Budget Crisis Causing Criminal Justice Concerns in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The state's looming budget crisis is raising some major concerns about the impact massive cutbacks could have on the criminal justice system.
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Governor Bentley signs Alabama Accountability Act
More money could soon be available for a school choice scholarship program that helps Alabama families pay for private school.
Police: Burglars Target House of Worship
Two men are in jail after police say they tried to steal lawn equipment from a Montgomery Church. It happened early this morning at the Capital City Church of the Nazarene on Vaughn Road.
New Sports Medicine Center Opens in Prattville
A new health center is calling the city of Prarttville home. City officials say it will have a big impact on the health of athletes in the area.
Future Provider of Bullock County Ambulance Service In Question
The future for Bullock County's ambulance provider is currently uncertain. Time may have run out for RCS as Bullock County's ambulance provider for more than 10 years.
Salaries of Public University Presidents in Alabama
The salaries of many university presidents in Alabama are well into the six figure amounts.
Alabama Joins SEC Primary
Alabama has its sights set on next year's presidential primary. A new bill signed into law moves the date a week earlier, along with several other southern states in what's been dubbed the SEC primary.
Alabama Health Officials Planning Rabies Awareness Week
The Alabama Department of Public Health is reminding residents of the dangers of rabies and how to prevent bites from potentially infected animals.
LSU Educator is Top Choice to Lead University of Alabama
A Louisiana State University administrator has emerged as the top choice to become the next president of the University of Alabama.
Silver Airways Postpones Plans for New Birmingham Flights
Plans to offer nonstop commercial flights from Birmingham to New Orleans and Jacksonville, Florida have been put on hold indefinitely.
Troy Council Appoints Next Police Chief
A Troy Police Captain will soon take on a new role.
What's Right With Your Community: Art Camp 2015
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A popular summer program in Selma offers a fun and safe summer activity for area children that instills confidence and encourages creativity.
What's Next For Montgomery's Business Incubator?
Businesses in the downtown incubator are nearly up on their leases, so what's next for the area? It's been almost one year since Charlie's Donuts and Yogurt opened up in downtown Montgomery.
Troy Police Warn About Rise in Juvenile Crimes
Troy police say they see an increase in crime every summer, but recently they've seen a lot of cases involving teenagers.
Alabama Joins Other Southern States for 2016 Presidential Primary
Alabama will join other southern states to hold 2016 presidential primaries on the same date.
New Tallassee School Superintendent Named
The Tallassee school system has named a new leader.
Political Analysis from Steve Flowers
Our Political Analyst Steve Flowers was on Alabama News Network to look ahead to the special session that will be needed to pass a General Fund budget.
Special Olympics Torch Makes Its Way Through Montgomery
The Special Olympics Torch made its way through the streets of Montgomery as it travels to the Summer Games in Los Angeles, California.
Thousands Celebrate Hank Williams in Georgiana
Thousands of music fans were in Georgiana this weekend for the Hank Williams Festival.
AL Drug Task Force Creating Ads to Help Prevent Drug Abuse
In an eye opening ad campaign the Alabama Drug Abuse Task Force is not holding back when it comes to talking about the reality of drug abuse
New Development Coming to City of Brundidge
More jobs are coming to the city of Brundidge.
Dallas County Minister Pleads Guilty to Rape, Incest Charges
A former minister has pleaded guilty to charges of rape and incest.
Budget Cuts Could Cripple Courts
Despite the governor's optimism, lawmakers are still feeling the heat as they work with a budget focused on deep cuts. The court system says if a fix isn't found before the special session, it might have to shut down.
Officials announce campaign to fight prescription drug abuse in Alabama
Alabama has one of the highest rates of prescription drug abuse and a state task force is attempting to do something about it.
Harper Lee Among Inductees for Alabama Writers Hall of Fame
"To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee is among the inaugural inductees for the Alabama Writers Hall of Fame.
