A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a former Auburn police officer who had accused the police department of using a quota system in making traffic stops. The Opelika-Auburn News reports that District Judge W. Harold Albritton on Monday dismissed the case filed by Justin Hanners. Hanners maintained he was fired because of his opposition to the system he said…
Two New York state lawmakers say more than 100 workers at the Remington Arms manufacturing plant in the Mohawk Valley are being laid off as the company shifts two of its assembly lines to Alabama.
The three boys who found an abandoned baby in Montgomery earlier this month will be recognized at tomorrow’s city council meeting.
The Montgomery County Humane Society needs your help. More and more animals are coming in — some of the highest numbers they’ve received in years and that means a rise in medical costs. Humane society officials say they’re struggling to get that extra money.
The Butler County Sheriff’s Office needs your help finding two suspects after a meth lab bust.
In Butler County, one school is testing out a new program that makes breakfast and lunch FREE for all students, and some teachers say it is helping in the classroom.
College students across the state are returning to campus this week.
But with the unemployment in the state rising to 7% and student loan debt at an all time high, is it worth it?
A Columbus woman has been charged with murder and aggravated assault after police arrested her for shooting and killing another woman early Sunday morning in the parking lot of a Columbus restaurant.
Officials from Chi Omega Fraternity say a member of the organization’s University of Alabama chapter has been expelled for a racially offensive post that was distributed via social media over the weekend.
A judge is laying the final groundwork for the capital murder trial of an Alabama woman accused of making her 9-year-old granddaughter run until she collapsed and died.
