Butler County Sheriff's Office Investigating Fatal Shooting
A man is dead and a woman injured after a shooting in South Alabama.
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Alabama Shakespeare Festival Tree Lighting
Christmas at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery
Montgomery Kennel Club Hosts AKC Dog Show
The Montgomery Kennel Club hosted one of its AKC dog shows at the Garriet Colliseum.
Dadeville Man Dead After Fatal Car Crash
A Dadeville man is dead after a Friday afternoon car crash.
ASU Kicks Off the Day with its Annual Turkey Day Classic Parade
The Turkey Day Classic kicked off Saturday morning with a parade.
New Tradition for Long Running Turkey Classic
Thousands of fans were out in Montgomery to witness the long running tradition of the Turkey Day Classic.
State Rep. Alvin Holmes Says Obama's Immigration Speech Racist
President Barrack Obama is using what he calls his executive powers to shield about five million undocumented immigrants from deportation.
ASU Homecoming Week Buzzing with Excitement
ASU Homecoming week filled with excitement
Dallas Co. Leaders Urge Residents Shop Small, Shop Local First
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- As the holiday season kicks into high gear many community leaders in Dallas County have a message to residents as they cross items off their shopping list.
Pastors Rally Against Same Sex Marriage
Pastors from across the state and the country were in Montgomery today protesting same sex marriage. They say Alabamians don't want to be forced to allow the practice in our state.
Salvation Army Red Kettles: Where Does Your Dollar Go?
If you're out and about this weekend, you may hear some familiar sounds of the season. The Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign is underway. Bell ringers are out now, collecting donations to help families in need right here in our area.
At Least 120 AL Boeing Workers Could See Layoffs
At least 120 workers in Huntsville could see job losses as work shifts on a new rocket.
Unemployment Rates Drop, Wilcox Co. Highest in AL
Alabama's unemployment rate has dropped to 6.3 percent, but it remains above the national average.
State Revenue Commissioner Issues Scam Warning
The state's top tax official is warning Alabama taxpayers to watch out for a phone scam using her department's name.
Clearing up Ebola Misconceptions, Is Montgomery Prepared?
A state health official is clearing up any misconceptions about ebola and other viruses.
Marengo Academy in Linden Reaches State Championship Game
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Marengo Academy football team is trying to win back to back state championships -- but they'll have to beat the defending champ to do it.
Drivers Making Illegal Left Turn out of Montgomery Shopping Center
People refusing to follow a traffic sign off Carter Hill Road are creating dangerous driving conditions near a major intersection.
Troy Veterans Center Future In Hands of Courts
The owner of the Troy Veterans Center, shut down by the state fire marshal, continues his fight to reopen. And now it's in the courts' hands.
Troy University Hosts International Fesitval
Hundreds celebrated international cultures tonight at Troy.
Attempted Murder Suspect in Custody
A Selma man wanted for Attempted Murder is now in custody.
Andre Ellis Rape, Burglary Charges Dismissed
Rape and burglary charges against Andre Ellis have been dropped.
Campuses Reevaluate Security After FSU Shooting
As investigators continue to learn more about that shooting on F-S-U's campus, many other schools are taking a closer look at how they would handle a similar situation. Faulkner University is one of those schools, a university that had a gunman on its campus a year ago.
Non Profit Gives Lunch For a Special Cause
One South Alabama organization brought joy in a special box. All in hopes to raise awareness and funds.
Troy Elementary Annual Pow Wow
Troy Elementary students transformed their classes into tribes. More than 170 kindergartners put on their annual pow wow Thursday.
