AT Alabama conference kicks off in Birmingham Alabamas 42 2026-09-01 | The conference, sponsored by United Ability, intends to teach people with disabilities as well as businesses about the tools and assistive technology available to make everyday life easier.
Tropical Storm Edouard Forms, Dangerous Heat Returns To Central Alabama This Week Alabamas 42 2026-09-01 | Chief Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum has your latest Central Alabama forecast and an update on Tropical Storm Edouard. A hot and humid stretch is ahead, with temperatures climbing into the mid-90s and heat index values potentially reaching 105° or higher. Pop-up storms will be limited, but a few could develop each afternoon. A potential pattern change arrives late this weekend, with a cold front possibly bringing slightly cooler temperatures by Monday, Labor Day.
Alabama pawn shop helping veterans in crisis Alabamas 42 2026-09-01 | The owners of a pawn shop in Baldwin County are stepping in to help veterans in crisis.
Jefferson County Schools offers incentives to recruit bus drivers Alabamas 42 2026-09-01 | Jefferson County Schools is looking to put more drivers behind the wheel this school year as the district works to fill bus driver vacancies.
President Trump condemns data center pushback Alabamas 42 2026-09-01 | Americans from coast to coast are protesting the construction of AI data centers in their communities.
Alabama’s 42+ Evenings | Week 1 for Alabama, Auburn Alabamas 42 2026-09-01 | Alabama's 42 Sports Director Jacob Morris talked about what to expect from Alabama and Auburn in their respective season openers Saturday.
Impact of SNAP changes on Alabama Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Alabama's cost to administer SNAP benefits will jump 25% on Oct. 1. For the first time in 50 years, the federal government will not split SNAP administration costs evenly with the state.
Jefferson County Department of Health, local partners launch program Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | The Jefferson County Department of Health, local fire departments, the Central Alabama Fire Chiefs Association, Jefferson County Sheriff's Office and the Birmingham Police Department launched the "Leave Behind Program" Monday.
City of Birmingham unveils plan to reduce violence Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin announced the Birmingham Violence Reduction Strategic Plan Monday.
Dollyfest: Celebration of country legend planned for next year Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Nearly a week after global icon Dolly Parton died in Nashville, her estate announced a two-day festival will be held next year to honor her "Across Two Consecutive Weekends on Two Continents in the Two Global Music Capitols."
South Carolina man walks again with stimulation device Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | After a sudden and unexpected spinal cord injury in January, one South Carolina man is utilizing a unique electronic device to help get him back on his feet.
Hot and Humid Week Ahead for Central Alabama With The Heat Index Near 105°+ Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Chief Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum has your latest Central Alabama forecast. A hot and humid stretch is ahead, with temperatures climbing into the mid-90s and heat index values potentially reaching 105° or higher. Pop-up storms will be limited, but a few could develop each afternoon. A potential pattern change arrives late this weekend, with a cold front possibly bringing slightly cooler temperatures by Monday.
NASA’s newest space telescope launches Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA’s newest crown jewel blasted off Sunday to hunt for planets around other stars, explore secret dark energy and survey the cosmos like never before.
Trucking schools in US shut down Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that his department is shutting down more than 110 driving schools over claims that they gave licenses to drivers who failed English tests.
9/11 Commission Report Review Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | House lawmakers are looking at how the intelligence community evolved in the aftermath of 9/11 and making recommendations for how to keep the country safe moving forward.
Data centers to pay more to TVA Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Data centers will have to pay more to the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Apples center stage in US-Canada trade war Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Apples are taking center stage in the trade war between the U.S. and Canada.
US strikes Iran for first time since July Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. forces struck Iranian rocket launchers on the Strait of Hormuz in their first military action in a month on Sunday, breaking a lull in fighting during an intermittent war that has lasted more than six months. Iran swiftly vowed to retaliate for what it called a deadly attack.
Birmingham filmmakers on Alabamas Independent Film Community Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Elisha Williams and Jay Galloway joined Alabama's 42 to discuss the 2026 Sidewalk Film Festival
Brews, Brains & Bids hosted by Safehouse of Shelby County Alabamas 42 2026-08-31 | Karen Lowther, Community Services Director for Safehouse of Shelby County, joined Alabama's 42 to discuss the organizations Brews, Brains & Bids event at Brock's Gap Brewing Company
A partly cloudy, warm and humid Sunday in central Alabama Alabamas 42 2026-08-30 | Sunday will be partly cloudy, warm, and humid, with only a low chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. Highs will be in the lower 90s, with heat index values approaching 100°.
Georgia Power prepares for hurricanes Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Georgia Power said it has invested more than $10 billion over the last decade in grid resiliency and smart-grid technology.
