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Katie Thompson Junior Reporter A judge is expected to decide whether a legal challenge to Tommy Tuberville’s eligibility to run for Alabama governor can move forward. The lawsuit centers on Alabama’s constitutional requirement that candidates for governor have lived in the state for at least seven years before taking office. The case does not determine whether Tuberville is eligible to run but instead addresses whether the court has jurisdiction to hear the challenge. While o

Samuel Perkins Lead Reporter This morning, popular morning meteorologist Nick Gunter officially announced his departure from Montgomery's WSFA 12 News. Nick has been a morning and midday meteorologist at WFSA for nearly five years. He was very integral to the weather and community in central Alabama, reporting live on the scene of storms and using various digital platforms for updates on the weather. On the air Nick stated, "I was offered an opportunity that was very difficul

Samuel Perkins Lead Reporter Four-star quarterback Kingston Preyear narrows his schools down to just three according to Rivals: Alabama, Vanderbilt, and Florida. He is set to make a commitment on July 10th, with Alabama being favored and predicted as his pick. Kingston is a rising high school junior and will join the 2028 lineup at his chosen college. Preyear is an extremely talented quarterback who would be a great addition to the Alabama Crimson Tide 2028 lineup. Standing a

Samuel Perkins Lead Reporter Willam R. North was a highly respected veteran atteorney who served in the Bessemer district atteroneys office for over 30 years. He worked spefically in the cutoff division of the Bessemer circut court dealing primarily with felony perocusctions, and various civil cases for the West Jefferson County area. On Sunday Afternoon, North was acting as a spotter for a sailboat race near the Pell City Sail Club. He attempted to step from a sailbot to an