Stolen guns in Birmingham, federal money for some HBCUs, a new Buccee's location.

A city that's not interested in a medical-marijuana dispensary, a forgotten cemetery, Sen. Tommy Tuberville and the war of the generations.

Another judge in trouble, influenza outbreaks, meteorologist Jerry Tracey's retirement, today's potential for severe weather.

A gun lawsuit, chemicals in the water, and the voting registration deadline.

Alabama's VP, hot car prices and cold temperatures

Hyundai reacts to the child-labor allegations against two of its suppliers; a prestigious award went to a Montgomery school principal; Magnolia Springs, Alabama, is one of the 55 most beautiful small towns in America, according to Architectural Digest.

A judge found guilty, a proposed amphitheater, and a post-ballgame shooting.

Alabama men's basketball teams in the AP poll; replacing a nearly-100-year-old business; a campaign-finance landslide in the race for the U.S. Senate.

Inmate deaths on the rise an a state prison, an officer injured in one city, and a building fire in another.

A Gulf rescue, the Alabama attorney general's office requesting documents from the Birmingham Water Works Board, and an update on the popularity of the governor in this election year.

The DOJ says some Alabama foster kids are discriminated against; Huntsville is debating a resolution that relates to Alabama's abortion ban; Wenonah High School is naming its football field for Ronald Cheatham.

Alabama cities moving to land medical marijuana dispensaries, fines in one of the child-labor cases from earlier this year, and a scary place for a gun to go off.

A name change for Fort Rucker, a final bon voyage for the Carnival Ecstasy, and Alabama vs. Tennessee.

Mel Marshall's passing, Tommy Tuberville on crime and "reparation," Deion Sanders vs. Eddie Robinson Jr., Miss USA controversy.

Plans for a new high school in Auburn, a disturbing auction purchase, and a long-awaited Saban-Fisher showdown.

A Wal-mart shooting in the Wiregrass, a Jan. 6-related conviction and an update on a legal fight over pandemic unemployment benefits.

Alabama fish removed from endangered species list after population recovers, Shrimp Fest, ready for return after two lost years, opens Thursday, and Alabama bar patrons, bartender stop robber armed with gun.

The beginning of a murder trial, what looks like the end of a prison strike, and high-tech police officer training.

Updates on the Alabama prison strike, a convicted sheriff's appeal, and Tua Tagovailoa concussion fallout for the NFL.

A frightening moment at last night's NFL game, the inmate strike and a pig on the loose.

Alabamians are activated in the wake of a monster storm, another death notebook turns up, and a man kept his late father around a bit longer, in a financial sense.

High school sports and religious accommodations, and a couple of vandalism stories - one involving a construction executive's home and one involving a vice president from the 1850s.

A prison strike, another nasty gift from the pandemic era, and an extradition all the way from Alaska.

Andy Huynh and Alexander Drueke are back in Alabama; some federal help is coming for opioid programs; Atlanta Braves pitcher Kyle Wright reaches 20 wins.

An execution that didn't happen; the DOJ on abortion and Veteran's Affairs; Gov. Kay Ivey and electric vehicles.