HVAC problems, an Alabama surgeon in Ukraine, and a new name for DeSoto Caverns.

Bad grades on a COVID scorecard, the passing of a superintendent, and an ambulance escape.

Primary runoff highlights updates on a couple of high-profile shootings, and a residence hall in Tuscaloosa that is coming down.

A deputy killed in the line of duty; Birmingham water bill woes; it's runoff day.

St. Stephen's after the tragedy, a big donation to the Space and Rocket Center, and an old tower re-opening on Flagg Mountain.

A deadly church shooting; a church leaving the United Methodist Church; a new NIL collective at Auburn.

Abortion trends; fighters captured in Ukraine; a longstanding record high temperature.

Heat and the TVA; Texas A&M and the Tide; World Games and law enforcement.

For the first time in a couple decades, the Libertarians expect to have a presence on the ballots this fall; there's potentially some good news coming for teaching prospects who don't test well; a plea was reached in the killing of Kimberly Police Officer Nick O'Rear; an Alabama chef won a James Beard Award; Auburn finished off its Super Regional.

Hot weather, an officer's death, the Trump endorsement and a raccoon causing problems.

Medical marijuana, Jay Barker's legal trouble, alligators in Huntsville.

A breakdown in negotiations to build a big farm center, the price inelasticity of booze, and a whole lot of rain.

An update on the hot-grease story and an ongoing issue between boaters and park patrons at Point Mallard. Also, we have the ASWE athletes of the year with state ties.

An Army helicopter going down near Ozark, an investment company that now owns more than a hundred fifty thousand acres of the state, and an Auburn baseball update.

Lake real-estate, cats and dogs in the city, and chasing the Trump endorsement.

A Space Command update; homicide totals in Birmingham and Mobile, and the debate over debates.

Election problems from last week's primaries; a crayfish/crawfish/crawdad that isn't extinct after all; And quite a longshot effort to lure Nick Saban away.

Hurricane season, a really close election, and the evolving pastime of shopping at a shopping mall.

A semi truck allegedly used as a weapon; USFL update; Mike Hubbard's radio licenses.

Possible baby-formula help for some low-income families, the best high school football programs of the past several years, and the reclassification of some sailors who were lost at sea.

Glock switches, voting problems, a Starbucks union and escaped sex trafficking victims.

Spring Break arrests; the passing of a Flora-Bama Lounge co-owner; and cars catching fire in a school parking lot.

Last night's Alabama primary election; the renaming of Fort Rucker; what kind of hurricane season we might expect.

The Southern Baptist Convention president on that Guidepost Solutions report; last month's unemployment numbers; last year's most popular baby names.

A primary election, a golf major and a hotel room that's weirdly in demand.