Historic Webber Building Pending Sale, City Council Debates Other Topics
Montgomery City Councilmen have agreed to sell the historic Webber building, which collapsed last year.
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Montgomery City Councilmen have agreed to sell the historic Webber building, which collapsed last year.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The looming state budget shortfall has mental health officials in Selma speaking out about the impact deep budget cuts could have in the community.
It's been a week since Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh brought up the idea of gambling as a budget solution. Now, he's filed a bill that would add table games and bring a lottery to the state, if approved by Alabama voters that is.
An officer with the Union Springs Police Department was arrested.
Union Springs police are asking for your help in solving a hit and run.
WindCreek Casino Wetumpka along with its sister properties in Montgomery and Atmore do very well for themselves.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- An Orrville man goes on trial for capital murder in Selma.
Some West Montgomery residents are calling for a cap on package stores, saying there's too many on that side of town.
Lawmakers are seriously looking at gambling and a new lottery to help solve the state's budget shortfall. Something Governor Robert Bentley says is a terrible idea.
Scientists at Alabama State University are on the cutting edge of research to help fight the obesity epidemic in Alabama and they're doing it on a very small scale but with big results.
The Cloverdale community has brought back a long-lost springtime tradition.
Montgomery area high school seniors took a turn down the catwalk for a good cause.
The Troy Police Department is asking your help locating a man wanted in connection to an early morning stabbing.
It's one of the biggest events in the River Region for local artists. The Southern Makers Festival.
Mustaches for Kids kicked off their fundraising today with a corn-hole tournament at the Sandbar downtown.
The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts and Booker T. Washington High School have teamed up to hold the 25th annual Flimp Festival this afternoon.
Saturday was a gorgeous day for Prattville's annual CityFest.
Huntingdon's Taylor Belsterling is hoping that his hard work will pay off with a chance to make an NFL roster.
Its been four years since the deadly tornadoes touched down in Alabama. One Auburn legend is peddling to continue to rebuild those areas one house at a time.
Aretha Bettis announces to the crowd gathered for the Relay for Life event Friday night in Montgomery that she is cancer free. She not only beat it once, but twice.
Built in 1954, the normandale mall used to be the the place to shop in Montgomery. Things have changed as the city has grew, but Charlie Reed is working hard to bring businesses back.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- An annual event at a Wilcox County middle school puts students on an early path to college and career readiness.
You could soon be paying a little more sales tax in Tallapoosa County. The County Commission is considering a proposal to raise the tax by one cent.
Only on Alabama News Network--A Georgiana school talent show opens with a show stopping surprise.
Two days after being arrested, Friday, police dropped the charges against Alabama cornerback Cyrus Jones.



