"Live and Listen" Brings Live Music to Capital City
The Scarlet Begonias, a Grateful Dead cover band performs live at The Warehouse in downtown Montgomery Friday night.
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Christians Use Good Friday To Bring People Together
Many Christians are observing Good Friday, the day that Jesus was crucified.
Legislature Takes Steps to Fix Alabama's Prison Problem
The Alabama Senate has passed a bill to reform the state's corrections system.
One-on-One with Gov. Robert Bentley
Gov. Robert Bentley sits down with Alabama News Network Anchor Darryl Hood to talk about the need for more revenue in the face of a state budget shortfall.
Montgomery Co. Sheriff's Office to Release New Phone App
We're taking action tonight with a story you'll only see here on Alabama News Network. One law enforcement agency in the River Region is taking to an app to help cut crime and help keep you safe.
Market Hopes to Fill Need for Downtown Grocery Store
Downtown Montgomery is making strides to help bring more groceries to the area. And one market is doing what it can to help meet the need.
Ticket Sales Down for SLE Rodeo
While the SLE Rodeo a few weeks ago in Montgomery brought in about the same attendance as last year, ticket sales were down. That means changes may be on the way.
Religious Freedom Act Reaction
Alabama is in the process of passing a Religious Freedom Act.
Seven from Alabama Shot During Party in Panama City Beach
Seven people are injured after an overnight shooting in Panama City Beach.
Prayer Vigil Held For Child Crime Victims
Years after family members disappeared those left behind are not giving up hope. Saturday organizations came together holding a vigil for missing children and victims of crime.
Treating Spring Allergies
Spring is in the air, but it can also mean dreaded allergies for many.
Is Montgomery Bicycle Friendly?
A statewide bicycle summit is taking place this weekend to help make Alabama a more bicycle friendly state.
Wetumpka Residents Worried Water Pressure Destroying Homes
Some Wetumpka residents are worried that the city's water pressure is destroying their homes. But officials with the city's water works say that isn't the case at all and that the pressure hasn't changed.
Daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Speaks in Montgomery
Dr. Bernice King, the daughter of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., spoke at the Alabama Capitol as part of the 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery civil rights march.
Daughter of Gov. George Wallace Speaks in Montgomery
The daughter of Gov. George Wallace, Peggy Wallace Kennedy, spoke in Montgomery at the 50th anniversary commemoration of the Selma to Montgomery march.
Montgomery to Selma March Brings Unique Stories, Faces to Capital City
Each one of the thousands of marchers has a unique story, a special reason for being here.
Plans for March from St. Jude to Capitol
As Montgomery commemorates the final leg of the Selma to Montgomery March, the route from St. Jude to the State Capitol will be filled with thousands of marchers.
Renewed Effort To Bring Wallace Portraits Back To Capitol Rotunda
State Auditor Jim Zeigler is calling again for the portraits of Governors George and Lurleen Wallace to be returned to the capitol rotunda. They were moved and taken off the visitor tour route a couple of months ago.
Expectations for 2016 Presidential Race with Political Analyst Steve Flowers
Republican Senator Ted Cruz talked to students at Liberty University Monday confirming he is running for the White House.
Jazz Artists Entertained at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
Some local jazz artists entertained the public with some smooth music today at the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
Selma to Montgomery March Inspires New Art Exhibit
The National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African American Studies is doing its part to showcase art inspired by the Selma to Montgomery march
Woman Returns to Church on Historic Route After 60+ Years
This Wednesday crowds from all across the country will be in Montgomery for the 50th anniversary of the completion of the Selma to Montgomery March. And for some of those people the journey's personal.
Walking Classroom Event Commemorating Selma-Montgomery March Begins
Students from across the country are getting a once in a lifetime experience.
Students Relive Selma's History With Walking Classroom
Tents cover the ground outside of the Lowndes Interpretive Center just outside of Selma. It's a site that once held marchers pushing for civil rights. Now it holds about 75 students looking to learn from history.
