City Council Meeting to Discuss No Smoking Ordinance Tonight
Montgomery city council members will be discussing the no smoking ordinance at tonight's city council meeting.
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Alabama Sets Road Widening Among Southern Mansions
The Alabama Department of Transportation is advertising for bids to complete the four-lane of U.S. 431 from Interstate 85 in Opelika to the Florida line.
Strange to Lead Republican AGS in 2 Years
Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange is in line to become chairman of the Republican Attorneys General Association in two years.
Prosecutor Says House Speaker Case Not Political
A lead prosecutor says ethics charges were brought against House Speaker Mike Hubbard because a grand jury found evidence of crimes and not for political reasons.
Alice Lee, Sister of 'Mockingbird' Author, Dies
Alice Lee, the sister of the famous "To Kill a Mockingbird" author and an influential Alabama lawyer and church leader in her own right, has died.
Wetumpka City Council Hires New Police Chief
Wetumpka has hired a new police chief.
Superintendent Officially Resigns to Elmore Co. Board of Education
After ten years as superintendent of Elmore County Schools, Dr. Jeff Langham met with the school board to discuss his resignation.
Mtgy. Councilmen Hold Forum on Proposed No-Smoking Ordinance
Montgomery could soon be a smoke-free city. That's if a proposed no-smoking ordinance is approved by city councilmen.
Tiger Fans Disappointed After Tough Road Loss
It was a big weekend of football in the state and the Auburn Tigers suffered a tough loss to the Georgia Bulldogs Saturday. They're essentially out of the playoff picture, and that has many wondering what happened to the team after such a promising start.
Clean Up and Repairs Underway after Train Derailment in Wilcox Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Work crews continue to clean up the wreckage and repair the tracks after a train derailment in Wilcox County.
Judge Delays House Speaker Mike Hubbard's Trial
A judge has delayed House Speaker Mike Hubbard's trial on ethics charges until 2015.
Judge Delays Speaker Mike Hubbard's Ethics Trial
A judge has delayed House Speaker Mike Hubbard's trial on ethics charges until 2015.
Herman J. Russell, Tuskegee Grad, Real Estate Mogul dies
Herman J. Russell, founder and chairman of H. J. Russell & Company, died Saturday after a brief illness, according to his family. The Tuskegee graduate and Atlanta native came from humble beginnings to preside over the largest African-American-owned construction company…
Officials Release Thanksgiving Fire Safety Tips
The Alabama State Fire Marshal’s Office and the National Fire Protection Association give fire safety tips for Thanksgiving.
The Alabama Fishing Nature Center Opens Ponds
The Alabama fishing Nature Center opened up its ponds for public fishing this weekend.
Alabama Fans React to Tide's Defeat of Number One Mississippi State
Fans of the Alabama Crimson Tide are celebrating a big win over the number one ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs.
Vex Robotics Competition in Montgomery
Robots battled it out at Brebaker Technology High School
Man Treks Across Alabama to Raise 'Hope'
One man is bringing hope to others during the holiday season by simply riding his bike.
Man's Vision To Give Back Streches a Decade
While some families are busy planning their menus for the big meal, others are just trying to find a way to put food on the table.
Bama Fans Speak Out on Rankings
Number 4 Alabama will take on the number one team in the country Saturday, Mississippi State. If Alabama wins, fans say it should shake up the polls.
Auburn Fans Still Hoping for a Shot at Playoffs
The stars truly have to align for Auburn to make the playoffs but stranger things have happened for this team.
Judge Releases Richard Scrushy from Probation
A federal judge says HealthSouth Corp. founder Richard Scrushy doesn't have to serve the final eight months of his probation for bribery.
Terra Cotta Opens Farmers Market in Troy
As many farmers markets prepare to pack up for winter, one is opening for the first time in Troy.
Space Heater Safety
As temperatures drop, the number of space heaters being used is going up. But firefighters are urging you to keep a close eye on how you use them.
Montgomery Airport Hosts National Conference
Just one year ago, the Montgomery Regional Airport was in some serious trouble when it came to ticket sales. But things are turning around, so much so that the airport hosted a major conference this week.
