50 in Mobile for Distinguished Young Woman
Fifty participants in the Distinguished Young Women program are in Mobile for two weeks of activities leading up to the final night on June 28.
Fifty participants in the Distinguished Young Women program are in Mobile for two weeks of activities leading up to the final night on June 28.
A judge will consider lowering the bond for an Alabama man charged with killing a sex offender who sexually abused his daughter.
Fortune Magazine has released a list of the ten most politically corrupt states and Alabama is on that list.
Clint Dempsey scored one of fastest goals in World Cup history and John Brooks scored the game winner on a header in the 86th minute of a 2-1 U.S. victory over Ghana.
An Alabama State University professor has filed a lawsuit against ASU for racial discrimination.
John Garland says he was targeted by the historically black university because he’s white.
Two women who work at a Millbrook massage parlor have been arrested on charges of prostitution.
The city of Prattville is bringing more nightlife to its downtown. We were the first station to bring you the announcement as city leaders hope the concerts not only bring people to downtown, but also business.
The Little Harlem Club in Opp could be shutdown permanently after a shooting last week inside the building left one man dead and several other injured.
General Motors is recalling 3.2 million more cars in the U.S. because of ignition switch problems.
The Obama administration and its congressional allies are stepping up their push for congressional action on a higher minimum wage.