If you saw a group of women and men running through Montgomery wearing red dresses, don’t be alarmed. It was all for a good cause.
It was a day of glitz and glam for a group of young girls at Wetumpka High School, and it was for a good cause as well.
Fortis College graduated its first ever nursing class tonight with the ceremony held at Frazier Methodist College.
Students are getting lessons during Black History Month thanks to an educational tour right in the heart of where the Voting Rights movement began, Selma.
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.
Alabama will hold its fourth annual sales tax holiday, beginning Friday, February 20, 2015 at 12:01 a.m. and ending Sunday, February 22, 2015 at 12 midnight, giving shoppers the opportunity to purchase certain severe weather preparedness items free of state sales tax.
If you have multiple arrest warrants in Greenville. Police are giving you a second chance.
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.
From segregation, to voting rights, to jobs, there have been many causes that prompted people to rally.
Senator Hank Sanders and other city leaders are discussing the plans for 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march.
