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Marked for Life Ministries works in all kinds of weather to meet the needs of those facing homelessness, addiction, and food insecurity, and is working now in collaboration with the

Despite the rain received Friday, and possibly through the next two days, fire officials at the local and state level warn: Burn Bans remain in force, and those who engage

The estimated cost burden of schizophrenia is more than $150 billion, consisting of direct treatment cost and lost productivity.

The National Weather Service will partner with the Dekalb and Jackson County Emergency Management Agencies to conduct a severe storm spotter course at Northeast Alabama Community College on Friday, March

The fourth annual Frühlingsfest, a German-style arts festival, will be held on Saturday, March 18 from 12-8 p.m. in the Avondale Estates rail arts district.

Cyberattack targets in 2023 include MFA solutions, APIs, low-code/no-code apps, software supply chains, and new metaverse systems.

DeKalb County Emergency Management leaders announced warming centers, the closure of county offices and the the plan to keep travelers safe during a press conference Tuesday morning ahead of this

Northeast Alabama is expected to miss the bulk of today’s severe weather concentrated in the central and southern portions of the state. Confidence has increased for possible long-track, strong tornadoes

A logging truck crashed into a home at Third Street and Tyler Avenue NE Friday afternoon, according to the DeKalb County Homeland Security Emergency Management Agency Deputy Director Michael Posey.

Hopkins Middle School got a hydroponic farmstand, Lettuce Grow, just in time for the school year.