September is National Recovery Month. In observance, a Huntsville abuse prevention advocate is hosting an event for those who are struggling to find substance abuse recovery services.

A sentencing date has been set for a former Alabama legislator charged with felony voter fraud.

Decatur police have said they will not release the body camera footage involved in the fatal shooting of Stephen Perkins while ALEA investigates. Under the new law that took effect in September, they don't have to.

For the ninth time in Powerball history, the jackpot has hit the billion-dollar mark.

School can be a place where students enjoy learning and other activities with their friends, but it can also be a stressful time for kids as well.

The Decatur community continues to search for answers surrounding an officer-involved shooting last week that left a 39-year-old man dead.

A newly updated COVID-19 vaccine will be available soon for millions of Americans.

A man facing capital murder in the death of a Huntsville Police officer is scheduled to head to trial in less than two weeks.

Retailers in Alabama have expressed concerns that if state leaders don't crack down harder on this type of crime it will get much worse.

The downtown electric bike rental shop, Rocket City E-Bikes is offering an opportunity to get people in Huntsville more familiar with the town they call home.

The drawing Monday was the 33rd consecutive where winning numbers weren't drawn. The last winning ticket was bought in July, and ended up being the 4th largest prize of all time at just over 1 billion dollars. That winning ticket was sold in Los Angeles. We've been catching up with people across the state line in Tennessee, all who hope they hold the winning ticket for tonight's drawing.

Tuesday evening, Bowling posted a video to his Facebook page talking about the recent officer-involved shooting that left 39-year-old Steve Perkins.

Florence city officials reached a tentative agreement to settle a free speech lawsuit brought by Project Say Something, who staged dozens of protests against a confederate monument between 2020-2022 in the city. In order for the settlement to be fulfilled, the city council had to pass new parade and noise ordinances.