Alabama remains free of any officially confirmed cases of the respiratory disease as of Tuesday. Nearly 40 other states have reported cases.

The bill was introduced to the House on Thursday and referred to the House judiciary committee.

Three people have been arrested in a child abuse investigation after Lee County authorities discovered children were locked in cages.

Authorities are working to find the people responsible for killing four animals at a farm in Covington County.

An unnamed "subject" indicated that while they never saw Blanchard, Yazeed did have her vehicle and that he admitted to shooting “a girl” because she “went for the gun.”

Officials have identified the remains found in Macon County as those of Aniah Blanchard.

Skeletal remains have been found in Macon County, confirmed the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation.

Santa Claus will soon be coming to town, and the U.S. Postal Service is helping him bring joy to children around the country.

USPS recommends mailing and shipping deadlines for expected delivery by Dec. 25.

The Demopolis Police Department says human remains have been found during the search for a missing Florida 5-year-old.

Police have identified a suspect in the missing person case of Aniah Blanchard and have issued an arrest warrant for kidnapping first degree.

Two photos have been released that show a man the Auburn Police Department is calling a “person of interest”.

A high profile volunteer search and recovery company will meet with Auburn investigators about getting involved in the search for 19-year-old Aniah Blanchard, the company said Sunday.

The reward for information in the case off missing 19-year-old Aniah Blanchard has crossed the 6-figure mark.

The reward being offered for information in the disappearance of 19-year-old Aniah Blanchard has jumped to $80,000, according to Central Alabama CrimeStoppers.

Followed by a large crowd in a celebratory mood, Romay Davis took hold of the handle of a decorated shopping cart and was escorted under a balloon archway and into the store.

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.

Many were put down due to rising complaints from residents of The Waters.

The legislation requires anyone convicted of a sex crime with a child younger than 13 to undergo chemical castration as a condition of their parole.

The American Civil Liberties Union and Planned Parenthood are asking a federal judge to block an Alabama law banning nearly all abortions across the state.

Wednesday, the Auburn Police Department said Officer Webb Sistrunk has improved from ICU and is now in critical care at Columbus Regional Medical Center.

The law makes performing an abortion in Alabama at any stage of pregnancy a felony unless the mother’s health is in danger. There's no exception for rape or incest.

After hours of debate, the Alabama Senate passed a bill Tuesday night that outlaws nearly all abortions in the state.

A celebration was held Saturday in Andalusia, welcoming home a World War II hero 75 years later.

A native of in Tacoma, Washington, Bargewell enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1967 and spent nearly 40 years serving his country.

Love is blind, or at least partially so, according to Alabama court documents that show a reality TV star wants a no-contact order against her boyfriend lifted so he can take care of her.

Macon County Sheriff Andre Brunson wasn’t familiar with June Shannon, aka ‘Mama June,’ when she was booked into his jail Wednesday, but when the phones started ringing off the wall, he knew she wasn’t an ordinary arrest.

In April 2018, the nation tuned in to hear California law enforcement describe how they made an arrest in the infamous Golden State serial killer cold cases of the 1970s and 1980s. Among those watching was Ozark Police Chief Marlos Walker.

Reality TV star June Shannon from the popular shows “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” and “From Not to Hot,” as well as her boyfriend, have been arrested in Alabama.

President Donald Trump told media he couldn’t get to Alabama “fast enough” after an EF-4 tornado claimed 23 lives. Five days later, he was on the ground.