Lacey Alexander
Digital InternLacey Alexander is a native of Birmingham, Alabama. She holds two bachelor's degrees (Theatre and Journalism) from Troy University, where she is a proud alumna of the Troy Public Radio internship program. She earned second place in the “Best Radio Journalist” category at SEJC’s “Best of the South'' awards, and is currently pursuing a masters in Journalism at the University of Alabama.
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The skies over south Alabama may be a lot more colorful starting today. -
Alabama has a big summer planned for tourists in 2022. But with gas, airfare, and food costs rising more and more due to inflation, travel to and within the state may not be as frequent as officials hoped.
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The deadline is today for Alabama organizations to apply for beautification dollars.
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All Alabama driver license offices will be closed for a week in April to transition to a new driver's license system.
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Weather experts say that Alabama will likely experience storms on Wednesday.
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Cryptocurrency scams are on the rise in the state of Alabama according to the Better Business Bureau.
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The state is seeing teachers leave their profession due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The numbers are considered alarming. More than half the educators in a recent survey from AL dot com say they were thinking leaving their jobs. Teachers cited burnout and low pay as major reasons for leaving or wanting to leave.
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A women’s rugby club in Jefferson County is seeking new members this season.
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The Professional Bull Riders organization will be holding its only Alabama-based event in Dekalb County this weekend.
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A ceremony was held in Montgomery on Wednesday to honor Ashley M. Jones, who was named Alabama’s first Black poet laureate earlier this year.
