Stop the Violence Rally in Remembrance of Centennial Hill Bar Victims
The new year brought grieving families together for a concert and rally Wednesday night in hopes of helping to ease the violence in 2014.
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Alabama and Oklahoma are ready for blueblood battle in Sugar Bowl
Whatever Bob Stoops may have said about the overall strength of the Southeastern Conference, that apparently doesn’t apply when it comes to the challenge he sees before 11th-ranked Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl.
Old Traditions Ring In The New Year
Some Greenville restaurants are serving up what some people call old southern tradition, with tables full of people eating special foods on the first day of the new year to make sure 2014 will be full of good fortune.
Downtown Countdown Organizers Say Event Was Success
Last night, Alabama News Network brought you live coverage of Montgomery’s Downtown Countdown which brought thousands of people to one of the city’s biggest events — the crowds were large, so was it a success?
Shooting Leaves A Troy University Student Dead
A shooting in Crenshaw County that investigators say involved two Troy University students leaves one person dead.
2014 Brings Change To Alabama Voting Law
2014 will change the way that some people vote in the state of Alabama.
Man Arrested for Manslaughter in Death of 18-Year-Old Woman
The Crenshaw County Sheriff’s Office says a 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an 18-year-old woman.
Fireworks and Confetti Ring in 2014 in Downtown Montgomery
A spectacular fireworks show and massive drops of confetti were just some of the ways 2014 was welcomed in downtown Montgomery.
Prattville Couple Gets Engaged During New Year’s Celebration
2014 is already starting off great for a Prattville couple, who got engaged on Live TV during the “Downtown Countdown” New Year’s celebration in Montgomery.
Mayor Pleased with “Downtown Countdown” New Year’s Celebration
Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange was Live on our coverage of the “Downtown Countdown” New Year’s celebration, saying he was pleased at the turnout.
