Banks Lose Over $1,800,000 to Forged Treasury Checks in Alabama and Mississippi Scheme
A man received a five-year prison sentence and fine for organizing a conspiracy that deposited forged U.S. Treasury checks totaling more than $1.8 million across two states. The post Banks Lose Over $1,800,000 to Forged Treasury Checks in Alabama and Mississippi Scheme appeared first on The Daily Hodl .
Alabama diagnostic lab facility closing and cutting over 50 jobs
An Alabama lab that offers diagnostic testing is closing and laying off workers, resulting in the loss of just over 50 jobs. Diatherix Laboratories, a Huntsville-based company that performs "cutting-edge molecular diagnostic testing services to hospitals and physicians," announced plans to close and cut jobs at its Hun
First Alert: More pop-up showers and storms possible this afternoon
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The advice for today is the same as it was through Labor Day weekend... Don’t cancel any outdoor plans, but be prepared for additional pop-up showers and thunderstorms that return to the region and could briefly interrupt your Labor Day festivities. Today looks like yet...
Wetumpka teacher works to keep history alive for his students
WETUMPKA, Ala. (WSFA) - This year marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. At Wetumpka Middle School, a young social studies teacher who was born after the attacks is making sure his students understand the significance of major events in the nation’s history. Pierson Lett teaches 7th...
‘It’s about to get real’ – Alabama prepares for giant step toward I-10 bridge...
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Westbound traffic slowed to a crawl across the Bayway most of the day Monday. Even the Causeway was backed up. The Labor Day traffic jam fit a familiar summer holiday pattern, where travelers hit a bottleneck at the Wallace Tunnel. Alabama officials, though, are planning to take a giant step next
Cullman High career tech cyber program shares vision for Community SOC program at State Security Council...
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — At the Aug. 25 Alabama Security Council Meeting hosted by the Alabama Office of Information Technology (OIT) in Montgomery, Cullman High School Cybersecurity Instructor Jonathan Haynes shared the Community Security Operations Center (CSOC) vision. For the audience of public sector cybersecurity and I
Labor Day celebrated with hot dog eating contest in Millbrook
MILLBROOK, Ala. (WAKA) – Labor Day has been celebrated with a hot dog eating contest at 17 Springs in Millbrook. The All-American Bash 250 once again featured the Uncle Bob’s Hot Dog Eating Contest. This is the second year for the event. Nine contestants had 10 minutes to...
$5,000 Reward Offered in Search for Missing Wetumpka Man
ELMORE COUNTY, Ala. (WBMA) — The Elmore County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating William Austin Mathews, who has been reported missing from Wetumpka. According to CrimeStoppers, deputies responded Aug. 31 to the Nixon’s Nook area after Mathews was reported missing by his...
Craving A Real Cheeseburger? These 7 Alabama Drive-Ins Serve Them The Old Way
Alabama still has drive-ins where the burger patty is real, the fries are fresh, and someone might bring your food right out to your car. No self-serve kiosks, no fancy branding, just simple food done the way it used to be. If you grew up eating burgers at a walk-up...
GFS Model Hints at Legitimately Cooler Fall Weather Finally Pushing South Into the Tennessee...
ATLANTA, GA — A long-range forecast model is offering an early glimmer of hope for anyone tired of the summer heat, projecting temperatures in the 40s and 50s stretching across much of the Tennessee Valley, Appalachians, and Mid-South by the morning of Sunday, September 20th, a sign that at least somewhere in the comin
