Russell County unveiled three stone monuments in front of the Russell County Judicial Center in honor of those fallen brothers and sisters who died in the line of duty.
Swimming and splash pads are a fun and easy way to stay active and cool off during the summer, but the Alabama Department of Public Health wants to remind you how to stay safe from germs.
A program opening back up in Opelika is helping high school students find summer job opportunities within the city to help gain meaningful work experience.
If you’re looking for a 55-pound fur-baby to love on who’s loyal, loving and playful - Midnight is your girl! She enjoys long swims, toys, and the occasional pup cup.
As Memorial Day approaches and school wraps up for the summer, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency wants to remind the public about road and water safety.
Election Day is less than a week away, and now one local police organization has made a decision to support a candidate in one of the biggest races in the Fountain City.
Here in the Chattahoochee Valley, we are now averaging more than $4 a gallon, but some drivers have noticed a difference in price when crossing the state line from Georgia into Alabama.
The school has a new president who’s a familiar face on campus and across the city. Tonight, the institution holding a ceremony to welcome him to his new role.
Yamoa Pierce is one step closer to preserving the sacred burial of her ancestors and the ancestors of hundreds of other descendants of enslaved people buried on the land.
After a 3-year long hiatus because of COVID, Riverfest made a major return to the Chattahoochee valley this past weekend and business owners felt the boost in their pockets.