Along with next year’s 60th anniversary of the Montgomery Bus Boycott, is also the 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery March. Millions of dollars are being spent to fix up downtown Montgomery in preparation for them.
The Tallapoosa County district attorney says it’s unlikely that charges will be pursued against the owner of two dogs believed involved in the fatal mauling of a 4-year-old girl near Tallassee.
The police chief at Alabama State University is warning of a scam targeting students.
Legislation to get a Rosa Parks statue on Capitol grounds was dismissed last year toward the end of the legislative session.
After a lot of deliberation, the senate passed its version of the education budget this week.
Inside it, a $10 million cut for ASU, while no other public universities in the state saw dramatic cuts.
But how much of the budget does $10 million cover?
People at a Montgomery middle school hold a memorial for an 11-year-old student who was killed in a car crash. They want to make sure the short life of Naycha Knight is never forgotten.
A Phenix City woman is charged with stealing soldiers’ identities while working at the Fort Benning hospital in Georgia.
Alabama’s Republican governor and some Republican legislators are looking at maneuvering around a law they got enacted after taking control of the Legislature from Democrats.
Alabaster police found the body of a 19-month-old boy inside a burning car and charged with boy’s mother with reckless murder.
A new study from the Mayo Clinic finds that a doctor’s stethoscope has more bacteria on it than the doctor’s own hands after a single patient examination.
