October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. Around 20 percent of the population struggles with the learning disorder but only 10 percent of individuals are diagnosed and receive adequate help.
There's already a state law preventing businesses from refusing service to unvaccinated people, but there's not a state law keeping businesses from requiring their employees to get the shot.
Joel Smith, President of the Boogie Down Motorcycle Club in Cottondale, told WBRC they want to support Kei’lan Allen’s family during this difficult time.
A line of scattered showers with embedded thunderstorms will continue tracking east across north Alabama and middle Tennessee through 8pm. Locally heavy rain.
The Alabama COVID Response Unit (ACRU) is offering free mental health counseling services for individuals across Alabama. The program is funded by a grant from the Alabama Department of Mental Health.
“We feel like this project will hands-down be the nicest multi-family project currently in Huntsville,” said Marc Weil, a managing partner of WSS Development.
Changes may be coming to a law that just went into effect this year. The Alabama Literacy Act states that if a third-grader is not reading at grade level by the end of the school year the child could be at risk of being retained.
This week the Crime Stoppers are looking for a robbery suspect who could be dangerous and violent. A four-figure reward could be in your future if you can identify him and help police bring him to justice.
A former Morgan County Corrections Officer, accused of playing an irritant on inmates’ cigarettes causing respiratory issues, pleaded guilty to four counts of assault on Wednesday.
The interview portion of the selection process is conducted by GSPD command level officers, at least one police officer with command rank from another agency, and members of the community, including Morgan Freeman.
Huntsville Police released surveillance video last week showing the day Christina Nance climbed into the back of an old inmate transport van, in the department’s parking lot that was left unlocked.
The Alabama Department of Corrections says that because of COVID-19 precautions only one reporter will be allowed to witness Thursday’s lethal injection of Willie B. Smith.
