Mobile police officers arrested a man after he allegedly assaulted, spit on and threw an object at a Mobile Infirmary ...

SEARCY, Ark. (KATV) — A man is in custody after allegedly beating his 8-week-old baby. Alfredrick DeAngelo Alcorn, 38, of Searcy, was arrested around noon on March 10 after Searcy Police ...

raised $223,725 for Children's of Alabama hospital. The organization hosts several fundraising events throughout the year, culminating in a 12-hour dance marathon called BAMAthon. All of the money ...

Investigators said 36-year-old Charles Duke tried to leave the hospital when he was stopped by medical staff. That’s when he threw an object at the workers and then spit on them.

PIKE COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) - In the midst hospital closures across Alabama, one rural hospital is receiving national recognition. The Chartis Group, the nation’s largest independent healthcare ...

A Mobile County man has died following injuries ... The victim was transported to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. The identity of the victim has not been released.

Gina Anderson, BSN, MPPM, was appointed COO of Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, Ala., in February, after serving in the interim role and amid the organization's financial restructuring post-bankruptcy.

Gina Anderson, BSN, was appointed COO of Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, Ala., after serving in the interim role, according to a Feb. 27 statement posted on the hospital's Facebook page.

A person was flown to a central Alabama hospital after they were attacked by a bull Tuesday, authorities said. The Eclectic Fire Department, in Elmore County, was dispatched to the 2300 block of ...

Leigh Searcy is from Versailles, Kentucky, and is a news reporter for LEX 18 news at noon, 5:00, 5:30, and 6:00 p.m. Leigh was a Reporter for WLWT in Cincinnati for five years. She has been ...

Alabama basketball defeated Kentucky for the third time this season, marking the first time in program history Alabama has defeated Kentucky three times in a single season. Alabama's victory over ...

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