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.
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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.
Montgomery Home Destroyed During the Search of Desmonte Leonard is Restored
A Montgomery home that was destroyed in search of convicted murderer Desmonte Leonard has been restored.
Alabama's Journey
In honor of Black History Month, Alabama News Network presents Alabama’s Journey.
Teachers March of 1965 Reenacted in Selma
From West Alabama Newsroom-- Some people in Selma took to the street Thursday afternoon -- to commemorate the role teachers played in the Selma Voting Rights Movement.
Candlelight Vigil Held for 2 Children Lost in Fire
Family and friends of the Byrd- Jackson family gathered on Alexander street hoping to light the darkness that surrounds them.
Todd Strange, Artur Davis Running for Montgomery Mayor
Two men throw their names in the Montgomery Mayoral Race.
Capitol Clock Ticking Again
A piece of history on the Alabama Capitol building is finally working again. The clock was fixed in time for this week's inauguration and we got an exclusive look at the new system.
Montgomery to Hold the Rodeo Championship
The championship rodeo is coming back to Montgomery.
Cowboy Church Coming to Pike County
Starting this Sunday, Pike County will be home to the first Burning Bush Cowboy Church in the area. It's a baptist based service but with their own flare.
Fatal Fire Vigil Held Tonight
A Montgomery community is coming together to remember the lives of two small children who were killed in a tragic house fire last week.
MPD Respond to a Shooting in the 600 Block of Mill St.
Montgomery Police responded around 12:30 to a shooting in the 600 block of Mill Street in Montgomery.
Montgomery County Sheriffs Office Investigators working on a Home Invasion
Montgomery County Sheriffs Office Investigators are working a home invasion (robbery 1st, assault 2nd, Burglary 1st and Theft of Property) that occurred in Hope Hull area on W. McLean Road.
A State Rep Wants Public School Student Permitted to Express Their Religious Beliefs
A state representative wants public school students to be permitted to express their religious beliefs and he's pre-filed a bill for that purpose. But at least one group is questioning the need for it. Representative Mack Butler's legislation is the…
