Troy Man Dies in Pike Co. Wreck
A Troy man is dead after a fatal car crash.
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Political Analyst Steve Flowers on the Bentley Divorce
Political Analyst Steve Flowers was on Alabama News Network at 6:00 with reaction to the news that Alabama First Lady Dianne Bentley is seeking a divorce from Gov. Robert Bentley.
Bentley Not the Only Recent Alabama Governor to Face Divorce
Gov. Robert Bentley joins the late Gov. George Wallace as recent Alabama governors faced with divorce while in office.
A Goat is on the Lam from Authorities in Pine Hill
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Authorities in the town of Pine Hill are on the lookout for a goat. That's right, a goat.
River Region United Way Kicks off $5 Million Goal for Year at 'Rally in the Alley'
The River Region United Way kicked off its annual campaign Thursday evening.
Marengo Co. Officials Launch New Technology to Help Residents
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Marengo County officials are launching new technology to provide a convenient option for residents to take care of routine business with the county.
Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic Underway in Prattville
The Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic is in full swing in Prattville.
Man Convicted of Capital Murder in 2013 Montgomery Shooting Death
The Montgomery County District Attorney says a man has been convicted and sentenced to life without parole in a 2013 homicide.
Montgomery Police Make Murder Arrest
Montgomery police have made an arrest in a man's shooting death.
Dallas Co. Program Helping to Transform the Lives of Troubled Youths
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A program in Dallas County is transforming the lives -- by helping troubled young adults -- help themselves.
Controversy over MPS School Board Announcement of Ross' Replacement
The Montgomery County School Board met for the first time since board member Beverly Ross passed away last week.
Voting Rights Icon Amelia Boynton Robinson Remembered in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- People in Selma are mourning the loss -- and celebrating the life -- of voting rights icon -- Amelia Boynton Robinson.
State Sen. Clyde Chambliss Releases Budget Proposal
Alabama lawmakers are yet to agree on a budget and today one senator announces his plan to fill a more than $200 million hole in the general fund.
President Obama Issues Statement on Death of Amelia Boynton Robinson
President Obama has released a statement on the death of civil rights pioneer Amelia Boynton Robinson, who died at 104.
Civil Rights Pioneer Amelia Boynton Robinson Dies at 104
Amelia Boynton Robinson, a civil rights activist who nearly died while helping lead the 1965 Selma march on "Bloody Sunday," championed voting rights for blacks and was the first black woman to run for Congress in Alabama, has died. She was 104.
Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange Wins Re-Election Without a Runoff
Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange fought back four challengers to win another term in office Tuesday night.
Artur Davis Vows to Run Again for Montgomery Mayor in Four Years
Former Congressman Artur Davis may have lost the Montgomery mayor's race, but he says he'll be back.
Montgomery Voter Turnout Nearly 32% for City Races
Voter turnout for Tuesday's city elections in Montgomery was nearly 32%, according to city elections officials.
Montgomery Man Involved in Fatal Wreck in Chilton County
Alabama State Troopers say a Montgomery man was involved in a fatal wreck just south of Clanton.
Montgomery Police Investigate Shooting
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting in the Southlawn area of the city.
Federal Judges Want to See Potential New Redistricting Plan
Federal judges want lawyers for black lawmakers to come up with their own map for redrawing Alabama's legislative districts.
New Police Chief Makes History in Pine Hill
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The town of Pine Hill has a new police chief -- and the appointment results in a couple of historic firsts for the small Wilcox County town.
Voters Speak Out on Issues before Mayor's Race
Montgomery voters will head to the polls Tuesday to elect a new mayor.
Redistricting Fight Heads Back to Federal Court
The fight over redistricting is headed back to federal court. A three-judge panel will hear arguments Tuesday in Montgomery over whether legislators relied too much on race when they drew legislative district lines.
Montgomery Mayoral Candidates Race for That's My Child
The race for Montgomery Mayor has already been decided -- not at the polls, but on the race track.