How to avoid social media shopping scams Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | The Better Business Bureau is urging you to be careful when buying items from online advertisements.
Tech giants warn of AI threats Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Some of the companies building the world's most powerful artificial intelligence are now sounding an alarm about what could happen next.
Remembering Binnie Myles Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Binnie Myles, a longtime Birmingham radio personality and spokesperson, died Thursday at the age of 81.
Children will have limited access on Meta apps Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | A major settlement could change how millions of children use social media.
Artemis II astronauts honored Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | While honoring NASA's Artemis II astronauts on Friday, President Donald Trump vowed to keep furthering American space exploration.
FBI helps Tuscaloosa police make 90 arrests Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | According to the FBI and the Tuscaloosa Police Department, a joint operation from July to August led to 90 arrests.
March on Washington for voting rights Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Thousands of people gathered on the National Mall on Friday to mark the 63rd anniversary of the March on Washington.
Spain Park beats Bessemer City 35-0 in Alabamas 42 Game of the Week Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | The Jaguars started slow before erupting for 35 points in the blowout win.
#5 Parker picks up 34-7 win over James Clemens Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | The Thundering Herd bounced back from their Week 0 loss at Vestavia Hills with an emphatic home win.
Second flock camera damaged in Sylacauga, sparking privacy debate Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | The Sylacauga Police Department is investigating the destruction of a Flock Safety camera, marking the second such incident since the cameras were installed in the city in 2024.
Alabama chef with ties to Nepal collecting donations for flood victims Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | An Alabama chef with ties to Nepal is collecting donations to help people affected by deadly flooding in her home country.
Hundreds killed in Nepal following catastrophic flooding Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | The mountain range along the Nepal-China border has its dangers, most recently seen this week in the flash floods spurred by a glacier collapse that have killed hundreds and brought a wide swath of destruction.
Alabama woman awarded $20,000 after being burned by pot pie Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | An Alabama woman has been awarded $20,000 after she was burned while eating a handheld chicken pot pie from a Church’s Chicken restaurant in Midfield.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham hosts Sports Ball Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham held their annual Sports Ball at the Haven Thursday evening.
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Community Outreach Day set for August 30 Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Pastor Derrick Young joined Alabama's 42 News to discuss the upcoming Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church Community Outreach Day
Hot, Humid, and Drier Weekend, Dangerous Heat Returns Next Week Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Weekend Outlook: The front will stall across Central Alabama on Saturday, bringing a few pop-up showers and storms, but most will stay dry. Otherwise, it will be partly cloudy, hot, and humid, with highs in the lower 90s. The heat index will be around 100-105. On Sunday, the front dissipates as high pressure over the Ohio Valley sends somewhat drier air into the region. It will be partly cloudy, warmer, and humid, with only a low chance of a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. Highs will be in the lower 90s, with heat index values approaching 100-105°.
Bessemer City Schools address mold, water concerns Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Bessemer City School leaders addressed concerns about mold and a lack of running water at Abrams Primary School have been addressed, but some community members remain dissatisfied with the district’s response.
Dolly Partons Imagination Librarys impact on Alabama Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Dolly Parton has left a lasting legacy on Alabama children. For years, her Imagination Library has given free books to children across the state.
Alabamas 42 Gadsden Weather Camera Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Watch the live Alabama's 42 News Weather Camera from the Gadsden. Follow Alabama's 42 News for the latest news, weather, and traffic.
Alabamas 42+ Evenings | Jasper Foothills Festival Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Alabama's 42+ Evenings | Jasper Foothills Festival
Hot and Humid With Pop-Up Storms This Weekend, Dangerous Heat Returns Next Week Across Alabama Alabamas 42 2026-08-29 | Chief Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum says the weekend will be hot and humid, with heat index values near 100-105°. Even hotter weather is expected next week, with highs in the mid-90s, heat index values up to 107°+, and possible Heat Advisories. Have a great weekend!
Hot and Humid With Stray Storms This Weekend, Dangerous Heat Returns Next Week Across Central Alabam Alabamas 42 2026-08-28 | Chief Meteorologist Dave Nussbaum says a few showers and thunderstorms could impact Friday night football games across Central Alabama, with downpours and lightning the main concerns. The holiday weekend will remain hot and humid, with heat index values near 100-105°. Even hotter weather is expected next week, with highs in the mid-90s, heat index values up to 107°+, and possible Heat Advisories. Stay cool and hydrated!
Alabamas 42 Hyatt Regency Weather Camera Alabamas 42 2026-08-28 | Watch the live Alabama's 42 News Weather Camera from the Hyatt Regency in Hoover. Follow Alabama's 42 News for the latest news, weather, and traffic.
