SUMMARY: A flood watch remains in effect in Alabama, especially east of the I-65 corridor, including counties like Blount, Jefferson, Shelby, and others, until 7 a.m. Sunday due to lingering storms and heavy rain. Flash flood warnings and advisories persist in several central and northeastern areas, with some locations receiving over two inches of rain. Drivers are urged to “turn around, don’t drown” and avoid roadways. Cooler, drier air and a cold front are expected to bring showers and thunderstorms early Sunday, followed by cooler and cloudier conditions into the workweek with highs near 80°F, marking a significant weather shift.

Flood Watch for Alabama: Storms linger overnight, with cooler weather in the forecast

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SUMMARY: Jacksonville State, under first-year coach Charles Kelly, is embracing a grind-focused culture during fall camp despite weather disruptions. The team prides itself on adaptability and hard work, with new players quickly adjusting to the demanding environment. While acknowledging they aren’t perfect yet and have a long way to go, the coaches emphasize process, reaction, and execution as key. The quarterback competition centers on Kentucky transfer Gavin Wimsatt, who brings valuable experience. Kelly emphasizes recruiting players who are ready to work hard and embrace the grind, setting a strong foundation as they prepare for their first game on August 28th.

Jacksonville State embraces the grind under first-year coach Charles Kelly

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SUMMARY: Tori’s Treasures, a Mobile-based nonprofit led by President Tori Bell, has opened a pet pantry on St. Andrew’s Street near Port City Pups to assist pet owners in need. The pantry offers free pet food, targeting a community where many people walk dogs on the streets. Beyond food aid, the nonprofit addresses pet overpopulation and abandonment issues by pairing animals with foster homes. Donations have allowed the organization to cover vet bills and rescue animals like Maverick, a severely injured dog found on the roadside, ultimately helping him find a forever home and avoiding overcrowded shelters.

One nonprofit organization that helps care for animals has now opened a pet food pantry for animal owners in need.

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