Inmate Killed in Elmore County
The Alabama Department of Corrections is investigating a deadly stabbing of in inmate in Elmore County.
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Chief Justice Moore Orders Probate Judges Not to Issue Same-Sex Licenses
Chief Justice Roy Moore has issued an order to all probate judges in Alabama telling them not to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples
Pastor Pushes for Constitutional Change on Same-Sex Marriage
We're less than 24 hours away before probate offices across the state will be able to issue same-sex marriage licenses -- that is unless the U.S. Supreme Court steps in. If that doesn't happen, Pastor Jay Wolf with First Baptist Church of Montgomery says there's only one thing left he believes the people should do: go after a constitutional amendment.
Montgomery Man Killed in House Fire
A Montgomery man is dead after a house fire.
Wildfires Spread Across Autauga County
Autauga County fire crews responded to three different wildfires that spread across the county
Alabama Kidney Foundation Hosts Mardi Gras Party
The Alabama Kidney Foundation hosted its first annual Mardi Gras party
Millbrook Mardi Gras Parade
The good times were rolling in Millbrook on Saturday when the city held it's annual Mardi Gras parade and festival.
Angels of Change Concert
A local charity is getting a financial boost after a charity concert in Hope Hull.
Sanctity of Marriage Rally Held in Montgomery
On Monday same sex couples will be able to marry in Alabama. After a federal judge rules the state's ban is unconstitutional.
One-Man Volleyball Team Helps Teens Fight Bullying
It may seem like an odd match up... One man against a whole team. But Bob Holmes beats the odds, and it's part of his message to reach teens.
Rocking G Bucking Bulls Youth Rodeo Needs Funding
A youth rodeo is scheduled for next weekend in Autaugaville, but just this Tuesday, the event lost half of its funding when a production company backed out.
Prattville Digging Out Of Debt
Just a few years ago, Prattville was looking at a mountain of debt. But the city announced today that taken a huge chunk out of that debt by more than 35 percent.
MPD Warns Residents About Phone Scam
We have an On Your Side consumer alert -- Montgomery Police want you to take caution on a scam that going around the area...
Selma Hosts Inaugural Mardi Gras
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The city of Selma hosts its very first Mardi Gras Parade and Festival.
Reaction to Troy's Recruiting Class
The Troy Football team's slogan right now is Rebuild the Wall and Coach Neal Brown and his staff are hoping to start off the 2015 season with a solid foundation.
Charge Dropped Against Man Ticketed for Eating While Driving
A man who says he got a traffic ticket for eating a cheeseburger while driving in metro Atlanta won't be prosecuted after all.
Pike Co. Probate Judge Will Not Issue Marriage Licenses
Pike County Probate Judge Wes Allen announced today, effective immediately, the Pike County Probate Office will no longer issue marriage licenses or perform marriage ceremonies.
National Go Red Day
You may be seeing red wherever you go today, but it's a good thing.
Selma Getting Ready for Mardi Gras Celebrations
The city of Selma is getting ready to host its very first Mardi Gras Parade and Festival tomorrow -- and city officials are preparing for a huge turnout.
Inmate Who Escaped From Crenshaw Co. Jail Caught
Crenshaw county authorities say a man who escaped from the Crenshaw County Jail has been captured.
Friend: Harper Lee Was Lucid the Day Before Sequel Announced
A longtime friend who visited "To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee the day before the world learned she would release a sequel says she seemed perfectly sound of mind.
Court Upholds 3 Ala Death Penalty Cases
A state appeals court is upholding the convictions and death sentences of two men convicted of killing police officers.
Court to Hear Lawsuit Over Teen Used as Bait in Sex Sting
The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to hear oral arguments in a federal lawsuit filed by a man who says Alabama school district officials used his daughter as bait for a teen with a history of sexual harassment.
Ala. Woman Sentenced for Lying About Ku Klux Klan Role
Prosecutors say an Alabama woman has been sentenced to 10 months in prison and three years of supervised release for lying to a grand jury investigating racially motivated cross-burning by a chapter of the Ku Klux Klan. Authorities say Pamela…
ASU Celebrating it's 148 Years of Service Today
Alabama State University is celebrating 148 years of service today.
