The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs is dealing with a new outbreak of coronavirus involving multiple residents and employees around the state.

Alabama’s confirmed cases are up 1,402 cases from Friday bringing the overall total number of confirmed cases to 51,294.

The Alabama Department of Public Health announced Friday it is providing the public with more data on COVID-19 hospitalizations.

Alabama Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh said Thursday he wants to see more people get COVID-19.

While Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill and Attorney General Steve Marshall strongly urge people to use masks, they say state law does not require it in order to vote.

The mayor, who was 84, passed away Thursday at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Birmingham where he'd been battling the coronavirus for more than a week.

Schools across Alabama are gearing up to safely reopen their doors to students this fall amid the coronavirus pandemic.

According to multiple other national outlets, the reboot will feature a Black family portraying life during the Civil Rights era in Montgomery.

Gov. Kay Ivey announced another program to help support Alabama’s small businesses impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

The Alabama Department of Corrections reports 21 more inmates have tested positive for COVID-19.

A 24-year-old Montgomery man has been charged in the fatal shooting of an off-duty Montgomery Police Department detective, according to MPD.

This is the second ADOC staff member to die after recently having tested positive for COVID-19.

The Alabama Department of Labor announced Thursday it is changing the way unemployment claimants are seen in person.

Calling it a “pivotal piece of our campaign,” one of Alabama’s U.S. Senate candidates is asking for financial help to restore his burned out bus.

The state's hospitals are also reporting a third straight day of record hospitalizations.

The expansion is for $163 million and will allow the facility to meet the U.S. government’s need for vials and syringes as the battle against COVID-19 continues.

ADPH is now using a color coded map of the state’s 67 counties that features four colors to give a visual look at current conditions.

Dr. Barbara Cooper will become the DECE’s new secretary, effective immediately.

The statewide alert comes the day after The Montgomery Police Department asked for the public’s help finding Lesley Luna Pantaleon.

At least three popular Gulf Shores restaurants have been impacted by COVID-19 among staff.

Gov. Kay Ivey’s amended Safer at Home order is set to expire on Friday.

The Alabama Department of Labor has announced it will begin offering the Extended Benefits (EB) program for qualified applicants.

The deadline for Alabamians to register to vote for the upcoming July runoff election is Monday.

Alabama Department of Labor staff will again be at the Alabama State University’s Acadome to assist people trying to file unemployment compensation forms.

The SPLC and other organizations hailed the ruling while Alabama's secretary of state says there will be an appeal.

The Alabama Department of Public Health is getting help to combat the coronavirus.

The Alabama Department of Corrections is reporting its first COVID-19 related death among its employees.

The hard-hit Alabama Department of Veteran Affairs has released some encouraging news in the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.

ADOC says there’s actually been an increase in attempts to smuggle contraband into Alabama prisons despite the suspension of visitors and all non-emergency outside entries because of the pandemic.

Reed said he decided to lift the curfew after talking it over with members of the Montgomery City Council.