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An alleged night of violent and racist hazing at a University of Alabama fraternity which already resulted in a five-count lawsuit has now brought criminal charges against at least one of the students reportedly responsible.

Alainah Dailey, an outspoken critic of Decatur city and police leadership in the wake of Steve Perkins’ death at the hands of police, will remain in jail through at least

WAAY 31 uncovered new information about the events that led up to an Elkmont home invasion turned deadly.

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A retired city employees lawsuit against the city attempting to block the demolition of the T.C. Almon Recreation Center was shut down by a judge late Monday, hours before demolition

Tuscaloosa Councilman Cassius Lanier Charged With Misdemeanor - Tuscaloosa, AL - Tuscaloosa District 7 Councilor Cassius Lanier was charged earlier this month with misdemeanor failure to file/pay sales taxes.

For three days in a row, a Pike Road High School freshman was sexually assaulted on her bus ride to school. Now, her mom is suing the district.

Halloween costume laws do exist that could lead to prison time.

Halloween costume laws do exist that could lead to prison time.

Halloween costume laws do exist that could lead to prison time.