Partners in one of the South's prominent African-American law firms have asked the Alabama Supreme Court to remove the trial judge in a lawsuit over how to divide fees from the landmark black farmers' discrimination case.
Bill cosby is coming to the Montgomery Performing arts center in October! It's part of his "Far From Finished Tour."
Miss America 2004 Erika Dunlap participated in ASU's Booked on Heritage event. Doctor Kim Brown read from her acclaimed children's book "Queen like me - the true stories of girls who have changed the world.
The director of the Veterans Administration health services in central Alabama says he's eliminated paper waiting lists, added staff and worked to bring stability to an operation that has some of the longest patient waiting lists in the country.
Alabama's governor says he's not surprised by problems in the Veterans Administration health care system because he saw them years ago when he was a young doctor working in VA hospitals in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa.
A group pushing for changes in Alabama's prison system is calling for a new warden at St. Clair Correctional Facility because of inmate violence.
Federal prosecutors say a former Ku Klux Klan officer had pleaded guilty to perjury in a case involving a cross burning in Ozark.
A building that has stood out in Montgomery for many years is getting a new role.
Alabama Department of Corrections officials are refuting a report by a human rights organization that criticizes health care in state prisons.
Alabama's attorney general has been selected to serve as Southeast regional chair of the National Association of Attorneys General.
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel faces questions from congress on last month's prisoner swap for U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl.
The former Head Elementary School on Atlanta Highway has sat vacant for years...but now the building is getting ready to be sold.
An Alabama congresswoman says she was misled about steps being taken to correct the falsification of records at Veterans Administration health centers in central Alabama.
Two former candidates for Place 2 on the Alabama Public Service Commission have endorsed former Greene County Commission Chairman Chip Beeker in the Republican runoff July 15.
The farmer's market on Madison Avenue is open again.
Jess Meuse is back in Alabama to sit down with us for an Exclusive interview to talk about her American Idol experience.
A Montgomery judge has overturned the Alabama Accountability Act, saying parts of the act are unconstitutional.
A Montgomery school is remembering those who lost their lives in a boating tragedy.
Dr. Tonea Stewart says she had thought the day she heard of Maya Angelou's death would be hard. She tells us about a time she met Angelou while she was a faculty member at Jackson State in Jackson, Mississippi, and she entertained the literary legend at her home.
Kim Hungate is a grandmother who's returned to school -- to work.
City officials want something done about them before next year's civil right's anniversaries.
The SEC recently announced new football schedules. Some long-time cross-divisional rival teams will now wait years to play each other.. unless they both make it to the SEC Championship Game.
Montgomery night club and bar owners have 90 days from today to get all of their security certified.
City councilmen voted unanimously to establish guidelines for the location of title pawn and pay day loan companies.
Georgia, Kentucky, Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Idaho, and Oregon will all be deciding who will be representing the people.
