WEB EXTRA: Oprah Talks About her Return to Selma
Oprah returns to Selma with the cast and crew of "SELMA' Movie
Montgomery Newsroom
Gov. Bentley Talks Pre-K and Prisons in Inaugural Address
Gov. Robert Bentley says there are no easy solutions to the state's budget and prison problems.
Oprah"s Interview
It was a huge day in the city of Selma as thousands of people flood into the city to meet the cast and crew of the movie "SELMA".
Bentley Said He Wants State's Prekindergarten Program
Gov. Robert Bentley said by the end of his second term that he wants every Alabama 4-year-old to be able to attend the state's voluntary pre-kindergarten program.
Bentley Takes Oath of Office for Second Term
Gov. Robert Bentley has taken the oath of office to begin his second term as governor.
Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey Makes History for Republicans
Kay Ivey has become the first Republican in Alabama history to have two consecutive terms as lieutenant governor.
200+ Rescue Animals Flown From Greenville to Florida
More than 200 dogs, along with some cats, from across the state got the ride of their lives, to save their lives.
Joe Sedinger Sworn In As Autauga Co. Sheriff
In front of a crowded courtroom, Chief Deputy Joe Sedinger became Sheriff Joe Sedinger. It was standing room only for the official ceremony. "I had a lot of people tell me they were going to be here and I really didn't think this many was going to show up," said Sedinger.
Andre Brunson Sworn in as Macon County Sheriff
Macon County has a new sheriff for the first time in twenty years, and he's promising a change in law enforcement cooperation in the county.
Gov. Bentley and Peru's Ambassador to the U.S. Sign Memorandum of Understanding
Alabama's governor and Peru's ambassador to the United States are set to sign a memorandum to strengthen ties and promote cooperation between the state and the South American country.
Walmart Shooting Raises Safety Concerns
Police are still searching for a suspect in last night's shooting at the Walmart on Eastern Boulevard that sent two people to the hospital. Public Safety Director Chris Murphy says he still believes the area is safe, but some business owners aren't so sure.
Rally Held Asking For Alabama Charter Schools
Alabama is one of only eight states with no charter school legislation.
Arrest Made in Fatal Car Crash
Alabama State Troopers have filed murder charges against the driver in a fatal crash in Elmore county, saying he had been drinking and was speeding when the wreck happened.
Troy's Student TV Program Trojan Vision Adds Montgomery Bureau
Troy University's student television program Trojan Vision is expanding.
Two People Shot Outside Montgomery Wal-Mart
Montgomery Police are investigating a shooting at the Wal-Mart on Eastern Blvd. in Montgomery.
Search Continues for Tuskegee Shooting Suspect
Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford says city police believe one shooter is behind the weekend shooting that injured four Tuskegee University students.
Shootout Leads to Manhunt in Montgomery
Montgomery police are searching for suspects after an apparent shootout this morning.
Accusations of Negligence Against City Jail in Inmate's Death
The family of a Montgomery man who died in the city jail this week want to know what happened and why they were left in the dark.
"Alabama Science In Motion" Celebrates 20 Years
"Alabama Science in Motion" Celebrates 20 Years Tuesday night of serving over one million students with a hands-on and innovative approach to science education.
SBI Investigating a Death of a City Jail Inmate
The State Bureau of investigations (SBI) is investigating the death of a Montgomery city Jail inmate at the request of police chief John Brown.
Social Media Buzzing About Controversial Billboard
People are talking on social media about a controversial billboard that has gone up in the state. The sign is located in Springville over exit 154 off interstate 59.
Ground Broke for the Future Peter Crump Baseball Complex
A ceremony was held today for the official ground breaking of the future Peter Crump baseball complex.
Hearing to be Held in Dispute Over MLK Bible, Nobel Medal
One of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s sons declined to say Tuesday whether his father's 1964 Nobel Peace Prize and traveling Bible would be sold if a judge rules they belong to the civil rights icon's estate.
2 Members of Tuskegee Airmen Die on the Same Day
Two members of the Tuskegee Airmen — the famed all-black squadron that flew in World War II — died on the same day. The men, lifelong friends who enlisted together, were 91.
Mike Hubbard Reelected as House Speaker
The newly elected Alabama Legislature begins its organizational session Tuesday, but the leadership will look much like the old Legislature.
