Educators and parents discuss the impact of cell phones in classrooms as a new Alabama bill proposes a ban to address distractions and improve learning.

State lawmakers and mental health advocates have long agreed that Alabama has been behind when it comes to mental health.

Will Motlow has been the Probate Judge in Lauderdale County for nearly a decade. He decided to apply for the newly opened ...

Michelle Hicks is always on the run. Each day, she moves from classroom to classroom working with 7th and 8th grade students at Charles Henderson Middle School.

State and local leaders are addressing a mental health crisis that has been a priority for years, making a little headroom to tackle the issue by opening a crisis center in Houston County. After three ...

There are some free tax filing options now available for qualifying Alabama residents. Gov. Kay Ivey announced Feb. 10 that ...

Ivey today announced appointments to fill vacancies in three district judgeship positions and one sheriff position in the ...

The state’s fourth graders are in the top 20 of the nation when adjusting for poverty. But eighth graders continue to ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. ( WSFA) - Enhancing public safety is Gov. Kay Ivey’s top priority this legislative session, and Alabama Law ...

SpectraCare is celebrating the grand opening of its new crisis center Monday morning. A ribbon-cutting for the new facility ...

A number of bills dealing with public safety and crime prevention will be in Alabama House of Representative Committee ...

Governor Kay Ivey announced Monday the state's new tax preparation tool is open for the 2025 tax season.According to Ivey's ...