State Wants No Questions on Autopsy Doctor in Running Death
Prosecutors are trying to derail a possible defense for an Alabama woman charged with making her granddaughter run until she died.
Montgomery Newsroom
Temple Beth Or Held 12th Annual Jewish Food Festival
The Temple Beth Or held it's 12th annual Jewish Food Festival today.
Alabama Education Association Takes Steps to Fire Henry Mabry
The Alabama Education Association has announced they are working to fire executive secretary Henry Mabry.
Sanctity of Marriage Rally Held at the Capitol Steps
Gay marriage in Alabama became law at the beginning of February, but some groups are still protesting the decision
Cyclists Ride Historic Route to Pay Tribute
With the march from Selma to Montgomery 50th anniversary just weeks away many are looking to honor those who walked by re enacting the March for voting rights. One group decided to pay tribute using bicycles.
Harlem Ambassadors take on Local Celebrities for Habitat for Humanity
The Harlem Ambassadors basketball team took on the "Habitat Home" team at Faulkner University's Gym Friday night.
MPD makes more arrests in January Walmart shooting
Montgomery Police say two more people are now charged in connection with the shooting that happened January 14 outside Walmart in the 3800 block of Eastern Boulevard.
Ann St. Widening Project Ready To Begin
One of the busiest streets in the capital city is about to get a makeover. Montgomery city officials are finalizing plans to widen part of Ann Street and shift the intersection with straight through Federal Drive.
Alexander City Downtown Entertainment District Raises Debate
The Alexander City is considering a proposal to turn part of downtown into a designated entertainment district. That would allow people to carry alcohol outside licensed businesses as long as they remain within the district.
City Leaders Discuss 50th Anniv. of Selma to Montgomery March
Senator Hank Sanders and other city leaders are discussing the plans for 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march.
The City's Plan to Help Lessen Congestion on Ann Street
One of the busiest streets in Montgomery is almost ready to change.
Harlem Ambassadors Helping to Raise Money
A local organization is teaming up with the Harlem Ambassadors to help raise money for a good cause.
Monster X Tour Back in Town
The monsters are back in town, but these aren't the ones hiding under your bed.
Enrollment for Obamacare Has Been Extended
The deadline for those wanting to enroll in Obamacare has been extended.
Art Splash 2015 Kicks Off Downtown
Nineteen artists from across the River Region came together Thursday night all in hopes of raising money for a good cause.
Alabama Leading Charge In Early Childhood Education
When it comes to many state rankings, Alabama doesn't always come in at the top spot, or even close. However, we are one of he best when it comes to early education, and Governor Robert Bentley held the first ever summit on the topic.
Gov. Bentley to Request $700 Million Tax, Revenue Package
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says he'll ask legislators to approve a $700 million tax and revenue package in the upcoming session.
17-year-old Body was Found in the Jones Community in Autauga Co.
This morning around 7:30 a.m. the body of a 17 year old was found in the Jones Community in Autauga Co.
An Autopsy Will be Performed on Eclectic Man Today
An autopsy will be performed today on the man who was found outside his home in Eclectic.
Alabama News Network Sponsors Senior Health & Wellness Expo
The cold weather can take its toll on our health, especially for senior citizens. Today's Alabama News Network Senior Health Expo aimed to keep seniors healthy and active in their communities.
Cold Weather and the Elderly
As temperatures drop across the country and here in the River Region, it can be especially hard on the elderly.
Former Coach Reggie Barlow files suit against ASU
Alabama State University's former football coach Reggie Barlow has filed suit against the university according to his Attorney Don Jackson.
HRC Petition
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Bentley Apologizes for Police Treatment of Indian Man
Alabama's governor apologized for what he called an "unfortunate use of excessive force" by a police officer against an Indian man, even as the officer in question pleaded not guilty to assault.
