TES Archers Place 2nd In State Competition
Troy Elementary School's proud of some sharp shooters.
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Top State Basketball Prospect Dazon Ingram Picks Alabama
Mr. Basketball for the state of Alabama has chosen to re-commit to the Crimson Tide.
Prattville Hosts 2015 Bassmaster Southern Open
Hundreds of anglers from all over the country are in Prattville -- competing in the 2015 Bass Pro Shop Bassmaster Southern Open.
Fallen MPD Officer David Colley's Family Speaks Out to say 'Thank you'
The family of fallen officer David Colley held a press conference Thursday afternoon to thank the public for their support.
Annual Bassmasters Tournament now underway in Prattville
Lots of folks are competing in the 2015 Bass Pro Shops Bassmasters Tournament in Prattville for cash and other prizes.
Blake Sims Visits Carver High School
Former starting University of Alabama quarterback was in Montgomery Thursday. The record-breaking football player made a stop at Carver High School.
2 out of 6 Stolen Bullock Co. Shelter Dogs Found
An update on the case of six dogs stolen from of the Bullock County Humane Society's animal shelter.
Inmate Dies after Being Stabbed at Staton Prison in Elmore
State prison officials say they're investigating a fatal stabbing at Staton Correctional Facility in Elmore.
Strange Wants U.S. Supreme Court to Uphold Execution Drug
Attorney General Luther Strange is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a lethal injection drug that Alabama plans to use at is next execution.
Alabama Revenue Commissioner Warns Against Tax Fraud
Alabama's revenue commissioner says there may be a threat looming over your income tax refund check.
Alabama College Students Speak Out about Abortion Bill
Some Alabama college students packed the state house to speak out against a new abortion bill.
Park Crossing High School Student Dies after Being Hit by 18-Wheeler
A student at Park Crossing High School in Montgomery has died after being hit by an 18-wheeler.
Local Reaction to Aaron Hernandez Sentencing
Aaron Hernandez is just the latest headline of an athlete falling from grace. Sports analyst John Longshore says it can be a difficult subject for coaches to address.
Secretary Specer Collier Warns Against ALEA Budget Cuts
A dire warning tonight about the proposed cut to the state's law enforcement agency budget.
New Selma School Superintendent Hits the Ground Running
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Its the first week on the job for the new superintendent of Selma City Schools -- and she's already implementing her plan to move the district forward.
Senate Committee Approves Repeal of Common Core Standards
An Alabama Senate committee is giving approval to a bill that would repeal Common Core standards in Alabama public schools.
House Speaker Mike Hubbard in Court for Motions Hearing
Indicted House Speaker Mike Hubbard is in an Opelika courtroom for a potentially key hearing ahead of his fall trial on felony ethics charges.
Fate of Historic Selma Hotel Uncertain
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The historic St. James Hotel in Selma is once again under new management -- and its buzzing with activity during the city's spring tourism season.
Local Reaction to State Lottery
Lawmakers are working to bring a lottery to Alabama, and we want to know what you think.
Odds Of Lottery In Alabama
If you want to test your luck and buy a lottery ticket, you could travel to almost any state in the nation. That means big money for winners and state governments alike. Just one reason Representative Craig Ford says now is the time to give people the choice.
Residents Concerned Over Troy Road Projects
Troy residents voice their concerns about the recently announced road project, that's the largest endeavor in recent city history.
Pike Co. Commission Meeting Heats Up Over Rock Building
The rock building in downtown Troy is a historic building. But for nearly 20 years, it's been vacant.
MPS' MPACT Holds Recruitment Expo
Montgomery Public Schools students had the opportunity to learn about MPACT and what programs the technical school provides.
State Budget Still Not Balanced as Mid-term Approaches
As the mid-term of the general session approaches, the general fund budget is still not balanced. And may have to call for drastic measures by Governor Bentley.
Heavy Rain Brings Flood Concerns
Last April, the Alabama River got up to about 40 feet, flooding much of the downtown riverwalk. It's not quite the almost 60 feet from 1961, but it still shut down business for about a week.
