Dozens of Mailboxes Vandalized in South Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Department is trying to find the vandals who destroyed more than 30 residential mailboxes in the southern part of the county.
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Montgomery Co. School Board Approves Virtual Learning Program
Virtual learning is coming to Montgomery Public Schools. The school board voted tonight to try out a new pilot program.
Lawmakers Unsure About Gambling, Lottery Budget Fix
Republican lawmakers are looking at all options to fix the budget this year. That includes expanded gambling and a lottery.
Local Reaction to Proposal of a State Lottery
Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh released information Monday from a study examining the impact of expanded gaming and a lottery in Alabama.
Republicans Looking At Lottery, Gambling For Budget Fix
Republican lawmakers are looking everywhere for money to fill the shortfall in the general fund budget, and that now includes possibly a lottery and expanded gaming. Some leaders say the state needs to look at the numbers before raising any taxes.
William Boyd Announces Candidacy for Montgomery City Council
William Boyd is running for Montgomery City Council.
Group of Former Students Celebrate Unusual Class Reunion
Former students of Davis Elementary School celebrated their elementary school class reunion.
Neighbors Looking Forward To New Maxwell Blvd Apartments
It's hard to miss the new construction along Maxwell Boulevard. The new apartments, called the heights, have been coming along for months now.
CrimeStoppers Program Helps Students Report Illegal Activity
There's no place immune to crime. That includes schools, where teachers, administrators and law enforcement count on students to be the first line of defense against dangerous activity.
High Schoolers Could Attend Virtual Schools
Raising your hand to ask the teacher a question could change for high schoolers in Alabama. If signed into law, school systems will have to come up with a way to incorporate online coursework, giving students the option for single classes to entire course loads.
Alabama House Votes Down Distracted Driver Bill
The Alabama House has blocked efforts to strengthen state laws against distracted driving.
Mixed Reactions on Medical Marijuana in Alabama
Medical marijuana gets the go ahead from Alabama lawmakers. But when it comes to people on the street, we got different reactions.
Medical Marijuana Passes Senate Committee
The room was packed with people waiting to hear if Alabama could become the next state to legalize safe access to medical marijuana. Some were excited when the bill passed the committee.
19th Annual "Take Back the Night" Against Sexual Violence
Lighthouse Counseling Center holds 19th annual Take Back the Night to take a stand against Sexual Violence.
Pike Road School Board Approves New Teachers
It was a big day for the town of Pike Road as the much anticipated school opening this fall just got 53 new teachers and an assistant principal.
New Details In Deadly Elmore County Crash
New information has been released about a wreck that killed an Elmore County deputy and three teens last November. A grand jury just finished its investigation, so officials can now talk about what happened that night.
Watch Text Win Keyword Giveaway
The Alabama News Network is giving viewers a chance to win a Harley Davidson from Harley Davidson of Montgomery.
Two Teens Killed in Car Crash
Two people are dead and another is injured after a car crash in Chilton County
Woman-Less Beauty Pageant Benefits Relay For Life
The Pike Road Ladies Auxiliary hosted it's annual Woman-less Beauty Pageant to benefit Relay For Life.
Thousands Take Part in 14th Annual Joy to Life Walk
The rain held off for the thousands of participants at Joy to Life's Walk of Life.
Governor Bentley Speaks to Physicians about Budget Crisis
Governor Bentley did not mix words as he addressed hundreds of physicians at the Renaissance hotel Friday night.
Civil Rights Activists Honor Roy Moore For Gay Marriage Stance
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.
Spice Drug a Public Health Epidemic in Montgomery
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 Co. Implementing Community Corrections Program
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.
Prattville Hosts 2015 Bassmaster Southern Open
Hundreds of anglers from all over the country are in Prattville -- competing in the 2015 Bass Pro Shop Bassmaster Southern Open.
