Lawmakers have called it quits for the regular session one day early, passing the general fund budget early Thursday. That's a general fund budget that was quickly vetoed by the governor, so lawmakers will definitely be returning for a special session.

The Alabama Department of Tourism is trying a new method of connecting Alabama makers to business owners who can sell their products.

The Alabama Tourism Department wants to help get more Alabama made products in gift shops across the state.

Another day in the state house and still no general fund budget has been brought up in the senate. That caused a lot of confusion for lawmakers today.

Renovations are set to begin on the historic Mount Vernon Theatre in July. Volunteers raised nearly half a million dollars for the project. Now people who live there are turning their attention to the abandoned buildings just blocks away from the theatre and Hotel Talisi, which shut down after an arson in 2009.

As the 2015 legislative session draws to a close, there are several bills introduced this session that don't look like they will make the cut.

We begin with the push to erect a statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In Montgomery.

Lawmakers focused today on amending the Open Meetings act. It's a law that requires elected officials to make all important meetings public and open to everyone.

With reports that Hyundai is looking to build more cars in the U.S., the company's U.S. CEO is raising questions about whether Montgomery has enough workers.

It's been five years since the last time lawmakers were called back to the state house for special session. A session called on by the governor to deal with any topic he chooses.

June is almost here and that means it's peach season.

The city of Montgomery is revamping its animal control program.