Tri-State Sports

Alabama church steeple toppled as Sally tears through Mobile

Thursday, September 17

When Hurricane Sally blew through Mobile, Ala., Wednesday, one of the most unique casualties was a church steeple. The storm toppled the ornate, tiered steeple adorning El Bethel Primitive Baptist Church, sending the structure crashing onto the... Read More.

Hurricane Sally may bring ‘historic flooding’ to Gulf Coast as storm crawls toward landfall

Tuesday, September 15

A slow-moving Hurricane Sally is edging closer to the northern Gulf Coast Tuesday as forecasters are warning of potentially historic flooding to the region. The U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Read More.

Alabama high school football team wins in final seconds after 9 lateral-pass play

Monday, September 14

It was a scene you might expect to see straight out of a movie but for one Alabama high school football team, it was the game-winning play. The Hillcrest Patriots were trailing the Wetumpka Indians in Friday night’s home game with... Read More.

Alabama neighborhood shines blue in appreciation of police

Monday, September 14

An Alabama neighborhood showed its appreciation for the local police department with a blue light tribute. In a tweet, Huntsville Police shared their thanks for the Thursday display, which included “an entire neighborhood” shining blue lights from homes. Huntsville... Read More.

Tennessee lawyer accused of rape kills self as police find him in Alabama

Monday, September 14

A Tennessee fugitive wanted on rape charges killed himself Thursday when approached by police in Alabama, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) said Friday. David Whelan, 49, an attorney from Murfreesboro, Tenn., was... Read More.

Alabama Sen. Doug Jones votes ‘no’ on coronavirus bill, blames McConnell’s ‘lack of leadership’

Friday, September 11

Alabama Sen. Doug Jones, considered the most vulnerable Senate Democrat this fall, declined to join with Republicans on Thursday to advance a new coronavirus relief bill, dismissing the vote as a purely political one. Jones blamed Senate... Read More.

Alabama woman donates kidney to officer who locked her up

Wednesday, September 9

A woman’s kidney donation has saved the life of an Alabama police officer who put her in jail. Phil Campbell officer Terrell Potter had locked up Jocelynn James several times as she battled an opioid addiction. She credits... Read More.

Alabama pedestrian shot, killed supposedly for crossing street too slowly

Monday, August 31

An Alabama man was shot and killed apparently for walking too slowly, according to local reports. Johnarian Travez Allen was shot eight times on Thursday evening in Union Springs, a small town some 45 miles outside of Montgomery, Read More.

More than 1,000 University of Alabama students test positive for COVID-19 since classes resumed

Monday, August 31

More than 1,000 students at the University of Alabama's Tuscaloosa campus have tested positive for COVID-19 since in-person classes resumed, according to the latest update to the college's live dashboard. On Friday, the university... Read More.

University of Alabama reports more than 500 coronavirus cases since last week

Tuesday, August 25

The University of Alabama on Monday reported more than 500 cases of COVID-19 since classes resumed last week. At least 531 students, faculty, and staff on the university's main campus in Tuscaloosa have been infected with the virus, according... Read More.

Alabama church steeple toppled as Sally tears through Mobile

Hurricane Sally may bring ‘historic flooding’ to Gulf Coast as storm crawls toward landfall

Alabama high school football team wins in final seconds after 9 lateral-pass play

Alabama neighborhood shines blue in appreciation of police

Alabama Sen. Doug Jones votes ‘no’ on coronavirus bill, blames McConnell’s ‘lack of leadership’

Alabama woman donates kidney to officer who locked her up

Alabama pedestrian shot, killed supposedly for crossing street too slowly

More than 1,000 University of Alabama students test positive for COVID-19 since classes resumed

University of Alabama reports more than 500 coronavirus cases since last week

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