Twenty-six percent of Alabama children, 282,396 of them, live in poverty and about half of those live in extreme poverty in households where a family of four earns less than $13,000 a year, according to a report out today.
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Citing age restriction, Crowell will not be next Montgomery Probate Judge
By MARY SELL, Alabama Daily News Retired Air Force Gen. Ed Crowell will not be the next Montgomery County Probate...
Daily News Digest – November 14, 2019
Hyundai expansion brings 1,200-job impact; Battle lines harden in impeachment hearing; Leaders will meet to discuss future of LifeTech; Crowell appointed Probate Judge; IAP update.
Ivey, agency leaders to meet on future of parolee job-training facility
Gov. Kay Ivey and several state agency leaders will be meeting soon to discuss the future of the LifeTech Transition Center, a residential parolee education program in Thomasville.
Battle lines harden as Trump impeachment inquiry goes public
With historic impeachment hearings underway, Democrats and Republicans are hardening their arguments over the actions of President Donald Trump as they set out to win over a deeply polarized American public.
Group stops search for Aniah Blanchard
A Texas-based nonprofit that works to find missing people across the country has called off its search for Aniah Blanchard.
Mother of missing Florida girl charged after human remains found
Police searching for a 5-year-old Florida girl who was reported missing last week by her mother found human remains in rural Alabama, authorities said Tuesday.