Time Running Out For General Fund Fix
State lawmakers are almost out of time when it comes to getting a general fund budget passed. It made out of a senate committee today, but there's not much time left to make any big changes.
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Greenville Leaders Work to Get Students Off the Streets in the Summer
Greenville city leaders say teenagers who are out of school during the summer can sometimes turn to crime, which is why they're doing something about it.
Will Crime Spike During Summer Months?
Montgomery city officials are working around the clock to get crime in the city under control following a violent weekend that claimed the lives of five people.
Alabama House Approves Abortion Bill
Lawmakers tackled the tough topic of abortion on the house floor earlier Tuesday.
Demopolis City Schools Superintendent Search Continues
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The process of finding the next superintendent of schools continues in Demopolis.
Artur Davis Criticizes Mayor Strange Over Weekend Violence
Montgomery mayoral candidate Artur Davis is criticizing Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange over a violent holiday weekend in the city.
Auburn University Lab Technician Accused of Selling a Date Rape Drug
Auburn University lab technician is accused of selling large quantities of the date rape drug to an undercover agent.
Education Budget Heading to Gov. Robert Bentley for His Signature
The Alabama Legislature has given final approval to the education budget that expands the state's prekindergarten program.
Easter Seals "Project Search" Teaches Important Skills
Nine Montgomery Public School graduates received their diplomas during a special ceremony on Friday.
Police: Man Found Shot to Death in North Montgomery
Montgomery Police are investigating another fatal shooting this Memorial Day Weekend.
Smiley Court Residents React to Deadly Shooting
Montgomery police continue to investigate a shooting that's left one man dead and three others seriously injured.
Fallen Veterans Honored in Prattville
The community of Prattvile came together today to honor our fallen veterans on this Memorial Day.
Wetumpka Man Drowns on Lake Jordan
The Elmore County Sheriff's Office says a 23-year-old Wetumpka man has drowned in Lake Jordan.
One Dead, Three Injured in Smiley Court Shooting
One person is dead and three others injured after a shooting at Smiley Court Apartments. It happened around 7:00 Sunday night in the 3800 block of East Smiley Circle.
Families Head to Gold Star Park for Memorial Day Fun
Gold Star Park is a hot spot for warm weather fun this Memorial Day weekend.
Montgomery Police Conducting a Death Investigation
One person is dead after an overnight shooting in Montgomery.
Alabama News Network Gives Away Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
One of those events at Hot Rods and Harleys was our big Harley-Davidson giveaway.
Finding Common Ground on Confederate Flags in Union Springs
Confederate flags in a city-owned Union Springs cemetery have recently waved in the middle of controversy, but now they are back up after a peaceful conclusion.
Dog Flu Spreads to Southeast, but No Local Concern
A strain of dog flu is sweeping the Midwest and cases recently reported in Alabama.
Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Patrolling Memorial Day Weekend
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is taking measures to ensure safety both on land and in water this Memorial Day Weekend.
Memorial Day Weekend Signals Rise in River Traffic in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Memorial Day marks the unofficial start to summer. And in Selma -- that means many people will head to hang out on the Alabama River.
Record-Breaking Alligator On Display in Montgomery
The biggest American alligator ever caught in the wild is now on display.
Gov. Robert Bentley Honors the Military
While Memorial Day weekend is the time to remember those who gave their lives for their country, Gov. Robert Bentley is taking time to honor those currently serving in the military.
National Night Out Kick Off Helps to Strengthen Neighborhoods
BONDS held it's annual National Night Out Kick Off Thursday evening.
Mayor Strange Meets with Dept. of Transportation Over 65/85 Interchange
The City of Montgomery made a formal request to have the Department of Transportation study the 65/85 interchange to see what can be done to make it safer.
