Midland City Hostages Helps Recognize Victims’ Aid
Midland City hostage survivor Ethan Gillman joined federal officials in Montgomery to observe Crime Victims’ Rights Week by recognizing groups that help crime victims.
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Governor Bentley Signs Crowd Funding Law
Alabamians are being given a new way to raise money to start a small business.
IRS Expects 142,000 Alabamians to See Extensions
The Internal Revenue Service predicts about 142,000 Alabamians will request an extension on filing their tax returns by April 15.
Superintendent to Discuss New Standardized Tests
Alabama Superintendent Tommy Bice will hold a briefing Wednesday on the new standardized tests that public school students will take later this month.
Two Arrested in Moonshine Bust in Lowndes County
The Lowndes County Sheriff and the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board bust up two moonshine stills and arrest two people.
Flooding Washes Away Part of Macon County Road
Heavy rain and flooding has washed out several roads in Macon County.
County Road 30 has been split in two completely washing out the pipe and waterline.
Auburn Fan Who Ran On Field After Iron Bowl Appears in Court
An Auburn fan who says he was the victim of law enforcement brutality after the Iron Bowl appeared in court today.
As Pike Road Grows, Residents Say More Services Are Needed
The Town of Pike Road will see some major changes in the next few years, according to Mayor Gordon Stone.
Governor Asks Non-Profit Organization For Help With Prisons
Gov. Robert Bentley and other state officials are asking the Council of State Governments Justice Center for help in improving the state’s troubled prison system.
High Waters Begin To Flood Areas In Wetumpka And Montgomery
From Montgomery — over-flowing rivers in our area are getting higher by the minute. The waters are now reaching land and Alabama Power officials say they’re doing everything they can to keep it under control.
