Obama Asks for $50 million to Restore Civil Rights Sites
The White House is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act by earmarking $50 million to restore key civil rights areas around the nation.
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Portraits of Governor George, Lurleen Wallace Removed from Capitol Rotunda
Portraits of governors George and Lurleen Wallace have been removed from the rotunda in the state capitol and relocated to a hallway on the first floor.
No Extension For Same Sex Marriage Delay
Same sex marriage is one step closer to a reality in Alabama. This after a circuit court rejects an appeal from Attorney General Luther Strange to continue a stay after the state's ban was overturned.
What's Next For The Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin Factory?
Prattville's historic cotton gin has been empty for more than three years now, but now that the historic Prattville redevelopment Authority has bought it, what's next?
Elmore County Black History Museum Tour
Some local middle schoolers go back in time at the Elmore County Black History Museum in Wetumpka.
Four Star Athlete McGiff Not Expected to Sign With Auburn
Four-star athlete D'anfernee McGriff has decommitted from Auburn and is not expected to sign with the Tigers on national signing day tomorrow. According to 24-7 sports, the 6'1, 230 pound running back from Florida is having a few issues with…
Governor Bentley Says Higher Taxes Are on The Way
Bentley spoke to state legislators and business leaders at a mobile area chamber of commerce luncheon yesterday.
Second Harper Lee Novel to be Published in July
"To Kill a Mockingbird" will not be Harper Lee's only published book after all.
Should Measles Vaccinations be Mandatory?
Measles are on the rise across the nation and public health officials are urging parents to get their children vaccinated from this highly contagious disease.
Alabama Lawmakers Say There Would be Conflict if Gay Marriage Allowed
The Alabama attorney general's office argues the state will be thrown into confusion and conflict if same-sex weddings begin next week.
Is Montgomery Ready for Selma to Montgomery March?
Next month, tens of thousands of people will descend on the capital city for all of the events commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march.
Sheriff's Deputies Clash With Drone
There are new concerns today over drone technology after an incident with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. Deputies are keeping their eyes on the skies after a private drone flew over a crime scene this past friday.
Haynes Ambulance Service Setting Up in Independence and Pine Level
Emergency response time just got shorter for residents living in Autauga County.
MPS Delays Magnet Application Process
Montgomery Public Schools have delayed the magnet application process. It has been pushed back until February 9 a week from today.
Hubbard Spends Nearly $300,000 on Legal Fees
Indicted Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard has used campaign funds to pay nearly $300,000 in legal feels over the last year.
Missing Hope
Imagine going years without knowing what happened to a loved one who vanished without a trace.
Suspects Caught on Camera Robbing Prattville Humane Shelter
Prattville police need your help identifying two men they say broke into the Prattville Humane Shelter.
Prattville Police Arrest a Man After Terror Threats
Prattville police have arrested a man after receiving complaints of possible terror threats.
Relative of Rosa Parks to Speak About Her Detroit Years
A relative of Rosa Parks, whose refusal to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus endures as a key moment in the civil rights movement, is sharing details about her later life in Detroit.
Super Bowl Draws Big Crowds for Mugshots
Super Bowl XLIX is underway in Arizona, and Mugshots Grill and Bar in Montgomery is having a busy night
Elderly Woman Hospitalized After Overnight Fire
A 91-year old woman is in critical condition after a fire in Montgomery.
Local Church Hosts Mardi Gras Themed Race
First United Methodist Church played host to a 5K, 8K, and 1-mile Fun Run today in Montgomery.
Prattville Holds Annual Mardi Gras Parade
The city of Prattville held its eleventh annual Mardi Gras parade Saturday.
Two Children Who Died In House Fire, Laid to Rest
Two young children lose their lives in a Montgomery house fire earlier this month. And Saturday family and friends said their final goodbyes.
Rev. Jesse Jackson Visits Montgomery
The Reverend Jesse Jackson spoke to students at Alabama State University Friday. He told them the fight for voting rights is still going on today and students need to take responsibility for bringing change.
