Former Alabama running back Derrick Henry left an indelible mark on the Crimson Tide football program, capturing the 2015 Heisman Trophy and national championship with his college program.

Immigrants were arrested in Alabama this weekend and more arrests are expected soon, according to advocates, as President Trump’s mass deportation arrests began in cities around the nation.

The man was transported to jail while Kent officers and detectives submitted paperwork to hold the suspect. Police say he is likely to be extradited back to Alabama to face the expected homicide ...

meaning the man will be held in the county jail until extradition to Alabama. The Kent Police Department has not released the man's name or other information.

Derrick Henry was a guest on Micah Parsons' podcast during Super Bowl week. Eventually, with the help of the crowd, the conversation turned to Herny's free agency a year ago where he signed with ...

He’s being held in the county jail until he can be extradited to Alabama. KPD DETECTIVE SERGEANT AND KPD CRIME REDUCTION TEAM ARREST ALABAMA MURDER SUSPECT Last week Kent Detective Sergeant ...

One of those to join Parsons was Ravens running back Derrick Henry ... Parsons asked Henry why he chose Alabama first. “I wanted to win,” Henry responded. “I’m going to tell you right ...

is now in the Collin County Jail, being held for the Marion County Sheriff's Office in Alabama. The driver of the vehicle was taken into custody as well after authorities discovered an active ...

Both suspects were transported to the Collin County jail and are awaiting extradition to Alabama. Lana Ferguson joined The Dallas Morning News after reporting in South Carolina's Lowcountry for ...

One of them being the play of new star running back Derrick Henry. After the Tennessee Titans let Henry walk in free agency last year, the Ravens scooped Henry up on a two-year, $16 million deal ...

“The individual in question was armed with a knife on his hip and was actively resisting arrest,” the statement ... Workers who move to Alabama could receive up to $30,000 in tax credit ...