This video is no longer available. A grand jury has handed down indictments against two former Tallapoosa County school officials. Former Councill Middle School Principal Melanie McKinney and former counselor Corey Meadows are charged with failing to report child abuse. Tallapoosa County officials…
Authorities have arrested a suspect for robberies at payday loan stores in three Alabama cities. The Clanton police Faecbook page says Clemmon Barlow of Pike Road turned himself into Montgomery police on Monday. He has been transported back to Clanton where he…
The South Carolina father accused of killing his five children and dumping their bodies in Alabama says he did it because he thought they would kill him.
A small airplane missing along the Alabama-Georgia border with two people may have crashed into Lake Eufaula. WTVY-TV reports there have been two calls from lake residents saying they heard what they believed to be a small plane engine sputtering.…
The state Tourism Department is launching the Alabama Garden Trail. Tourism Director Lee Sentell says his agency will promote public gardens in several Alabama cities through a brochure and website. The Alabama Garden Trial will include Bellingrath Gardens in Theodore,…
The National Governors Association says Alabama, Nevada and Washington will participate in a year-long project to examine ways to spur changes in how states pay for Medicaid and other health care services. The NGA says the project should help the…
The LPGA is taking over Prattville as the Yokohama Tire LPGA Classic Golf tournament comes to town. With tournament play starting Thursday, how much of an impact has the event had already on the local community?
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The 126th Annual Footwash Festival in West Alabama is a little more than a week away -- and Alabama State Troopers gearing up to make sure festival-goers stay safe.
An arrest warrant issued for the South Carolina father who authorities say killed his five children says the father thought his children were going to "kill him, chop him up and feed him to the dogs."
Montgomery school officials have announced plans to move Loveless Academic Magnet program - also known as LAMP - into a new facility.
Orange barrels and road closed signs block a section of Three Notch Street in Troy for months.
Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Parker Griffith has joined a growing list calling for the resignation of U.S. District Judge Mark Fuller.
Who will make the best governor for retired state employees? That's the question candidates are trying to answer for members of The Alabama Retired State Employees' Association and Alabama Public Employees' Advocacy League.
American waistlines are getting bigger and bigger.
A common chemical found in many household products may not be healthy for pregnant women and their children.
New research at Yale University finds oncologists are taking costs and benefits into consideration when treating elderly breast cancer patients.
Imagine being a parent and the doctor tells you your child won't live longer than their mid-twenties. That's the news one Eclectic family is facing and they're trying to bring awareness to find a cure for the disease that's shortening his life.
It's a video that has been viewed many times. It's at the center of debate when it comes to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and how he is handling domestic violence in the NFL.
An Alabama congresswoman is speaking out about domestic abuse and says she's closely monitoring a case involving a federal judge from Montgomery.
High-fat dairy products may actually lower the risk of type-2 diabetes.
A new look at emergency room visits finds the average wait time to see a health care professional is about 30 minutes and the average length of stay is a little more than two hours.
Generic statins are more effective than brand-name statins, according to researchers in Boston.
It was a night of introductions and questions as students and parents learned a little more about the possibilities for life after high school.
It's been 10 years since Hurricane Ivan ripped through Alabama, a devastating storm that left some residents even in the dark for days. Now, we're taking you back in time to show you the damage and what residents learned from the storm...
Some South Alabama Residents could see more stray animals in the streets at the end of the month. That's because one animal hospital can no longer keep them, unless county commissioners act quickly.
