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Ranking the all-time best Alabama offensive line recruits
EDITOR’S NOTE: Each week, AL.com will explore the best of high school sports in Alabama. We hope you join the conversation. The list of greatest offensive line recruits in Alabama high school history includes a current college player and the greatest recruit in state history, regardless of position. If...
Home sales in Alabama up, but presidential election brings uncertainty
Home sales in Alabama increased in the month of July, as the real estate market prepares for interest rates to drop. But uncertainty heading into the fall could stop that momentum cold. “The market is ripe for activity, waiting for the pieces to fall into place,” Bennie Waller, a professor...
South Alabama Mesonet gets $3 million NOAA grant, plans improvement
MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — It takes a lot of technology to track dynamic Gulf Coast weather. South Alabama Mesonet weather stations help forecasters to warn us, scientists to study changing weather patterns, and so much more. “The fire station in Bay Minette, again they really wanted a station,” said...
Hit-or-miss storms on Thursday, sweltering temperatures return next week
Thursday: An upper-level low will move west from Georgia into Alabama on Thursday. This will make it partly cloudy, and we could see stray showers. It will be a little more humid as easterly winds return. High temperatures will be in the upper 80s. Friday will be mostly sunny, hot, and drier with some less […]
Three on News 3: Perfection on the Plains, illegal gaming in Alabama, FDA approves gel to stop bleeding on contact
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — WRBL is rounding up three headlines of the day in our digital exclusive series, “Three on Three.” Check back daily to see the new top three headlines in the video player above. Today’s Stories:
ALDOT grants to help fund $1.5M worth of projects at 3 municipal airports
Nearly half a million dollars in state funding is being distributed among three different municipal airports around the state. The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) announced more than $485,000 in grant money will go to airport projects totaling around $1.5 million around the state. The airports impacted include:. Auburn. Cullman.
Garbage contract hot topic for Lowndes County Commission
Shannon Meuleman, Martin Environmental director of sales, appeared before the Lowndes County Commission on Aug. 12 to discuss obstacles for moving forward with approval of the county’s garbage collection contract. “We were awarded the bid back in April or May and we have submitted a contract to the commission,” Mueleman said. “I believe attorney [Prince] […]
Montgomery Biscuits hosting Family Faith Night at Riverwalk Stadium
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A special event is being held at Riverwalk Stadium to foster peace during a violent time in the Montgomery community, the Montgomery Biscuits announced in a release. The Montgomery Biscuits are proud to present Family Faith Night on Friday, Sept. 6. Beginning at 5:30 p.m., Shanta...
Former Dothan doctor recorded children, molested unconscious patients: Charges
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - A former Dothan doctor faces charges he illegally recorded video and molested unconscious patients and others after moving to Michigan. Oumair Aejaz allegedly used hidden cameras to record children as young as 2 years old along with women of various ages in hospital rooms, changing areas, inside closets, bathrooms, and bedrooms he could access, and at an area swim club.
Alabama now has a top five player committed at nine different positions
Following the commitment of highly-touted running back Akylin Dear on Tuesday afternoon, the Alabama Crimson Tide’s 2025 recruiting class only continues to look better-and-better. Now sitting at 20 total commitments, the Crimson Tide still rank as the nation’s No. 2 recruiting class behind only Ohio State, but also hold...
Construction closures coming to Greenfield Village
If you're planning a trip to Greenfield Village next week, be prepared for some closures as the museum brings in a new addition. As construction crews work to bring the Jackson House, a civil rights monument, onsite, part of the village will be closed to the public on Aug. 27 and Aug. 29. The closures will affect buildings and roads in the Porches and Parlors district and part of the Edison at Work district. ...
New Ivy Creek doctor inspired by Holocaust survivor
Dr. Michael Kalter feels called to practice medicine. It’s a calling that came long before medical school. It all stems from a story Kalter’s father shared with him of the Holocaust. “My father’s family was killed in the Holocaust,” Kalter said. “My father was a survivor. When I...
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