Rocket City Now - A local non profit is making sure people suffering from mental health issues can afford counseling. Read full article...
Heart of Dixie Riders - "Tim Dollard" Memorial Ride April 6, 2019 Formerly the “Bryce/UAB Kids" Ride This is our 15th year. Read full article...
Montgomery Advertiser - Joseph Bradley has been spot on with his predictions of how he'd perform at the 2019 Special Olympics World Games in Abu Dhabi. After predicting he'd be selected to represent Alabama and the United States as a member of the Equestrian team, Bradley...
Troy Messenger - Pike County Probate Judge Michael Bunn wants to bridge one of the many gaps in Alabama’s mental health system, and he wants to do it with a new law. “One of the problems with the mental health system is that there are gaps,”...
Shelby County Reporter - More than 5 million Americans and about 121,000 Alabamians are estimated to have a developmental disability or delay. Since 1987, March has been designated as National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to teach the importance of inclusion and accessibility for...
WBMA - A Blount County mother is on a mission to spare others her grief following her son's shocking overdose death. She's behind a push for Alabama to adopt the J.K. Elrod bill. "They say that it's unimaginable when you lose a child, but, until you...
Tuscaloosa News - The silver lining to this rain cloud is actually amber as sunset catches a ragged edge of a cloud hovering over the old Bryce Hospital cupola on Saturday, March 9, 2018. Tuesday's forecast calls for partly sunny skies, highs in the low 70s...
WHNT - The words “mental health” mean something different to everyone. The CDC recognizes more than 200 types of mental illnesses. The Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville said many people are scared to talk about their mental health struggles because they are afraid of being labeled. Read full...
WHNT - Morgan County Deputies want to find solutions for inmates in their jail to stop future problems for them. Sheriff Ron Puckett said it's both a reactive and proactive approach to growing shortages of mental health assistance. Read full article...
Andalusia Star-News - The Alabama Department of Mental Health on Tuesday broke ground on a $1.5 million secure forensics facility in Andalusia. South Central Alabama Mental Health will manage the 16-bed facility, which is expected to create 25 jobs. Read full article...