Tear Downs In Montgomery For Selma To Montgomery March Anniversary
Big changes are on the way in preparation for the 50th Anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery March, and some say those changes may mean more than just a face lift to the city.
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Youths Rally To Support Medicaid Expansion
Hundreds of alabama youth gather on the capitol steps today to rally for medicaid expansion.
Alabama is one of about 20 states who have decided to not to expand medicaid.
The rally was filled not only with speeches and testimonies, but also music and art.
Montgomery Police Department Introduces New K-9
We’re taking action against crime tonight. There’s a new member of the Montgomery Police force — and he’s of the four legged variety!
Alabama set to play USC to open 2016 season
The University of Alabama football team will open the 2016 season in the Cowboys Classic against Southern California at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Clyde Chambliss Wins Runoff Election for Senate District 30 Seat
Clyde Chambliss secured the republican nomination for the Senate District 30 seat last night, after months of campaigning.
Brunson Wins Macon County Sheriff’s Race
Tuesday night Macon County voters elected a new sheriff after 20 years. Andre Brunson, a 24 year patrol deputy and current Chief of Security of Macon County Schools, won over Marcus Walker with more than 60 percent of the vote. Brunson says he is grateful for everyone who has supported him. “It feels good. Been a long time coming since…
Ziegler Wins Republican Runoff for State Auditor
Alabama’s “Mr. 49 Percent” needs a new nickname.
Chambliss Wins District 30 State Senate Seat Runoff
Prattville City Council member Clyde Chambliss Jr. has defeated businessman Harris Garner in the Republican runoff for Alabama Senate District 30.
Low Voter Turnouts for Autauga and Montgomery Counties
Both Autauga and Montgomery Counties have had fairly low turn outs. Election officials say that’s because this is a run-off election.
LB Johnson Back At Tennessee, Intent On Winning
Tennessee’s A.J. Johnson admitted his decision to stay with the Volunteers or head to the NFL was one of the toughest he’s ever had to make.
