Gov. Kay Ivey and Republican leaders say police need more legal protections, partly to help recruit and retain officers.

A federal grand jury has recommended a rural Alabama police department be abolished as it indicted five of its officers with ...

An Alabama grand jury has recommended that the Hanceville Police Department be "immediately abolished," prosecutors said ...

Cullman County District Attorney Champ Crocker announced Wednesday that five Hanceville police officers were indicted on ...

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A grand jury has recommended the disbandment of an Alabama Police Department after an investigation reportedly uncovered ...

Fort Payne Police asked drivers to avoid the area in front of the DeKalb Plaza after stopping a vehicle in a police chase ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency released data Monday about the number of traffic crashes and assistance calls troopers responded to during the state’s recent winter ...

One Alabama bill would shield law enforcement from prosecution in some cases. It is called the Back the Blue Legal Protection Act.

A new proposal in the Alabama Legislature to expand legal protections for police officers has been hailed by Governor Ivey.