Pike Co. Salvation Army Holds 7th Annual Empty Bowls Luncheon
The Pike County Salvation Army is using empty bowls to feed the hungry.
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Businesses Boom On Eastern Boulevard
It's hard to miss all of the construction and coming soon signs as you drive down Eastern Boulevard. It's a different look from the boarded up windows and empty storefronts that many people may have gotten used to.
New Computer Training Can Help Kids With ADHD
A new study in the journal Pediatrics finds children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can improve their ability to focus by using specialized computer training at school.
Christian Group Opens "Redemption House" for Halloween Season
White Water Camp presents Redemption House for the month of October.
Federal Judge Rules on Lethal Injection Drug Use
A federal judge says Alabama cannot use a large dose of a single drug to execute inmates.
One Person Injured in Friday Night Shooting
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that left one person injured.
Alex City 214th Guard Unit Deployed to Cuba
Alabama budget cuts force the Alabama National Guard to consolidate.
Natureplex Makes Its Debut In Millbrook
Friday saw the grand opening of the 23,000 square foot Natureplex.
Leigh Anne Touhy Blind Sides Selma Quarteback Club
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Selma Quarterback Club gets blindsided by a special guest at its Ladies Night event.
Greenville Honors MLK Visit
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stopped in the city of Greenville in 1965. Today, the city dedicated a portrait of Dr. King to the church he visited.
Man Charged in Double Murder in Tallapoosa County
The Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Department has charged a man in connection with a double homicide.
Alabama Helps in Relief Efforts of SC Flood
Alabama has deployed disaster relief vehicles and other emergency staff to the SC flood relief efforts.
Butler Co. Students Take Part in Homecoming by Dressing as Superheroes
It's homecoming week in Butler County and even some of the youngest students are taking part.
Governor Meets With Rev. Jesse Jackson On Drivers License Office Closures
31 drivers license offices across Alabama are closing, leaving only Montgomery, Mobile, Birmingham and Huntsville offices open. That was enough to get Jesse Jackson on a plane straight for Alabama.
Demopolis Hospital Worker Accused of Sexually Abusing Patients
A Demopolis hospital worker is accused of sexually abusing some of his patients.
Gov. Bentley Announces $500K+ in Grant Money for Brundidge
Governor Robert Bentley stops in Pike County today to announce major economic news.
Montgomery Elderly Couple Robbed From Home
CBS 8 and ABC Montgomery is Taking Action Against Crime. Montgomery Police are investigating a robbery involving an elderly couple
Thousands Enjoy Alabama News Network Kids Day at Central AL Fair in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Central Alabama Fair in Selma kicks into high gear with Alabama News Network Kids Day.
Long-time Uniontown Police Chief Donald Rhodes Resigns
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Long-time Uniontown Police Chief Donald Rhodes is retiring after nearly 20 years on the job.
Montgomery Council District 5 Race Too Close To Call
Two out of nine Montgomery city council members are out. That number may rise to three, only 20 votes separate the candidates in District 5.
New Faces to Serve on Montgomery City Council
There will be some new faces on the Montgomery City Council, after two city councilmen lost their bids for re-election.
Lyons Wins District 2 City Council Race
Brantley Lyons won the District 2 City Council race. He received 1,204 votes over Ian Maloy's 716 votes.
Gov. Bentley Responds to Criticism of License Offices Closures
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley has told a congresswoman that Alabama's closure of rural drivers' license offices was a business decision to deal with limited resources.
LogisALL USA Brings Jobs to Macon County
There's some good news on the jobs front for Macon County.
Macon County Ready For Victoryland To Reopen
The doors to Victoryland have been closed off and on for the last several years. Mayor Johnny Ford says that's thousands of jobs that have just disappeared. "We are prepared to go into federal court if we have to. In other words, we are not going to stop until Victoryland is fully restored, reopened, and the people can get their jobs back," said Ford.
