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Alabama schedules fifth execution for 2024
Gov. Kay Ivey Monday set a November execution date for Carey Dale Grayson, the fifth in the year. Grayson’s scheduled execution, which will take place between midnight on Nov. 21 and 6 a.m. on Nov. 22, will use nitrogen gas, the third scheduled to take place this year. Grayson was convicted of two counts of […]
Another 2025 Mr. Basketball contender leaving state of Alabama
Hillcrest-Evergreen’s Mr. Triple-Double will play his final year of high school basketball in Florida. Trey Simpson announced on social media over the weekend that he was transferring to DME Academy in Daytona Beach, Fla. On its website, DME claims to be one of the most prestigious boys basketball programs...
Gov. Ivey visits ABC Elementary in Alberta on Tuesday, photo gallery
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey visited ABC Elementary School in Alberta, Wilcox County, on Tuesday. The visit was part of her back to school tour. Ivey went to Alberta from the dedication of the T-pier at Roland Cooper State Park in Camden for outdoors advocate James "Big Daddy" Lawler, who died in February.
Fired Uniontown assistant police chief accused of threatening employees at City Hall
UNIONTOWN, Ala. (WSFA) - The former assistant chief of the Uniontown Police Department has been arrested following an incident at City Hall. Uniontown police announced in a social media post that Ronnie Clarke was arrested Tuesday at City Hall. Police say Clarke made death threats to city employees while carrying a loaded gun.
New charter school in Prattville opens doors to students for first day
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA)—It’s the first day of school at the brand-new charter school in Prattville’s High Point Town Center. Ivy Classical Academy offers a “classical liberal arts education.” It’s a tuition-free public school partnering with Hillsdale College to provide its curriculum. This year, Ivy Classical Academy will serve students in kindergarten through 5th grade and will add a grade each year until it serves students all the way through 12th grade.
Phenix City Schools aim to become ‘Schools of Character’
PHENIX CITY, Ala. (WRBL) — Phenix City Schools are hoping to implement big changes in school culture through what its calling a “bold new initiative.” Through a district-wide effort, Phenix City Schools aims to transform every school in the district into a “School of Character.” “Our goal is to create schools where kindness, respect, and […]
Stanhope’s Anderson already filling his role
KamRan Anderson is ready to be the next man up. As Stanhope Elmore begins its season at home Friday against Marbury at Foshee-Henderson Stadium, Anderson looks to become the next Stanhope defensive end to find his way to the college level. In the past five seasons, Stanhope Elmore has sent...
New Hispanic food option opens in Tallassee
Anyone looking for a new restaurant need look no further than Jordan Avenue and Taqueria San Miguel. The street taco shop has been open for only a week but its owner Eva Juimenez is no stranger to food and restaurants. “I love to cook,” Juimenez said. “I’m from California and...
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