Police say Francisco Carranza-Ramirez committed another assault on the same woman with disabilities as last time. The victim did not want to show her face or reveal her name. She's also in hiding, keeping her location a secret.
The Alabama Department of Public Health is encouraging school systems to re-evaluate their school policies to include rules for alternative nicotine products.
Some residents in Opelika said they do not want to use their tap water because of the taste and smell of the water, though Opelika Utilities shared in a statement the water is safe to drink and use.
Columbus dedicated millions of dollars to improving the South Commons softball complex and it's already paying dividends. The International Cup is bringing team USA and many others to town for a week-long tournament in a few weeks.
A woman who lives in Beauregard wants to build a local library in honor of the four children who were killed in the deadly tornadoes that hit Lee County Mar. 3.
The owner of Shooters in Columbus said early education for children is key. Kids are curious in nature, he said, they will snoop around homes and find hidden guns.
It is not yet clear exactly why authorities were in the area but neighbors say they arrived around 10:30 a.m and completely blocked off a section of Ginn Lake Road.
Born and raised in Phenix City, Tawana Horton and Keyandra Fluellen came up with the idea to start Peace over Pistols after being fed up with losing so many people to gun violence.
The Lee County SWAT executed a search warrant in the 4000 block of Lee Road 175 as a result of a multi-jurisdictional state and federal investigation into illegal drug trafficking and sales.
U.S. authorities seized more than $1 billion worth of cocaine Tuesday from a ship at a Philadelphia port, calling it one of the largest drug busts in American history.
Eyesores in a community can ruin neighborhood pride. But Columbus is working on a plan to clean up the community by getting rid of some of the dilapidated properties.
