and 12-year-old girls.

The excitement of SEC Media Days has begun in Hoover.

Verizon says it has determined a hardware issue was at fault for issues with some of its customers’ ability to make voice calls Monday.

Just nearly three weeks ago, Leath and the university parted ways "after extensive discussions about the university’s leadership.”

The boat struck a tree overhanging the river, an ALEA Commander Capt. says.

A second suspect has been arrested following an east Alabama incident involving a man's assault on a viral social media video.

Gov. Kay Ivey has appointed Charlie Graddick to serve as director of the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles.

The warrants concern allegations of unlawful drug distribution by Dr. James Henry Edwards.

An east Alabama police department reacted quickly to a social media video that showed a man tied to a chair with a fire set underneath him.

Crenshaw County officials say a child who was reported missing Thursday has been found safe.

An Alabama correctional officer has resigned after being arrested and charged with using his official position for financial gain.

According to ALFA, the new strain wasn’t discovered in Alabama until 2017 but was first observed as far back as 2006 in Brazilian fields

ADOC says the changes are “critical" to helping its reach goals in its 2019-2022 Strategic Plan.

The Red Cross says it's below a 3-day blood supply after donations plummeted during the July 4 holiday.

Year-to-date, there have been 64 boat crashes resulting in a total of 22 deaths.

While at a Sunday prayer service, the family was told by the recovery effort’s lead investigator that “they have potentially located my daughter.”

WSFA has learned that search and rescue teams have now recovered the second body of the two missing boaters in Thursday night’s crash on Lake Jordan.

Their child died after climbing into a car in the driveway. Now, they're charged with manslaughter.

New court documents indicate the speed 16-year-old Johnston Edward Taylor was traveling when his SUV slammed into the back of Rod Bramblett’s Toyota, killing him and his wife, Paula, on May 25.

The Montgomery Humane Society has an annual reminder to keep your pets safe during the Fourth of July holiday.

The Auburn Police Division has arrested and charged a teen driver in the May 25 crash that killed Rod and Paula Bramblett.

The sheriff's office stopped giving inmates fresh fruit years ago because they were turning it into wine. Apparently, there are other types of vino the sheriff doesn't have a palate for, either.

An Alabama car dealership that got national attention for its Fourth of July promotion also go the attention of Ford Motor Company. Now, it’s backing off part of its offer.

The state health department is recommending all children who attend the center get preventative treatment for rabies as a result of their investigation.

In his 11-page response, Marshall argues the plaintiffs lack legal standing and said the U.S. Constitution does not guarantee a woman’s right to an abortion.

John Merrill officially announced Tuesday he will run for the U.S. Senate.

The Alabama Community College System was awarded a $12 million grant focused on advanced manufacturing.

Alabama teachers are one step closer to seeing a refund a state Supreme Court ruling says they are entitled to.

The family of an 83-year-old woman has filed a lawsuit saying she suffered a heat stroke from being left in a assisted living facility van for six hours.

Auburn University President Steven Leath is stepping down, the university announced Friday.