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Alabama prison costs rising: How does spending per inmate compare to other southeastern states?
Alabama spends less than most other southeastern states to maintain its prisoners, although the state is paying substantially more per inmate than a few years ago. At a budget hearing this week, Alabama Department of Corrections Commissioner John Hamm showed legislators a chart that ranked Alabama fifth out of nine southeastern states with a daily average cost of $83.
Fort Novosel Firefighter Tragically Killed in Dothan Accident
DOTHAN, Ala (WDNews) – A two-vehicle accident in Dothan claimed the life of a Fort Novosel firefighter on Wednesday morning. Houston County Coroner Robert Byrd confirmed that Bradley Taylor, 43, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a Ford F150 in the 2200 Block of Montgomery Highway. Taylor was...
Enterprise Ready to Cheer: Registration Opens Aug. 19 for EPRD Clinic
ENTERPRISE, Ala. (WDNews) — Cheerleaders, get your poms ready! The Enterprise Parks and Recreation Department (EPRD) is all set to kick off its annual Cheer Clinic, with registration opening on August 19. “We are excited to again partner with the Dauphin Junior High School Cheer Team to host this...
Alert: Alabama Faces Hazardous Heat Index Values Up to 108
Dangerous hot conditions continue across Alabama with concerning potential heat index values. The National Weather Service in Birmingham has issued a Heat Advisory on Friday, August 16, from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. This advisory covers the following counties: Bibb, Blount, Fayette, Greene, Jefferson, Lamar, Marion, Pickens, Shelby, Sumter, Tuscaloosa,...
Alabama Law Enforcment Agency celebrates Aviation’s 50th anniversary
Today marks a significant date in ALEA’s Aviation Unit history. On this day 50 years ago, Jerry Hatfield took delivery of the Agency’s first helicopter, a N203PS an OH-13T (Bell 47) in Tucson, AZ. Beginning his flight back to Alabama with no radios, a sketchy set of maps (road maps) he slowly followed U.S. 80 to finally reach Montgomery, three days and nine fuel stops later.
New Postpartum Program Aims to Decrease Post-birth Complications and Readmissions in Alabama
Half of pregnancy-related deaths in Alabama occur in the first six weeks postpartum. Studies show early recognition and treatment of post-birth complications can prevent many of these deaths. The Alabama Perinatal Quality Collaborative, housed in the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Public Health, launched a Postpartum Awareness Bracelet...
Trucking company founded in 1958 absorbed by conglomerate
An Alabama trucking company operating under the same family since 1958 has been acquired by a Kentucky conglomerate. Haney and White Enterprise out of Shepherdsville, Kentucky finalized the acquisition of BR Williams Trucking and BR Williams LTL Logistics based in Oxford, Alabama, this month. Haney and White owns Haney and White Logistics and Running Ox […] The post Trucking company founded in 1958 absorbed by conglomerate appeared first on CDLLife.
Alabama boutique hotel named nation’s best in new survey
A distinctive Alabama hotel with just 10 suites has been picked as the nation’s best boutique hotel by voters in USA Today’s 10Best survey. The GunRunner Hotel in Florence was identified as one of 20 finalists in the competition back in July. Results were revealed Wednesday, and the hotel didn’t just make the final 10: It came in at No. 1.
Reports Claim Alabama Rapper Super Nard Has Passed Away — Is It True?
It seems that all too often, musical talents from all over the world are taken before they have their chance to really shine. And now, fans of Alabama rapper Super Nard, who was gaining major popularity in recent years, have been left reeling following reports that the musician has died. The first rumors began swirling after a post from Montgomery's Hood News on Facebook shared a photo of the rapper with the caption, "Rest up, Super Nard."However, because no official statement has been made by Nard's family or friends, fans of the musician really aren't sure what to believe. Here's...
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