Governor Kay Ivey

Governor Kay Ivey visited Sawyerville, Alabama Friday after it was hit with a deadly EF-2 tornado last Thursday. As residents pleaded for aid, she said they would likely have rely largely on local volunteer relief efforts to rebuild.

Despite Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signing a permanent adoption of daylight saving time into law, Alabama will still "fall back" because of a federal rule.

The National Weather Service believes Ida will "rapidly intensify" before reaching the coast, possibly hitting Louisiana as a Category 4 storm.

Since July 6, the date Ivey terminated Alabama's public health emergency, the state's positive case numbers have jumped by a factor of 10 during those five weeks of assumed freedom.

Governor Kay Ivey has awarded the University of Alabama $16.5 million for a new building where UA, Alabama Power and Mercedes Benz will work together to meet the needs of the electric vehicle market.

Governor Kay Ivey on Friday announced that she appointed Tuscaloosa legislator Bill Poole Friday to serve as Alabama's finance director.

Gov. Kay Ivey issued a State of Emergency for large portions of the state of Alabama in response to Tropical Storm Claudette.

Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Driver License Examining Offices and all other state offices will close Friday to observe Juneteenth.

The United States Small Business Association is now offering low-interest loans to several Alabama businesses, nonprofits, homeowners and renters affected by severe weather events in January.

With Gov. Kay Ivey's "Safer At Home" Order expiring April 9, area schools and universities are evaluating whether they will continue to enforce some of its policies.