Governor Kay Ivey

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey announced an almost $50,000 grant on Tuesday to speed up prosecutions in Tuscaloosa County, where the District Attorney's Office faces a backlog of thousands of felony cases.

There's a buzz in Alabama this week as the governor shines a light on education and its impact on future generations.

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has announced grants totaling nearly $44 million to help people in need across the state afford the cost of heating and cooling their homes.

A million-dollar grant from a state agency is set to rev up job training in downtown Tuscaloosa and bolster the automotive industry workforce.

A park in northern Tuscaloosa will get a little brighter thanks to state funding announced by Governor Kay Ivey Monday morning.

Wednesday was a joyous day in Tuscaloosa, where Governor Kay Ivey joined Mayor Walt Maddox and Nick and Terry Saban for a ceremonial groundbreaking for their $120 million Saban Center learning hub.

Governor Kay Ivey has officially declared a state of emergency across all of Alabama ahead of the near certainty of dangerous, severe storms this weekend. Rather than try to regionalize the threat, Ivey's proclamation is in effect for all 67 Alabama counties...

The southern half of Alabama will enter an officially declared State of Emergency this afternoon as a winter storm threatens to disrupt travel and create dangerous conditions there on Tuesday.

The upper half of Alabama will enter an officially declared State of Emergency this afternoon as a winter storm threatens to disrupt travel and create dangerous conditions there Friday.

Governor Kay Ivey revealed the allocation of grants worth over $473,000 to 11 agencies aiding victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Alabama.