Alabama man pleads guilty to AZ election threat

Brian Ogstad, 59, pleaded guilty to threatening to kill Maricopa County election workers and officials. Authorities say Ogstad sent messages on the day of the 2022 election and for several days after. Ogstad pleaded guilty to one count of making a threatening interstate communication. He's scheduled to be sentenced in October.

Cleanup underway after Alabama tornadoes

Alabama residents are getting a look at the damage from tornadoes overnight. Tornado warnings were issued twice on Tuesday in Chilton County. State troopers report several damaged homes, including downed trees and power outages.

IVF: AL lawmakers vote to legalize treatment

The controversy over IVF treatment continues after state lawmakers in Alabama voted to make it legal once again. The vote came after the state’s supreme court ruled that frozen embryos are legally the same as humans, which prompted IVF treatments in the state to stop. Reporter Jared Halpern has more.

Alabama man accused of threatening AZ election workers

Authorities say Brian Ogstad, 59, threatened Maricopa County election workers for allegedly committing voter fraud in the 2022 Arizona gubernatorial race. If convicted, Ogstad faces a maximum of 25 years in prison.