Local Church Hosts Mardi Gras Themed Race
First United Methodist Church played host to a 5K, 8K, and 1-mile Fun Run today in Montgomery.
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Prattville Holds Annual Mardi Gras Parade
The city of Prattville held its eleventh annual Mardi Gras parade Saturday.
Two Children Who Died In House Fire, Laid to Rest
Two young children lose their lives in a Montgomery house fire earlier this month. And Saturday family and friends said their final goodbyes.
Quilt Project Showcases Unity in Selma Community
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A unique project is underway in Selma designed to showcase the beauty and spirit of cooperation and unity in the Selma community.
Rev. Jesse Jackson Visits Montgomery
The Reverend Jesse Jackson spoke to students at Alabama State University Friday. He told them the fight for voting rights is still going on today and students need to take responsibility for bringing change.
One-On-One With Civil Rights Attorney, Dr. Fred Gray
A key figure in the Civil Rights movement, Dr. Fred Gray, speaks to us one-on-one about the role he played as a lawyer. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks are just two of the many people he represented.
Human Trafficking Task Force's Summit Held in Montgomery
Human trafficking is the second largest criminal industry in the world and Alabama is not immune.
Thousands in Ala. Signing Up For Insurance Under Federal Law
Thousands of additional Alabama residents are signing up for health insurance through the online exchange created by the federal Affordable Care Act.
Rockin' Romance
The Alabama News Network and Cronier’s Fine Jewelry want to honor the River Region couple with the most "Rockin Romance"!
Railroad Workers Discover Charred Dead Body
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office received a call about a dead body found near Cook Station Road.
Mitt Romney will Not Seek Presidential Nomination in 2016
Mitt Romney says he will not seek the Republican Presidential Nomination in 2016.
Trial Date Set for Mike Hubbard On Ethics Charges
Trial date has been set for house speaker Mike Hubbard on ethics charges.
Trial Date Set For Former VA Employee Accused of Sexual Abuse
A judge has set a trial date for a former VA Tuskegee employee who is accused of sexual abuse of a mentally disabled volunteer.
Civil Rights Icon Dr. Fred Gray is in Town
Dr. Fred Gray -- he's the attorney who represented Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks.
Couple Give $3 million to University of Alabama
A Birmingham couple is donating $3 million to the business school at the University of Alabama.
Crash on Ala. interstate Caused by Trucker Pulling His Tooth
Alabama authorities say a tractor-trailer crashed on Interstate 20 because the driver lost control while he was pulling one of his teeth.
Student Suspended for Posting #BlackLivesMatter Signs Around School
A Montgomery Public Schools student was suspended after putting up signs around her school that say "Black Lives Matter."
Witness to History
Rarely does a person's journey through life intersect with many major moments in history. For former longtime CBS news photographer and Prattville resident Clarence Gibbons that has definitely been the case.
Coyote Sightings in Area Neighborhoods
Some Cloverdale residents say with alleged sightings on several streets in the Cloverdale- Idlewild area they are a little concerned.
First Step In Beautification Process Complete At Lincoln Cemetery
After nearly 2 years of work, a Montgomery cemetery with history of being an eyesore has finished the first step of its beautification process.
Wetumpka Downtown Redevelopment Finally Underway
It's hard to miss the construction going on down here. The latest project has been replacing a water line.
Controversy Continues Over Obama Visit and 50th Celebration Events
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Controversy continues to swirl around President Obama's visit to Selma -- and some of the events planned to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Movement.
Electric Charging Stations Now in Greenville for Tesla Car Owners
Tesla electric car owners have a place to stop and charge their cars in South Alabama.
CHHS Sees Increased Graduation Rate
There's good news in Troy about how many students are making it through high school.
Controversy Is Brewing Over Obama's Visit to Selma
Controversy is brewing over President Obama's visit to Selma -- and some of the events planned to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Movement.
