Cullman County Schools has received an “A” on its 2023-2024 State Report Card. The systems increased its state score by 10 points in the last ... Read more ...

Local relief coordinators are making plans to ensure that public warming stations will be open across Cullman County, ahead ...

“Girl in a Country Song,” the breakout first single from duo Maddie & Tae, just hit No. 1 on the Mediabase and Billboard country airplay charts this week. It’s cause for a lot of folks to ...

Cullman County Deputy Timothy Puckett died Tuesday in Nashville, where he was undergoing medical treatment. The Cullman County Sheriff’s Office sent notice Tuesday evening of Puckett’s death.

FULTONDALE—The Fultondale City Council on Tuesday approved a business license and alcohol license for Shoney’s Restaurant, which will be located at 1234 Boots Blvd. The restaurant is slated to ...

BOSTON — The Republican senator who suddenly sits at the center of the explosive debate over President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court pick was set to address New Hampshire voters on Monday ahead ...

ATLANTA — Hours ahead of a federal court hearing, the Georgia Secretary of State’s office reinstated 22,000 voters who were purged. In a press release, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger ...

There’s a local family that happily takes Les Kelley’s Alabama tickets off his hands when the former Cullman High and Crimson Tide star opts not to go to home games in Tuscaloosa. They weren ...

FARGO, Ga. — Residents of this small town near the Florida town are keeping a close eye on the fire in the nearby Okefenokee Swamp and are prepared to evacuate if need be. The lightning-caused ...

Cullman attorney Gaynor St. John has been inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates, becoming only one of 122 Alabama attorneys who are members of the prestigious organization.

Gardendale pinch runner Taylor Crook is dwarfed by the Striplin Field scoreboard as he takes a lead off second base in the Rockets’ game against Hewitt-Trussville on Thursday at Birmingham ...

CINCINNATI, Iowa — A woman being pursued by police called 911 twice within 15 minutes Tuesday night, the second time to tell officers she planned to pull over after she finished smoking a cigarette.