Plans Unveiled for Proposed Recreation Complex in Tallassee
The City of Tallassee could soon be getting a major upgrade to its recreation facilities.
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Prosecutors Disparage Hubbard's Effort to See Phone Calls
Prosecutors are disparaging indicted House Speaker Mike Hubbard's effort to view their phone records as a baseless fishing expedition by the defense.
Who Will Issue Same-Sex Marriage Licenses in Alabama?
Unless the U.S. Supreme Court steps in, Monday appears to be the day that gay marriage will become legal in Alabama. But Alabama's Chief Justice, Roy Moore is telling probate judges they're not required to issue gay marriage licenses.
Police Ask For Leads in Piggly Wiggly Burglary
If you saw anything unusual last Wednesday night or early Thursday night you are urged to call Crimestoppers at 215-STOP. You can remain anonymous.
FairCourt Shopping Center in West Montgomery Expanding
More development is underway on Montgomery's west side.
Alabama's Failing Schools List
The Alabama Department of Education released its failing schools list for 2014.
Pastor fired for adulterous affairs won't appeal dismissal
A Baptist preacher has agreed not to appeal a judge's decision that he was rightfully fired after admitting to having sex with married parishioners and not telling them he had AIDS.
Historic Marker Honoring Fred Grey Unveiled Today
A marker honoring Fred Gray was unveiled at the southwest corner of Dexter Avenue and Hull street , where Gray's law offices once stood.
Athletes From Pike County Sign Letters of Intent on National Signing Day
It's a big day in the sports world and in Pike County where four athletes sign their letters of intent.
Marengo Co. Wreck Claims Epes Man's Life
A two vehicle crash on U.S. 80 seven miles west of Demopolis claims a life.
Obama Asks for $50 million to Restore Civil Rights Sites
The White House is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act by earmarking $50 million to restore key civil rights areas around the nation.
Legislator Proposes Electric Chair Use
An Alabama legislator is proposing to bring back the electric chair.
Portraits of Governor George, Lurleen Wallace Removed from Capitol Rotunda
Portraits of governors George and Lurleen Wallace have been removed from the rotunda in the state capitol and relocated to a hallway on the first floor.
Two Shot, Two Arrested After Series of Shootings in Marengo Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Two people are shot and two others are behind bars after a series of shootings in Marengo County.
No Extension For Same Sex Marriage Delay
Same sex marriage is one step closer to a reality in Alabama. This after a circuit court rejects an appeal from Attorney General Luther Strange to continue a stay after the state's ban was overturned.
What's Next For The Daniel Pratt Cotton Gin Factory?
Prattville's historic cotton gin has been empty for more than three years now, but now that the historic Prattville redevelopment Authority has bought it, what's next?
Opp Woman is in Custody for Ongoing Child Sex Crimes
An Opp woman is in custody in an ongoing child sex crimes investigation.
CHHS Coping with Third Student Death, Remembers Deja
It's been a year of tragedy at Charles Henderson High School.
Blank says Falcons 'wrong' to Add Fake Crowd Noise to Games
Falcons owner Arthur Blank says he has seen enough of the NFL's investigation of fake crowd noise at Atlanta's home games to acknowledge wrongdoing.
Elmore County Black History Museum Tour
Some local middle schoolers go back in time at the Elmore County Black History Museum in Wetumpka.
Four Star Athlete McGiff Not Expected to Sign With Auburn
Four-star athlete D'anfernee McGriff has decommitted from Auburn and is not expected to sign with the Tigers on national signing day tomorrow. According to 24-7 sports, the 6'1, 230 pound running back from Florida is having a few issues with…
Governor Bentley Says Higher Taxes Are on The Way
Bentley spoke to state legislators and business leaders at a mobile area chamber of commerce luncheon yesterday.
Second Harper Lee Novel to be Published in July
"To Kill a Mockingbird" will not be Harper Lee's only published book after all.
Court Order Clears Way For Same Sex Marriage
A federal appeals court order has cleared the way for same-sex marriages to begin next week in Alabama, with the panel refusing to stay a decision overturning the state's ban.
Should Measles Vaccinations be Mandatory?
Measles are on the rise across the nation and public health officials are urging parents to get their children vaccinated from this highly contagious disease.
