Montgomery AL

Tuberville Files Paperwork to Enter Alabama Governor's Race

ALABAMA — Mobile Police Department officers are investigating a shooting that left one person injured Monday night. According to a department news release, officers were called to South Buena Drive just after 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 5 after receiving a report of a shooting. When officers arrived at the scene, they learned...

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Dr. Will Boyd officially entered the 2026 Alabama gubernatorial race today, filing his paperwork and qualifying fees with the Secretary of State as required by state law. “As I have been crisscrossing the State for the past six months, a wide range of voters have expressed their support for my campaign,” Boyd said....

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Two people have been arrested in connection with a shooting that critically injured a man in August. Authorities say they have charged Tony Hawthorne Jr. with attempted murder and Ernest Charles Jackson with felony solicit murder after the two allegedly conspired to kill Rodriquez Goodwyn on...

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Alabama lawmakers are considering a constitutional amendment that would require many state elected officials to be natural-born U.S. citizens, a move that would make Alabama the first state to impose such a restriction on top state offices. Senate Bill 21, proposed by Secretary of State Wes...

ANDERSON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division reports an Alabama man is facing charges for lottery fraud in Anderson County. Arrest warrants said 24-year-old Kiernan L. Jones falsely made, altered, of counterfeited a state lottery game ticket by passing a stolen scratch-off lottery...

A bill prefiled for the Alabama legislative session, known as Senate Bill 25 or Jolee’s Law, could change how courts handle serious crimes committed by teenagers. The bill would require some teenagers charged with the most serious violent crimes to be tried as adults. Currently, judges have the discretion...

A bill prefiled for the 2026 Alabama legislative session would change how the Courts treat young people charged with serious violent crimes. House Bill 11 (HB11) sponsored by State Representative Phillip Pettus (R-Killen) would bar judges from giving youthful offender status to anyone 16 years old or older charged...

Tommy Tuberville is making waves in Montgomery, officially throwing his hat in the ring for governor.