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Arrest Made in Memorial Day Homicide

Montgomery Police have made an arrest in the Memorial Day homicide.

Teen Charged with Causing Damage to Selma High School

Selma High School is left with a repair bill for thousands of dollars after a student was charged with setting off the sprinkler system.

Montgomery Revamps Animal Control Program

The city of Montgomery is revamping its animal control program.

Family of Officer David Colley Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit

The family of Montgomery Police Officer David Colley, the policeman who was killed when his patrol car collided with an 18-wheeler, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against both the driver of the 18-wheeler and the trucking company he works for.

Federal Judge Mark Fuller to Resign from the Bench

An Alabama federal judge who was arrested on a spousal abuse charge last year is resigning from the bench.

Man Injured in Montgomery Building Collapse

A construction worker is recovering from injuries after a partial building collapse in Montgomery.

Grant Gives Selma Police Dept. Technology to Track Sex Offenders

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Selma Police have a new tool to help them keep children in the community safe from sexual predators -- thanks to Dallas Co. District Attorney Office.

Security Upgrades at Bullock Co. Humane Society After Break-ins

Six dogs are stolen out of the Bullock County Humane Society Animal Shelter last month. Five are now safe and the community's stepped up to make sure break-ins don't continue.

U.S. Rep Martha Roby Talks about 2016 Presidential Race

We caught up with U.S. Rep. Martha Roby in Millbrook to ask her about the crowded race for president in 2016.

Golf Tournament Held to Benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association

A golf tournament was held in Montgomery to benefit MDA.

Gambling Legislation Dies in Senate, Residents React

A bill that would legalize gambling and a lottery is essentially dead at the state house.

Black Women in Leadership Meet to Discuss Recent Violence

After five homicides in six days, black women in leadership came together Thursday night to come up with some solutions to the violence.

Dallas Co. Sheriff's Office Conducts Gun Safety Training

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- With more and more people exercising their second amendment right to bear arms -- the Dallas County Sheriff's office is trying to help make sure they do so safely.

Victim Identified in S. Court Street Shooting

Montgomery Police tell Alabama News Network they now investigating a shooting in the 3800 block of S. Court Street as a homicide.

Budget Fixes Die In Senate, Special Session Likely

Senators spent much of the day with bills that didn't have a lot of debate. One of the possible budget fixes that would transfer about 100 million dollars in use tax to the general fund budget was pushed further down the agenda, effectively killing the bill.