A new curriculum aims to prepare students for natural disasters and developers in Pike County believe the lesson plans the first of it's kind.

The Auburn Tigers head back to Mississippi this weekend, this time hoping for a better outcome against Ole Miss. Fans we talked to are hopeful, but some admit they're a little unsure if they can pull it out.

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley says he plans to use any leftover campaign funds to benefit the state.

Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman will remain in prison while he appeals his conviction.

Republican state Rep. John Merrill and Democrat Lula Albert-Kaigler face off Tuesday in the race for Alabama secretary of state.

Safety is a top concern for parents on Halloween night. Part of that includes being aware of known sex offenders while out trick or treating.

Montgomery police are investigating yet another shooting in the capital city.

Part of Elmore County will be getting a bit of a facelift thanks to a federal grant.

A marker's been put up twice to note an important landmark in Alabama Native American history, but twice it's been vandalized.

A Pike County man is behind bars after investigators say the ingredients and tools for a meth lab were found in his home.

Some big statewide offices are up for grabs in next week's elections, including governor, but a recent CBS News poll shows the race isn't a close one.

Selma Police are looking for a man accused of shooting his 51-year-old uncle.

Auburn University Montgomery held a debate Thursday night for candidates of the House District 78 seat, but Representative Alvin Holmes was a no show.

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Is Alabama prepared to handle an Ebola outbreak? Today Governor Robert Bentley once again saying the state is ready.

Montgomery Police say a man is in serious condition after a shooting.

What do K-9s and fingerprints have in common? Well it's all a part of Red Ribbon week in Troy.

A dining hall at a university feeds thousands of students everyday. But still, a lot of that food goes to waste.

A Montgomery man convicted of a DUI murder now knows his fate. Alabama News Network was the only station there to see the emotional moment when the defendant apologized to the victim's family.

The public declaration, in an essay written for Bloomberg Businessweek, makes Cook the highest-profile business CEO to come out as gay.

Alabama is gaining hundreds of new attorneys.