(WSFA) - Six south Alabama towns and cities have received large ... Henry and Houston counties upon request. City of Opp — $32,824 to replace outdated computers used by police dispatch, patrol ...

Those last freeze dates, nationwide, can range from January to late May. But for Alabama, the average last spring freezes ...

Searching an old area after using an old map to help locate where river treasure may be hidden! Valuable antique bottles ...

The governor has awarded nine grants totaling more than $376,000 for towns and cities in six south Alabama counties to purchase equipment for police officers.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency has cancelled the search for 17-year-old Laila Alyssa Musgrove. The Opp Police Department is seeking the public's help in locating 17-year-old Laila Alyssa Musgrove.

Iron giants loom against Birmingham’s skyline, their rust-colored skeletons telling tales of industrial glory and unspeakable tragedy—welcome to Sloss Furnaces, where Alabama ... Historic Landmark ...

I’ve eaten at restaurants all over Alabama, from Mobile to Huntsville, but sometimes the most extraordinary dining experiences appear in the places you’d least expect them. The warm glow of this ...

A bill brought forth by state Rep. David Standridge, R-Hayden, to endorse President Donald Trump’s name change for the Gulf ...

The Newtown Historical Society, in collaboration with Council Member Robert Holden, has unveiled its latest exhibit, ‘Historic Maps of Newtown.’ ...

My father nudged me to ask the shopkeeper if they had any old maps of the Philippines. I ignored him. Decades later, smarting from the prices of old Philippine maps at the Gallery of Prints, I ...

With several foundations laid down in the first meetings of the new Southern Georgian Bay OPP detachment board, it’s now time to prepare for the future. An appointment was made for Phil DeBruyne ...

Two people accused of murder in the 2022 death of a provincial police officer intentionally killed the constable and fled from the scene in a stolen vehicle because they had “dwindling options ...