Alabama Appeals Decision Blocking Ban on Same-Sex Marriage
The state of Alabama is appealing a federal judge's order overturning its ban on same-sex marriage.
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Jackson Family Restaurant Tour Fundraiser
These area Restaurants will donate a portion of their proceeds during the schedule times to the Jackson Family Bereavement Fund to assist in the burial cost of the two children lost in a house fire.
Alabama Drone Task Force Seeks More Time
A state task force formed to propose regulations for drones has decided it needs more time for study.
"March: Book Two" Released
A comic book about Martin Luther King, Jr. helped bring a young John Lewis into the civil rights movement.
Huntsville Police Investigate Fatal Shooting
Huntsville police are investigating a weekend shooting that claimed a man's life.
Alabama Drone Task Force: We Need More Time
A state task force formed to propose regulations for drones has decided it needs more time for study.
Five People, Including Wetumpka Woman, Killed in Chilton County Crash
Alabama Law Enforcement Agency officials say a Wetumpka woman is one the people killed in a two-car accident in Chilton County Saturday.
Judge Issues Two-Week Stay on Gay Marriage Ban Ruling
There is now a two-week stay on the federal judges decision banning Alabama's same-sex marriage ban
Students Compete in Junior-Senior Beef Cookoff
Beef was at the center of a head-to-head cooking competition for the best student chefs across the state.
River City Church Holds Fourth Sunday Outreach Program
River City Church opened its doors for its Fourth Saturday outreach program
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Hosts 18th Annual MLK Memorial Breakfast
Tthe local chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity threw the 18th Annual MLK Memorial Breakfast.
Pike Road Begins Search For Teachers, Staff to Fill New School
In less than 200 days the new K-8 Pike Road School will open. And Saturday the process started to find teachers and staff.
Local Experts Weigh in on "Deflategate"
The NFL is investigating allegations that the New England Patriots cheated during the AFC Championship game last weekend, by deflating their footballs.
Rep. Terri Sewell Hosts Town Hall Meeting in Hayneville
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Congresswoman Terri Sewell hosts town hall meetings in Lowndes and Montgomery counties.
Alabama's Gay Marriage Ban Struck Down
A federal judge struck down Alabama's law banning gay marriage.
Alabama Unemployment At 6 Year Low
For the first time in over 6 years, Alabama's unemployment rate is under 6 percent. This marks six months of that number trending downward.
Troy Animal Rescue Project Sees Huge Influx, Needs Help
A local animal rescue effort in Troy has taken in more than double the amount of dogs than usual in the past month. But they can't continue what they're doing, without more financial support.
Banks VFD Gets Help with $10,000 Grant
The Banks Volunteer Fire Department is getting a huge boast with the help of a grant.
Montgomery Homeless Count Reaches About 550 So Far
An exclusive story -- the Mid-Alabama Coalition for the Homeless (MACH) is hitting the streets and shelters to find out how many people are homeless in Montgomery. They want to make sure these people get the help they need.
Prattville Police Arrest Shooting Suspect
A Prattville man faces murder charges after he was arrested in connection to a shooting.
Supreme Court Denied Request to Remove Judge From a Greene County Gambling Case
The supreme court has denied a request by the Attorney General to remove a judge from a gambling case in Greene County.
Politicians Pleading to Obama to Move Selma Visit to Bloody Sunday
A group of black politicians is pleading with the president to move his Selma visit to Bloody Sunday.
State to Auction Surplus Property Wednesday
Bargain hunters will have an opportunity to find a deal on vehicles, computers, office supplies and many other items at the state of Alabama surplus property auction Wednesday.
Alabama is Looking at it's Lowest Unemployment Rate in Over 6 Years
Alabama is looking at it's lowest unemployment rate in over 6 years.
New Bill to Remove Mug Shots from Websites
An Alabama legislature is seeking a new bill that would free removal of mug shots from websites. Democratic Rep. John England of Tuscaloosa says he will present the bill march 3, the beginning of the legislative session.
