The rain held off for the thousands of participants at Joy to Life's Walk of Life.

Governor Bentley did not mix words as he addressed hundreds of physicians at the Renaissance hotel Friday night.

The award was presented by the Coalition of African American Pastors, a national group that's about 7,000 strong. They say Moore earned the award because he's defending civil rights.

Montgomery's mayor is calling a rash of medical emergency calls in the last week due to the drug Spice a public health epidemic.

Tallapoosa County is implementing a new program to ease overcrowding at state prisons and local jails. To do that, they're letting some inmates back into the community early under strict guidelines.

Hundreds of anglers from all over the country are in Prattville -- competing in the 2015 Bass Pro Shop Bassmaster Southern Open.

The family of fallen officer David Colley held a press conference Thursday afternoon to thank the public for their support.

State prison officials say they're investigating a fatal stabbing at Staton Correctional Facility in Elmore.

Attorney General Luther Strange is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold a lethal injection drug that Alabama plans to use at is next execution.

An Alabama Senate committee is giving approval to a bill that would repeal Common Core standards in Alabama public schools.

Indicted House Speaker Mike Hubbard is in an Opelika courtroom for a potentially key hearing ahead of his fall trial on felony ethics charges.

If you want to test your luck and buy a lottery ticket, you could travel to almost any state in the nation. That means big money for winners and state governments alike. Just one reason Representative Craig Ford says now is the time to give people the choice.

Last April, the Alabama River got up to about 40 feet, flooding much of the downtown riverwalk. It's not quite the almost 60 feet from 1961, but it still shut down business for about a week.