It's that time of year when getting home for the holidays seems to be on everyone's mind. The Montgomery Regional Airport is certainly seeing the rush.

We'll be seeing Governor Robert Bentley for another four years after his landslide victory this November. But he's not just proud of winning the election this year.

The busiest shopping weekend of the year is here. As people scramble to finish checking off their Christmas lists, not everyone can get their hands on the hot ticket items.

The Alabama Supreme Court is reviving the state's attempt to keep about $94,000 in cash and hundreds of alleged gambling machines seized from a west Alabama gaming center.

Alabama's unemployment rate is down to 6 percent.

A happy update for you - after we ran a story about a family losing everything in a house fire, some "Good Samaritans" have come forward to help out.

Christmas Day is a week away, but in Montgomery, the giving spirit is in the air. The Salvation Army gave toys, stockings and food to hundreds of people in need this holiday.

A week before Christmas and one Montgomery family is left homeless after their home burns down.

Montgomery has a new police chief.

It's been a tough year for Coach Reggie Barlow. After getting his first raise with a new contract just a few months ago, he was fired.

2014 is almost in the books and Mayor Todd Strange says he is proud of what the city has accomplished.