Montgomery Police Investigating Self-Inflicted Gunshot
Montgomery police are conducting an investigation after a man shot himself in the leg Sunday.
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Taste of the River Region
Chefs in the River Region spent the evening showing off their skills
Charles Henderson Player Has Died After Collapse
A Charles Henderson football player injured in a Friday night game has died.
Titus Holds 14th Annual Bluegrass Festival
The sound of music filled the air in the city of Titus on Saturday for the annual Bluegrass Festival.
Elmore County EMA Holds Preparedness Fair and Safety Day
On Saturday, the Elmore County Emergency Management Agency teamed up with Wetumpka Lowe's to prepare for potential emergencies.
Family, Friends Hold "Hope for Houston" Run
People in Elmore County came together to help a 7 year old boy battling a life threatening disease.
Hundreds Attend Vigil For CHHS Player in ICU
A Charles Henderson football player injured in a Friday night game is in a Dothan intensive care unit in critical condition.
Selma City Leaders Borrow Four Million Dollars for Infrastructure Upgrade
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The city of Selma is taking out a four million dollar loan to pay for some infrastructure upgrades in one of the oldest city's in the state.
Trial For Triple-Murder Suspect, Desmonte Leonard, Begins
The trial for one of the most infamous murder cases in Lee County has begun. Desmonte Leonard is accused of murdering two former Auburn University football players and another man at an Auburn party in 2012.
Oak Park Prepares For Montgomery Botanical Gardens
It's been almost a year since the ground breaking for Montgomery's botanical garden. The project is coming along, and pretty soon the non-profit organization funding the garden will need your help.
Troy-Native Lands Speaking Role In "White Water" Movie
Talesa Harris- it's not a name you might recognize, but soon she'll be a face in a movie with some big names.
Interview with Milton McGregor and Joe Espy
It's been nearly two weeks since the trial that could decide the future of Victoryland ended. You may remember, more than 1,000 gaming machines and cash was seized at a raid at the casino - and Victoryland owner Milton McGregor wants them back.
AEA Becomes Griffith's Biggest Contributor
The state teachers' organization, the Alabama Education Association, has become the biggest contributor to Democrat Parker Griffith's campaign for governor. Griffith filed a campaign finance report late Thursday afternoon showing he had received a $300,000 contribution from AEA. Prior to…
AL Public Employees' Groups Loses At High Court
The Alabama State Employees Association and Alabama Education Association have lost a lawsuit over a state law that cut off a major source of their funding. The Alabama Supreme Court on Friday reversed a preliminary injunction that the two groups…
Former Doctor Loses Appeal To Get License Back
A former Jefferson County physician has lost his appeal to get his medical license back. The state Medical Licensure Commission revoked Dr. John Anderson King's license in 2008 after reviewing negligence complaints involving two patients he treated at a clinic…
Pregnant Women Need T-Dap Vaccine
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says more pregnant women should get the vaccine known as T-Dap to keep their infants safe.
Kitchen Spice Turmeric Improves Brain Function
Some promising news about a spice found in many kitchens -- turmeric.
Therapy More Effective the Medication for Anxiety
While anti-depressants are a common treatment for social anxiety disorder, new research suggests talk therapy is more effective and can have longer lasting effects.
Marcy Novak's Final Forecast
Morning Meteorologist Marcy Novak is moving on from Alabama News Network.
1 Arrested, 1 Injured in Union Springs Shooting
One person is behind bars after a shooting last night in Union Springs.
Arrest Made in Union Springs AG Armed Robbery
An arrest is made in the armed robbery of a Union Springs grocery store .
UA: Campus Panic Caused by Rumors, Student's Call
The University of Alabama is providing details on a campus panic that resulted in a dorm being searched and some students missing classes this week.
Montgomery Rotary Club Hosts International Night for Officers at Maxwell AFB
The U.S. State Department invites countries to send military officials to Maxwell Air Force Base for one year of training.
Workplace Shootings - Law Enforcement Agents Stress Having a Protocol
What should you do in the event of a workplace shooting? It's something that's on a lot of minds right now after a former UPS worker shot and killed both of his supervisors in Birmingham - and another at a popular golfing spot in Birmingham. Now, law enforcement agents are urging businesses to make a plan.
River Region Receives $2.7 Million To Drive Down Chronic Diseases
Montgomery's wellness coalition now has more money to improve to improve healthcare in the region. The coalition received a multimillion dollar federal grant from the U.S. Health and Human Services Department.
