Plans are in the works to bring an all boys school to Montgomery.

The Alabama News Network Facebook page is filled with reaction to how a mother used police to teach her 10-year-old son a lesson he'll probably never forget.

Some people are fearful that Alabama could be home to more gambling addicts if legislation leads to an expansion of gambling in the state.

Riots in the streets of Baltimore sent the city into chaos over the past few weeks over an arrest that was thought to be unjust by some.

It's been a week since Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh brought up the idea of gambling as a budget solution. Now, he's filed a bill that would add table games and bring a lottery to the state, if approved by Alabama voters that is.

WindCreek Casino Wetumpka along with its sister properties in Montgomery and Atmore do very well for themselves.

Lawmakers are seriously looking at gambling and a new lottery to help solve the state's budget shortfall. Something Governor Robert Bentley says is a terrible idea.

Scientists at Alabama State University are on the cutting edge of research to help fight the obesity epidemic in Alabama and they're doing it on a very small scale but with big results.

Aretha Bettis announces to the crowd gathered for the Relay for Life event Friday night in Montgomery that she is cancer free. She not only beat it once, but twice.

Built in 1954, the normandale mall used to be the the place to shop in Montgomery. Things have changed as the city has grew, but Charlie Reed is working hard to bring businesses back.

You could soon be paying a little more sales tax in Tallapoosa County. The County Commission is considering a proposal to raise the tax by one cent.

Unlike the general fund, the education budget has already cleared one of the houses. But some preschool programs are hoping to see it pass both soon so they can finish planning for next year.

Alabama's top Republicans are responding to a proposal by a senate leader that suggests legalizing gambling in the state would bring in more than 400 million dollars, solving the state's budget shortfall.

Dhirendra Parajuli owns "Taste of India" restaurant in Montgomery. He looks over pictures from his hometown of Kathmandu, Nepal-- now unrecognizable after last weekend's massive earthquake.

The three bills would have a big impact on abortions in Alabama. One would require clinics to stay at least 2000 feet away from schools, which would shut down one in Huntsville.

The war against drugs in Alabama is intensifying.

It's an 11 week course that will teach a group of citizens how police go about conducting investigations among other things.