Road Closures in Downtown Montgomery
Here's an updated list of road closures in Montgomery because of the filming of the movie "Selma" and the partial collapse of the Webber building.
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Man Injured After Another Shooting in Montgomery
Montgomery police say it happened at Garden Street and Don Juan court near Lower Wetumpka road.
Man Arrested for Stealing Three Cases of Beer
A man is arrested for breaking into a business and stealing three cases of beer.
Police Chief Kevin Murphy Considering a Run for Mayor
It's the first time Murphy has said this since he announced his forced retirement.
Ala Man Ruled Competent in Parents' Slaying
Jurors say a northwest Alabama man is mentally competent to stand trial in the gunshot killings of his parents.
Mississippi Men Held in Alabama on Rape Charges
Authorities say two Mississippi men are charged with rape after a 14 year old girl reported an assault on the Alabama coast.
Millet Named President of Stillman in Tuscaloosa
Peter Millet is taking over permanently as president of Stillman College in Tuscaloosa.
Some Alabamians Getting Notices about ID Theft
The Alabama Department of Public Health has announced it is sending letters to individuals whose identities may have been taken from department records.
Social Media Weighs in on Strange vs. Murphy for Mayor
We asked our Facebook fans if the election were held today, who would get your vote-- Chief Murphy or Mayor Strange?
Police Chief Kevin Murphy Considering Running for Mayor
Montgomery Police Chief Kevin Murphy tells Alabama News Network that he is considering a run for Mayor. It's the first time Murphy has said this since he announced his forced retirement.
Tallassee Mt. Vernon Theatre Could Get Major Makeover
A historic building in downtown Tallassee could soon be getting a major makeover. City officials are calling this the "Year of the Theatre."
'Selma' Movie Wraps Filming in Selma Now Heads to Montgomery
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Film crews with the movie 'Selma' are finishing up the last of four days of filming in Selma.
One-On-One With Outgoing Montgomery Police Chief Kevin Murphy
Outgoing Montgomery Police Chief, Kevin Murphy, sits down for a one-on-one interview -- away from Monday's heated news conference, so he can share what's in his heart.
Rainy Weather Affecting Some Businesses In Greenville
All of the recent rain may be helpful for some businesses in Greenville, but for others, it does more harm than good.
Luncheon Celebrates Success In Pike County Economy
That's the message from this year's Pike County Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
Sheriff: Guns, Meth Recovered After Manhunt
Pike County authorities say they found multiple guns and makings for a meth lab after an hour long manhunt Wednesday.
Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Rape, Sodomy
A man will spend the rest of his life behind bars after pleading guilty to rape and sodomy.
Webber Building Partially Collapses in Downtown Montgomery
Emergency responders are investigating a partial building collapse in downtown Montgomery.
New Businesses Kick Off In Downtown Montgomery
Montgomery is continuing to welcome new businesses downtown. And some hope this is just another step on the way to more growth in the Classic City.
Alabama Opens Red Snapper Fishing in State Waters
Gov. Robert Bentley says Alabama state waters will be open to fishing for red snapper and gray triggerfish every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in July.
Alabama Couple Pleads Guilty to Producing Child Pornography.
Authorities said Thursday that 42-year-old Matthew David Ayers and 34-year-old Patricia Allana Ayers pleaded guilty to exploiting a child who was in their custody.
Part of Historic Webber Building Collapses in Montgomery
Alabama News Network is on the scene of a building collapse in downtown Montgomery.
Too Much TV Can Be Unhealthy
New research shows the dangers of being a couch potato.
Veterans with Brain Trauma at Higher Risk for Dementia
Military veterans who have suffered a traumatic brain injury may be at higher risk for developing dementia later in life.
Aspirin May Lower Pancreatic Cancer Risk
A new study says that taking a low dose of aspirin every day may cut the risk of pancreatic cancer nearly in half.
