Severe weather moves east toward Carolinas after tornadoes
Funnel clouds, tornado sirens and trees and power lines scattered across roads were just the beginning
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Funnel clouds, tornado sirens and trees and power lines scattered across roads were just the beginning
Charli and James Parker were arrested on separate allegations of having sex with students at locations outside of school, including at a cemetery
Announcement comes a week after Gov. Robert Bentley admitted making inappropriate remarks to Rebekah Caldwell Mason, but denied they had an affair
Gov. Jerry Brown says planned hike in the state's baseline pay is a matter of "economic justice" and "family values"
Known to millions of viewers simply as "Mother Angelica," the founder of the Eternal Word Television Network died Easter Sunday
Helicopter was taking unconscious patient with broken leg to hospital when it went down in early morning crash
Court documents show Conner left a Lowe's store without paying for a roofing nailer in 2012, he was sentenced to life as a habitual offender
Selma councilman says disobedience of three-year-old law is causing a big problem
Gov. Robert Bentley acknowledges he said "some inappropriate things" to senior political adviser Rebekah Caldwell Mason: "I made a mistake"
How much punishment does an offender deserve? Part two in a three-part series taking a deep look at America's 'lifers' --- the neglected leftovers of mass incarceration
How much punishment does an offender deserve? Part one in a three-part series taking a deep look at America's 'lifers' --- the neglected leftovers of mass incarceration
Special needs teen at a middle school said she was raped after school worker tried to use her as bait to catch an alleged sexual predator
Floodwaters overwhelm parts of five Southern states, submerging roads and cars, washing out bridges and forcing residents to flee homes
Bill would require sex offenders older than 21 to pay for their own surgical castration before being released from state custody
Alabama judge has ordered the will of the late "To Kill a Mockingbird" author to be sealed from public view
Samuel McHenry II accused of threatening woman with arrest after car accident if she didn't have sex with him
A sixth person was arrested this week in the murder of an Alabama teen found slain and wrapped in sheets at a dump site
Charges come days after white Montgomery police officer Aaron Smith shot and killed unarmed black man Greg Gunn outside neighbor's house
Victories by Alabama Sen. Richard Shelby and Texas Rep. Pete Sessions, others, give hope that Trump won't entirely upset GOP order
Powerful storm Tuesday evening near Birmingham leaves homes damaged, trees uprooted and power lines down
Trump teased the endorsement amid KKK controversy fallout just before his Alabama rally began
Alabama governor and GOP lawmakers move quickly to remove local control of minimum wage after Birmingham raises it to $10.10 per hour
As many as 10 million people in five states under tornado warnings as multiple twisters touch down
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer of "To Kill a Mockingbird" laid to rest in a private ceremony, a reflection of how she had lived
Joyce Hardin Garrard was convicted of killing nine-year-old Savannah Hardin by making her run as punishment for a lie about eating candy