Faulkner's Day of Service Across River Region
Faulkner University students, faculty and staff spend some time outside of the classroom today for a lesson devoted to giving back.
Montgomery Newsroom
Washington D.C. Pays Visit To Central Alabama VA Hospital
An important member of the national Veterans Affairs department paid a visit to the Central Alabama VA hospital. The hospital has had some trouble over the last year, with allegations concerning everything from long wait times to negligent staff.
Cloverdale Eyesore Being Demolished
The apartments along the 1000 block of Felder Avenue have sat empty for at least the past year. Neighbors say they are excited to see them finally coming down.
Trenholm College Pres.: Internal Email Sent Out Saying Beverly Ross Died
Alabama News Network wants to offer a clarification to our earlier report on Montgomery School board member Beverly Ross.
Food Truck Pop Up Lunch Serves Hungry Folks Downtown
If you were looking for a great place to cure your hunger pains, downtown Montgomery was the place to be.
New Bookstore Coming to Troy Montgomery Campus
Troy University leaders announce multiple improvements to the Montgomery campus.
Power Nearly Restored to all Montgomery Customers Affected by Strong Storm
The strong storm that blew through the Montgomery area Tuesday evening left thousands of people without power .
DA, Partners Work to Keep Kids in School, Decrease Suspensions
School is now back in session and Montgomery leaders are working to keep kids in school and out of trouble.
Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard Gets Trial Delayed
A judge has tentatively pushed backed indicted House Speaker Mike Hubbard's ethics trial until a date in March that overlaps with the 2016 legislative session.
Remembering Julian Bond In Montgomery
Starting as a young activist, then moving onto the political scene as a Georgia lawmaker and eventual chairman of the NAACP, Julian Bond witnessed and helped shape the civil rights movement like few others. Many were saddened to hear of his death over the weekend at age 75.
Blue Bell Ice Cream to Return to Montgomery Soon
Texas-based Blue Bell Creameries say Montgomery will be part of the first phase in returning the company's ice cream to store shelves following a recall.
Gov. Bentley Endorses John Kasich for President
Gov. Robert Bentley has endorsed Ohio Gov. John Kasich for the Republican presidential nomination, saying he has the executive level experience and background necessary to lead.
Montgomery Police Make Fourth Arrest in Homicide Case
The Montgomery Police Department has announced the fourth arrest in a homicide case.
Pedestrian Struck, Killed in Macon County
Alabama state troopers say a pedestrian was struck and killed south of Tuskegee.
Young Bucks Learning The Ropes
The last day of the expo was full of shopping... Shooting... And sharing. Younger hunters and outdoor lovers were all more than ready to hear advice and wisdom from marksmen with more experience.
Longtime Civil Rights Activist Julian Bond Dead at 75
Julian Bond, a civil rights activist and longtime board chairman of the NAACP, has died. He was 75.
Episcopalians mark 50th Anniversary of Civil Rights Martyr Jonathan Daniels
Friday evening Episcopalians gathered at St. John's Episcopal Church in downtown Montgomery.
908th Airlift Wing Celebrating 75 Years Of Paratroopers
For 75 years, the military has been using paratroopers across the globe. And the 908th Airlift Wing at Maxwell is helping to celebrate that special anniversary this weekend.
Montgomery Awarded For Advanced Technology
Cities like Huntsville get a lot of press for being ahead of the technology curve. But today the city of Montgomery received an award, beating out others across the state.
Pike Road School Now Open
Pike Road made history by welcoming students to its brand new school for the new school district.
Sunnyside Daycare Claims to be Consolidated into One Case
The public health department's initial reports show more than 80 children became ill with Staph infection because of something they ate at Sunnyside Daycare on June 23rd.
Man Shot and Killed in Montgomery
Montgomery police are investigating the shooting death of a man.
Former President Jimmy Carter Has Cancer
Former President Jimmy Carter says he has cancer and will undergo treatment at an Atlanta hospital.
Groups Work for Solutions to Alabama's Problems
Finding solutions to some of the toughest issues facing Alabama was the topic today at the state capitol.
Former Autaugaville VFD Chief Pleads Guilty to Felony Ethics Violation
Attorney General Luther Strange has announced that a former fire chief for the Autaugaville Volunteer Fire Department has pleaded guilty to a felony violation of the ethics law.
