Holiday

Communities across Alabama are gathering to commemorate a historic milestone — Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day. On May 9, Gov. Kay Ivey officially signed House Bill 165 into law. This legislation makes it permanent, meaning all offices in the Yellowhammer State will now close each year on June 19.

Alabama Triple-A says several factors may make New Year’s weekend road trips different than in previous years.

A report on metrics related to the yuletide season nationally, shows a major change in Alabama when it comes to the “Christmas spirit.”

Bone chilling weather isn’t expected to keep Alabamians from traveling this holiday weekend.

State Medicaid officials say they opposed Medicaid language temporarily inserted in the 2013 budget that could have benefited a client of House Speaker…

Forecasters say a wintry mix of weather is possible in northern Alabama.The National Weather Service says a mix of freezing rain or sleet could fall…