Madison Man Dies After Gunfire Exchange with Police
Police are investigating after a man died after exchanging gunfire with officers in Madison.
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Attorney General Confirmation
Five things to watch for in Loretta Lynch's confirmation hearing to be Attorney General
Maxwell Air Force Base Holds Appreciation Ceremony for Goodwill Ambassadors
Maxwell Air Force Base recognized local volunteers who help make life for international military students easier.
Craigslist Scams Becoming a Trend
Today's technology makes it convenient to buy and sell online. It's also a convenient way for a criminal to scam you.
Family Seeks Closure After Remains Found in Wooded Area in Dallas Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Two and a half years of unanswered questions may be answered for one Dallas County family. They are hoping to finally get some closure regarding the disappearance of a loved one.
Demolition Continues At Head Elementary
There's new development coming to Atlanta Highway in Montgomery. And it's taking the place of an old vacant school building, Head Elementary.
Changes on the Way For Pre-K Registration
It's that time of year again when parents line up to register their children for Pre School. But there's one change that will determine if your child will be able to get in.
TSA Finding More Guns in Airport Carry-on Bags
The government says it is finding more guns in carry-on bags at U.S. airports.
Can Churches Be Forced To Allow Same Sex Marriages?
The First United Methodist Church in Troy stands on a solid foundation in the community. And Pastor Steve Winston says its beliefs are part of a much larger, global theology.
MPD Makes an Arrest in January Walmart Shooting
Montgomery Police Department arrest 21-year-old Carlton Web, with second-Degree assault and discharging a firearm into a occupied vehicle. The arrest was made in the connection of the Walmart shooting in the 3800 block of Eastern Boulevard, January 14th.
Gov. Bentley Announces New Dept. of Corrections Commissioner
Governor Robert Bentley on Tuesday announced Colonel Jefferson S. Dunn will become the new commissioner at the Alabama Department of Corrections upon his retirement from the United States Air Force in March.
Thousands Expected to March For Better Education
Thousands of people from across the state will gather at the steps of the capitol tomorrow in hopes of a better education for children in Alabama.
Prattville Police searching for a male wanted for Burglary and Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card
Prattville Investigators are searching for a male suspect wanted in reference to a Theft of Property, Burglary, and Fraudulent Use of a Credit Card case.
Sentencing Delayed in Amber Alert Sex Case
Sentencing has been delayed again for a man convicted of taking a girl from southeast Alabama to Tennessee and Ohio for sex.
ASU Alum, Rapper 2Chainz May Run for Mayor
Could 2 Chainz be adding the title "mayor" to his resume?
Crimestoppers Looking for 3 Men on Domestic Charges
Crimestoppers is looking for three men on Domestic Violence Charges.
Remains Found in Dallas County
Bones found by a hunter in Dallas County may be those of a missing woman.
Couple Speaks Out About Gay Marriage Ruling
Will the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals lift or extend Alabama's ban on same-sex marriage?
Old Head Elementary To Become Retail Space
The old and now vacant Head Elementary School is now in the process of being torn down.
Bones May be Missing West Alabama Woman
[gtxvideo vid="8H23xhpM" playlist="" pid="XiOflQdH" thumb="http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/8H23xhpM.jpg" vtitle="Remains Found”] Hunters have found bones that Dallas County officials say may be those of an elderly woman who wandered from her home in 2012. District Attorney Michael Jackson says hunters found the bones Monday…
State Officials Battle Same Sex Marriage Ruling
Same sex couples will have to wait for marriage licenses after a stay from a federal judge. This comes after the same judge ruled Alabama's ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional.
Delegation Honors Selma Voting Rights Martyr Rev. James Reeb
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A delegation from St. Olaf College in Minnesota were in Selma to honor one of their own.
Crenshaw County Lake Set To Reopen
After closing for nearly six months, one of Crenshaw County's hidden treasures will once again be open.This serene location is the Crenshaw County Lake.
The Cancer Wellness Foundation of Central Alabama Announces Paul Finebaum as Guest Speaker
The Cancer Wellness Foundation of Central Alabama (CWFCA) has announced the guest speaker for it's annual fundraiser.
Alabama Agencies and Cities Recieve Over $21 Million from Justice Department
In 2014 the Department of Justice awarded $21,617,777.00 in grant money to Alabama agencies and cities in the Middle District of Alabama, announced U. S. Attorney George L. Beck, Jr.
