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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) – The Alabama Department of Education released the list of schools that are on the failing list. There are 78 schools on the list statewide, 24 schools are in the Birmingham viewing area. The schools on… More »
UPDATE: The Council has revoked Bali Spa’s license.
According to a release from the department, 10-month-old De’Anthony Dejuan Kelly was taken by 14-year-old Dor’Sayde Gathright in the early morning on Monday, June 17.
CBS 42′s Melissa Crabtree shows us how a traveling food truck is making healthier food options more available to people.
Chief A.C. Roper says they are searching for Anderson Lee, who is accused of posing as a family member and then stealing from a high end department store.
The Birmingham City Council has drafted a resolution asking the owners of ArrangementFinders.com to voluntarily take the billboard down.
The water will fall a couple of feet over a ledge into the team’s hot and cold tubs.
The Hunt Company says the oil was accidentally diverted into the river instead of going through a water processing area.
According to the CDC, a graphic and controversial anti-smoking campaign could be part of the reason smokers are quitting.
Splash Adventure Water Park in Bessemer is hosting the event.
The Seattle-based coffee chain will begin posting calorie counts on menu boards for drinks and pastries.
CBS42’s Sherri Jackson joined the students at the Alabama Broadcasters Association Headquarters in Hoover on Tuesday.
Gov. Robert Bentley sent a letter to state agencies saying he plans to reinstate merit raises starting Jan. 1. State employees got their last merit raises and cost-of-living raises in late 2008. There have been none since then because the recession affected state tax collections.
The Tuscaloosa City Board of Education is scheduled to vote on the new policy on Tuesday evening at 6 p.m.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued the recall for the Nap Nanny and Nap Nanny Chill, is no longer in business.