Federal Judges Want to See Potential New Redistricting Plan
Federal judges want lawyers for black lawmakers to come up with their own map for redrawing Alabama's legislative districts.
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Federal judges want lawyers for black lawmakers to come up with their own map for redrawing Alabama's legislative districts.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The town of Pine Hill has a new police chief -- and the appointment results in a couple of historic firsts for the small Wilcox County town.
Montgomery voters will head to the polls Tuesday to elect a new mayor.
The fight over redistricting is headed back to federal court. A three-judge panel will hear arguments Tuesday in Montgomery over whether legislators relied too much on race when they drew legislative district lines.
The race for Montgomery Mayor has already been decided -- not at the polls, but on the race track.
The Opp Police Department has arrested one man in connection to a Sunday morning shooting.
One lane of I-85N was shut down after a semi truck carrying avocados overturns.
The Alabama chapter of the NAACP held a rally in Camden today, wanting to know more about the death of a man while he was in police custody two months ago.
A Civil Rights Pioneer is laid to rest. The family of Julian Bond held a private ceremony in Florida. But fellow colleagues and community members gathered in Montgomery to celebrate his life.
Highlights from around the River Region in the first week of high school football.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma city councilman is calling out the owners with unkept property in his ward.
Faulkner University students, faculty and staff spend some time outside of the classroom today for a lesson devoted to giving back.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A small Marengo County church congregation will have to find a new place to worship on Sundays after their church building is destroyed by fire.
An important member of the national Veterans Affairs department paid a visit to the Central Alabama VA hospital. The hospital has had some trouble over the last year, with allegations concerning everything from long wait times to negligent staff.
[gtxvideo vid="5q78TPfP" playlist="" pid="XiOflQdH" thumb="http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/5q78TPfP.jpg" vtitle="Troy parking”] With a new school year in full swing, it's been a bumpy road for parking on Troy University's campus. University leaders say increased enrollment and a new residence hall adding 400 students…
The apartments along the 1000 block of Felder Avenue have sat empty for at least the past year. Neighbors say they are excited to see them finally coming down.
Alabama News Network wants to offer a clarification to our earlier report on Montgomery School board member Beverly Ross.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- With unemployment numbers still high in some parts of the state -- the opportunity to find work drew hundreds of job-seekers to a job fair in Wilcox County.
If you were looking for a great place to cure your hunger pains, downtown Montgomery was the place to be.
Troy University leaders announce multiple improvements to the Montgomery campus.
Crews have been out all day in Montgomery cleaning up from last night's dangerous storms.
The strong storm that blew through the Montgomery area Tuesday evening left thousands of people without power .
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights movement continues on in Selma.
School is now back in session and Montgomery leaders are working to keep kids in school and out of trouble.
Governor Robert Bentley is endorsing Ohio governor John Kasich to be president of the United States.



