South Central Precinct Anniversary
When the South Central Montgomery police precinct opened a year ago, police predicted it would deter crime in that area....
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Authorities Are Looking for a Woman Suspected of Using Stolen Credit Cards
Authorities are looking for a woman suspected of using stolen credit cards.
Mayor Todd Strange and Former Congressman Artur Davis Running for Montgomery Mayor
Mayor Todd Strange announced today he will seek re-election. His opponent will be former congressman Artur Davis.
Martin Luther King Jr. Events Continue Across Montgomery
Talented singers, dancers and artists from across Montgomery met tonight to remember Martin Luther King Jr.
One Year Later: Is DPS South-Central Precinct Dettering Crime?
It's been one year since Montgomery's Public Safety Department opened its second precinct for the city's police and fire units. So has it deterred crime in the area? And has it helped improve response time?
People in Selma Excited About Presidential Visit
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The 50th anniversary celebration of the Selma Voting Rights Movement promises to be the biggest ever -- especially now that President Barack Obama has announced plans to attend.
CrimeStoppers Awards Law Enforcement And Community
It was a packed room with law enforcement officers from not just Montgomery, but all of central Alabama. Our reporter Catalina Trivino emceed the event.
Fatal Fire Claims Life of 2 Children, One Rescued
The parents stepped out of the house when their home suddenly went up in flames with three children inside. Neighbors came to the rescue.
Sweet Rack Rib Shack Opening in Troy in Early February
Preps are underway in downtown Troy to bring a new flavor to a historic building along the square.
Two Suspects Arrested For Ice Drug Possession
Two people are behind bars for allegedly having the drug ice in their home.
MPD Make Arrest in Cloverhill Drive Shooting
The Montgomery Police Department has made an arrest in the Tuesday, January 20, shooting death of 45-year-old Michael Webb of Montgomery.
Construction Worker Trapped in Trench at Central VA Building
Montgomery Fire/Rescue responded to the VA Medical Center  on Perry Hill late morning to assist after a comstruction worker became briefly trapped in a trench outside a building on campus.  By the time Montgomery Fire and Recue arrived, co-workers…
ALEA State troopers Rescue Boaters on Tallapoosa River
ALEA State Troopers today, Jan. 21, rescued boaters on the Tallapoosa River.
Court Orders Dog Fighters to Pay Nearly $2 Million
The United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama concluded restitution hearings on Friday for individuals who pleaded guilty to dog fighting in the second largest dog fighting raid in U.S. history in August 2013
Local Restaurant Holding a Fundraiser for Fatal Fire Victims
A local restaurant is holding a fundraiser today for the family of the two children who were killed in a Montgomery house fire last week.
Alabama Governor to Discuss Job Creation
Gov. Robert Bentley says he's working on redesigning how the state attracts new industries.
Police Probe Death of 76-Year-ld Woman as a Homicide
Police in the eastern Alabama town of Lanett say they're investigating the death of a 76-year-old woman as a homicide.
State GOP React to State of the Union Address
President Obama's State of the Union Address Tuesday was met with criticism from Alabama Republicans.
Council Votes to Rezone, Approves New Wal-Mart
A new Wal-Mart is coming to Montgomery.
New Era at Perry County Sheriff's Office
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- There's a new sheriff in Perry County for the first time in more than three and a half decades.
Montgomery Co. Opens First-Ever Public Defenders Office
What happens to defendants who need an attorney in Montgomery County but can't afford one?
USS Montgomery Getting Ready For Sea
Alabama is at the front of the changing world of naval warfare. The latest US navy ship is being built in Mobile, and it bears a familiar name.
Arrest Made In Troy Stolen Storm Drain Case
Something unusual is being stolen in Troy, but you're going to have to look down and watch your step to see what's being taken.
WEB EXTRA: Phil Rawls On 35 Years Covering Alabama Politics
AP reporter Phil Rawls is retiring and shares some of his stories.
What's Right With Your Community: Longtime Alabama Political Reporter Retiring
You might not recognize his his face, but you've heard and read his words. Associated Press reporter Phil Rawls has been covering Alabama politics for 35 years and now he's retiring.
