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Search ongoing for missing 50-year-old man in Lowndes County
STEENS, Miss. (WTVA) – The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office says a search is ongoing for a missing man. The sheriff’s office reports deputies first started searching for Derek Gray, 50, on July 29 when a woman called 911 for help. The family of Gray later filed a...
Inside the glamorous world of Bama Rush + Bid Day [PHOTOS]
One of the glitziest events in the state just drew to a close. Rush Week at the University of Alabama—or, more commonly, Bama Rush—is officially over. The girls have “run home”—and our team was there to capture the magic. What is Bama Rush?. UA’s utterly...
Re-evaluating Alabama’s 2025 linebacker class after recent decommitment
Alabama lost another member of its 2025 recruiting class to a bitter rival on Sunday afternoon when 4-star linebacker Jaedon Harmon announced that he has flipped to Tennessee. Harmon is a promising prospect out of Rome, Georgia. The 4-star is generally considered to be a top-200 player and a top-20 linebacker nationally. This is a good pickup for the Vols, who have been surging on the recruiting trail as of late.
AWF’s annual Wild Game Cook Off in Millbrook recognizes State Winners
A crowd swarmed to the grounds of the Alabama Wildlife Federation recently for the annual State Finals Wild Game Cook Off event held in Millbrook Aug. 10. There was plenty of entertainment, a silent auction, and of course some marvelous tasting of dishes prepared. Those present for the competition came from all across the state, as finalists in the event. They began early, using their culinary talents to impress judges and the crowd alike.
Alabama's third nitrogen execution set for November
Alabama's governor has set a Nov. 21 execution date for what is scheduled to be the nation's third death sentence carried out by nitrogen gas.Gov. Kay Ivey set the execution date for Carey Dale Grayson, 49, after the Alabama Supreme Court last week ruled that it could take place. Grayson was one of four teenagers convicted in the 1994 killing of 37-year-old Vickie Deblieux in Jefferson County.Alabama executed Kenneth Smith in January in the nation's first nitrogen gas execution. A second execution via nitrogen gas is set for Sept. 26 for Alan Eugene Miller. Miller recently reached a lawsuit settlement...
Mrs. America Alabama | Talk of Alabama | 8.19.2024
Scottsboro woman is heading to Las Vegas to represent Alabama in the Mrs. America contest wearing sustainable clothes found at the Unclaimed Baggage store. She caught up with Katherine Page, prior to heading out.
A-List No. 5: Alabama OL commit Micah DeBose didn’t always have NFL dreams
The A-List is AL.com’s ranking of the top 15 senior prospects in the state of Alabama. We will count down one each day until No. 1 is revealed Aug. 22. Unlike most big-time college football recruits, Theodore’s Micah DeBose didn’t always have NFL dreams. If you purchase...
Big Whiskey’s restaurant in Alabaster among new building permits
Of the four new building permits issued this past week in Alabama for construction projects exceeding $1 million, two are for projects in the Birmingham metro. One of those is for a new restaurant in Alabaster. Here’s what we know:. Big Whiskey’s in Alabaster. The new Big Whiskey’s...
Hanceville man killed in Morgan County dump truck wreck
MORGAN CO., Ala. (WAFF) - A person is dead after a fatal dump truck wreck Sunday evening. According to the Morgan County Sheriff’s Office, the wreck happened on Ruth Mountain Road at Valley Cruise Lane. Morgan County coroner Jeff Chunn identified the victim as 70-year-old Ronald Lee Knott of...
GoMESA Funds Transform Alabama Aquarium with Interactive Exhibit
Alabama Aquarium to Debut Hands-On Educational Exhibit Thanks to GoMESA. Dauphin Island, Ala. – (OBA) – The Dauphin Island Sea Lab announced a new enhancement to the Alabama Aquarium, funded by the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act of 2006 (GoMESA). This renovation will introduce a dynamic, hands-on play environment featuring interactive boat, ocean, and lab-themed areas, designed to foster environmental education and appreciation for Alabama's coastal ecosystem.
A warning to Alabama Football Opponents: 'Fasten your chinstraps. Brace for impact.'
Credit for the title of this post goes to al.com's Nick Kelly, and his complete written words were "Fasten your chinstraps. Bring your hardhats. Brace for impact. The Crimson Tide defense is going to pummel you if you don’t." Kelly added that the words are accurate if "Saturday's scrimmage is any indication."
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