Sleep-Related Infant Deaths Happening on Sofas
A study in the journal "Pediatrics" finds about 13% of sleep related infant deaths happen on sofas.
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Parents Not Using Car Seats Correctly
Many parents are not using car seats correctly when they drive their newborns home from the hospital.
Senior Citizen Hall of Fame Class of 2014
There is now a Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Class of 2014.
All American City Quilt tour stops in Montgomery
The 2014 All American City Quilt tour makes a pit stop in the capital city
Man Convicted of Shooting Over Card Game
A Dothan man is now facing a possible life sentence after a jury convicted him of shooting a man in the face during a card game.
Eclectic Hosts 22nd Annual Cotton Festival
Saturday was the 22nd annual Cotton Festival in Eclectic.
"A Call to Men" Hosts Domestic Violence Seminar
On Saturday, a group of women...and men gathered to raise awareness for domestic violence
Teenager Charged With Stabbing Uncle After Uncle Told Him to Stay in School
Selma Police make an arrest in an early morning stabbing.
Troy University Celebrates Homecoming with Tailgate, Pep Rally
It's homecoming at Troy University! It's an exciting time for students, alumni and fans.
Prattville Residents Concerned With Vandalized Signs
The work of vandals is raising concerns for people in Prattville. City leaders say what's happening not only affects what you see driving in and out of town, but it's also becoming a safety concern.
Healthy Lifestyle Could Prevent Bowel Cancer
A healthier lifestyle may help prevent bowel cancer according to German researchers.
Prostate Cancer Surgery Could Affect Cholesterol
Men who have had prostate cancer surgery may want to watch their cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
New Hope for Type 1 Diabetes
Harvard researchers say they've taken a giant step forward in finding a cure for type 1 diabetes.
20 Barrel Moonshine Still Destroyed in Pike Co.
A still capable of producing 140 gallons of illegal moonshine a week is destroyed in Pike County.
Montgomery Regional Airport Seeing Double Digit Increase in Foot Traffic
An update to a story we brought you back in March. Montgomery Regional Airport is seeing a rise in its number of passengers just months after airport reps told Alabama News Network low foot traffic was a problem.
Alabama Department of Corrections Continues to Add More Officers
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Recruiting new officers remains a top priority for the Alabama Department of Corrections.
Montgomery Business Leaders Create First Ever Black Chamber Of Commerce
From Montgomery -- some black business leaders are starting an organization they say advocates for creation, growth and the general welfare of the community. Alabama News Network was the first to find out about the city's first ever Black Chamber of Commerce.
Santorum Stops In Troy
We are less than one month to election day. And the countdown means some big names are hoping to drum up support at the polls.
Alabama's voter registration deadline Oct. 20
Alabama's chief election official is reminding residents that the deadline to register to vote in the general election is Oct. 20.
New Hope for "Bubble Boy" Disease
New hope for boys with SCID-X1, or bubble boy disease.
Healthy Lifestyle Can Lower Stroke Risk for Women
New evidence shows a healthy lifestyle can slash a woman's risk of stroke in half.
Men More Likely to Develop Osteoporosis
Startling new statistics show millions of men are at risk for osteoporosis.
No political debates this election season?
Voters will head to the polls on November 4th to vote for governor, attorney general and other state and local offices.
Montgomery County recent crimes has residents on high alert
A rash of crime has residents on high alert. Authorities are now investigating dozens of car burglaries and a violent home invasion.
Selma charity benefits from fair donations
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma charity gets a huge donation thanks to thousands of children who attended Alabama News Network Kids Day at the 58th Annual Central Alabama Fair in Selma.
