Pedestrian Struck, Killed in Macon County
Alabama state troopers say a pedestrian was struck and killed south of Tuskegee.
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Young Bucks Learning The Ropes
The last day of the expo was full of shopping... Shooting... And sharing. Younger hunters and outdoor lovers were all more than ready to hear advice and wisdom from marksmen with more experience.
Longtime Civil Rights Activist Julian Bond Dead at 75
Julian Bond, a civil rights activist and longtime board chairman of the NAACP, has died. He was 75.
Episcopalians mark 50th Anniversary of Civil Rights Martyr Jonathan Daniels
Friday evening Episcopalians gathered at St. John's Episcopal Church in downtown Montgomery.
Dallas County Officials Crack Down on Gang Activity
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A gang crackdown is underway in Dallas County as authorities try to put a stop to a rise in gang activity in the community.
908th Airlift Wing Celebrating 75 Years Of Paratroopers
For 75 years, the military has been using paratroopers across the globe. And the 908th Airlift Wing at Maxwell is helping to celebrate that special anniversary this weekend.
Dallas Co. Schools Ready to Start New School Year
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Student safety was a top focus of the back to school teacher and support staff institute for Dallas County Schools Thursday in Selma.
Montgomery Awarded For Advanced Technology
Cities like Huntsville get a lot of press for being ahead of the technology curve. But today the city of Montgomery received an award, beating out others across the state.
Montgomery County Goes Back to School
Today was the first day of school for Montgomery Public Schools.
Pike Road School Now Open
Pike Road made history by welcoming students to its brand new school for the new school district.
Single-vehicle Crash Claims the Life of a Selma Man
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma man is killed in single-vehicle crash in Lowndes County.
Sunnyside Daycare Claims to be Consolidated into One Case
The public health department's initial reports show more than 80 children became ill with Staph infection because of something they ate at Sunnyside Daycare on June 23rd.
U.S. Ag Secretary & Congresswoman Terri Sewell Tour West Alabama
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack visits Alabama to announce $4.9 million dollars in new funding for rural development projects across the state.
God Speed Biker Ministries Spreading the Gospel throughout River Region
There's a new ministry in Montgomery and the faces behind it may surprise you.
Man Shot and Killed in Montgomery
Montgomery police are investigating the shooting death of a man.
Former President Jimmy Carter Has Cancer
Former President Jimmy Carter says he has cancer and will undergo treatment at an Atlanta hospital.
Groups Work for Solutions to Alabama's Problems
Finding solutions to some of the toughest issues facing Alabama was the topic today at the state capitol.
Former Autaugaville VFD Chief Pleads Guilty to Felony Ethics Violation
Attorney General Luther Strange has announced that a former fire chief for the Autaugaville Volunteer Fire Department has pleaded guilty to a felony violation of the ethics law.
Senator Sets Up "Go Fund Me" Account to Help Budget Shortfall
While the legislature still hasn't been able to come up with a way to balance the budget, one senator is taking matters into his own hands.
Delta Regional Authority Announces Investments in Selma and Camden
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Delta Regional Authority Co-Chairman Chris Masingill visits Selma and Camden -- and announces investments the agency is making in each community.
Gov. Bentley 'Frustrated' With No Budget At End of Session
It's the last day of the special session.
No General Fund Budget as Special Session Ends
Alabama lawmakers ended a special session without a budget solution as a political chasm widens between Republicans in the state House of Representatives and Senate.
Auburn University to Offer Course on Drones
Auburn received the nation's first FAA approval to operate an unmanned aircraft systems flight school.
"Stuff the Bus" a Big Success for School Students Needing Supplies
All of us at Alabama News Network would like to thank everyone who helped with our "Stuff the Bus" drive to collect school supplies for students in need.
South Alabama Electric Co-Op Warns of Possible Scam
South Alabama Electric Cooperative has a warning about a potential scam affecting members of the co-op.
