Medella, LLC, a group that applied for one of the state’s integrated licenses, says no one in its company leadership is a felon. However, the group claims the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission erroneously published that the group did not pass the felony background check.

The family of a man killed in an officer-involved shooting in Decatur Friday morning has issued a statement asking for transparency in the investigation.

Residents in a DeKalb County neighborhood are sounding off about the ditches near their homes that they say haven’t been cleaned out in years.

The Alabama Department of Public Health is encouraging Alabamians to ask their doctor about the flu shot and other vaccines.

If the government does shut down, it will impact hundreds of thousands of federal workers across the country, and here in North Alabama.

With the potential government shutdown, a variety of government-funded family services in the state could get disrupted.

The federal government plans to conduct a test of the National Emergency Alert System (EAS) on Wednesday, October 4th. This test would also send a test message to cell phones that are capable of receiving them.

NASA's Skylab missions proved that humans can live and work in space for extended periods of time. This year marks 50 years since those missions launched.

Neighbors and family members gathered in front of the home where the deadly police-involved shooting took place Friday, trying to make sense of what happened.

4th Grader on Broadway International Tour

October begins this weekend and fall is finally here. For many, that means it's pumpkin time!

According to the Decatur Police Department, officers were called to a towing company where they spoke to a tow truck driver. The driver told police that they had attempted to repossess a vehicle when the owner pulled a handgun on them.

The victim's neighbors described him as a "friend," and they described the neighborhood as a place where "everyone looks out for each other."