Aldersgate United Methodist Church presented its "Festival of Lessons and Carols"
Aldersgate United Methodist Church presented its "Festival of Lessons and Carols" service this evening.
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A Three-Vehicle Crash Claims the Life of One Man
One man is dead and two others are injured after a three-vehicle wreck in Crenshaw County.
Markale Hart Arrested and Charged in Auburn Player Shooting
Markale Hart Arrested and Charged in Auburn Player Shooting
Vigil Planned for Auburn Football Player Killed in Shooting
Friends and family will come together Monday night for a vigil to honor the life of Jakell Mitchell.
Santa Claus took a break from the North Pole to visit Montgomery
Santa Claus took a break from the North Pole to visit Montgomery.
Wetumpka's annual Christmas on the Coosa celebration
Wetumpka held it's annual Christmas on the Coosa celebration
Church Rallies Against Same Sex Marriage
Church members in Montgomery rallied to voice their opposition to same sex marriage.
APD: Ernest Finley takes job as Montgomery Police Chief
The Atlanta Police Department confirms Atlanta PD Chief Deputy Ernest Finley has retired to take the position as Montgomery Police Chief.
Community Enjoys Christmas Lights Festival at the Zoo
Montgomery Zoo holds annual Christmas lights festival.
Department of Justice Says Indians Can Grow, Sell Marijuana on Reservations
Growing and selling Marijuana is illegal in Alabama but a decision by the U.S. Department of Justice may pave a way for Indians to be able to do just that on their land.
Healthcare Coverage Deadline Fast Approaching
We are now just a few days away from the deadline to sign up for healthcare. Monday is the last day to get insured without facing penalties.
Alexander City Looks Forward to New Economic Development
Development leaders in Tallapoosa County say Alexander City is making strides in improving the economy.
Science/Tech, General Education Changes Coming for Troy University
Today big plans were announced at the Troy University's Board of Trustees meeting.
500+ Graduate During Troy University's Fall Commencement
And after being handed their degrees at today's fall commencement, many are entering into a job market that's improving but still not as good as some hoped.
Judge Delays Sentencing in Auburn Triple Killing
A Lee County judge is again delaying the sentencing of a Montgomery man convicted of killing two one-time Auburn University football players and a third man.
Corruption Probe Leads to Deputy AG's Resignation
- State Attorney General Luther Strange says Deputy Attorney General Sonny Reagan resigned his position after the attorney general sought to fire him over issues stemming from the government corruption investigation in Lee County.
Coca-Cola Bringing New Jobs to the Capitol
NEW THIS AFTERNOON....COCA COLA WILL BE BRINGING NEW JOBS TO THE CAPITOL CITY.
Standridge to Lead Rural Caucus in Alabama House
Republican state Rep. David Standridge of Hayden has been elected chairman of the Rural Caucus in the Alabama House of Representatives.
Eighth-Graders Score Low in New Ala. Standardized Tests
New standardized tests show that half of Alabama eighth-graders aren't meeting reading and math standards
Bama Fans Holding Off on Playoff Game
Alabama Crimson Tide fans are no strangers to going to national championships and big games. But the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on News Year's Day doesn't seem to be attracting as many fans.
Residents Split on Proposed Package Store
A proposed package store on Woodley Road in Montgomery has residents divided.
Major Upgrade Underway at Confederate Memorial Circle in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A construction project underway at a historic cemetery in Selma is transforming a 135 year old confederate memorial site -- in preparation for the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Selma.
Governor Helps Break In New Lawmakers
It's the final day of orientation for freshmen lawmakers. Today they got a visit from their new partner in state government, Governor Robert Bentley.
Troy Makes List Of 'Most Dangerous Cities'?
A new report lists some of Alabama's most dangerous cities.
Bentley Open to Medicaid Expansion with Plan Crafted in Ala.
Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says he's somewhat open to the idea of expanding Medicaid, but the plan would have to be designed by the state and would have stipulations for recipients.
