Roy S. Johnson

The man who used to have Wes Allen’s job says it’s a ‘problem’ when Alabama voters wait in line more than 20 minutes.

"My resolve is crystal clear, and it's been crystal clear all year—to literally do everything we can to find out who did it and remove killers off our streets," Woodfin told AL.com.

For generations, business leaders throughout the region served on non-profit boards and wrote checks. In the wake of mass shooting and continued gun violence, they must do more.

Melanie Bridgeforth took the helm in 2018 and transformed the Fund into a major forced for change for women throughout Alabama.

Jesus Mendez's journey embodies the risks and dreams of immigrants seeking to thrive on our shores.

Seventy years after its birth, Sports Illustrated alums gathered to cherish memories and impact, and hope for its future

With Trump refusing to speak out on gun violence, Alabama Republicans have done nothing to address gun homicides in our state. Check that: They've made it worse.

One of 10 children raised on a farm in Etowah County, Alabama, Mary went on change an industry and young lives.

Half a century ago, children across the nation bravely rode buses to enforce desegregation laws. Now, Haitian immigrants must live bravely due to hate hurled at their community by the Republican presidential ticket and followers.

Almost two years after 32-year-old son Brandon died of a drug overdose, the comedian sometimes struggles with making people laugh. "You could be on stage telling a joke and feel the anxiety, the butterflies in your stomach, like something is wrong, something just happened."

The state's new law doesn't go into effect until October 1, but it's already deflating students across Alabama's public college campuses.

One of the most prolific philanthropists in Alabama, the NBA Hall of Famer wants to ensure Auburn's women's basketball capitalizes on sports growing popularity, and help the community college system reduce recidivism.

School is now asked to do much more than education. A Birmingham City Councilor believes they can help save the next generation of youth from the culture of gun violence.

David Moultry has been paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair since being shot in the neck by a friend 23 years ago.

Fifty-five years ago, Elvis Presley warned us of the consequences of looking way from the child in need, born into impoverished circumstances. Now, his lyrics haunt us.

Recent incidents show some Alabamians still view immigrants through the lens of unfounded fears. They'd best get their vision checked.

I've already posed the question to several people, who eagerly said what they would decree to address the city's primary plague. It's your turn.

As a child, I watched the Olympics to discover the world, to learn of places I did not know. I'm still learning ... Dominica!

Parole rates are slowly rising after months of intense scrutiny, but the board chair's recent actions prove the light is too harsh for her now.

During a controversial appearance that created friction within the National Association of Black Journalists, Trump came to show Black voters why they should support him. And truly showed them why no one should.