From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Tourism continues to grow around Selma -- and there are several projects underway that officials say will expand and enhance the area's tourism industry even more.
A new study from the drug enforcement agency says prescription drug abuse in Alabama is one of the worst in the country. But Alabama Law Enforcement has been partnering with other agencies to combat the problem.
A bill allowing home school students to play public school sports and other activities might finally catch a Hail Mary pass after years of fumbles.
The Urban Slide is coming to Montgomery June 6-7.
Montgomery city council was held this evening and there were some hot button issues on the agenda.
The state is one step closer to enacting extreme cuts proposed by lawmakers.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Dallas County man is shot and killed during an apparent home invasion.
While school is winding down for students across Alabama, for the town of Pike Road, anticipation is building for the inaugural start of classes this fall.
A Wetumpka Kindergartner received a special surprise during his graduation, and the gift came from thousands of miles away.
Union Springs city leaders are now involved in the controversy over confederate flags in a city owned cemetery.
Political Analyst Steve Flowers appeared on Alabama News Network to talk about the budget battles in the Legislature.
Parents of Luverne High School students want to know why the school's principal has been put on administrative leave.
[gtxvideo vid="ZTPtJMes" playlist="" pid="XiOflQdH" thumb="http://player.gtxcel.com/thumbs/ZTPtJMes.jpg" vtitle="No Easy Answers in Alabama's Budget Battles”] Lawmakers will vote Tuesday on a 1.6 billion dollar budget that may cause devastating cuts to state agencies across the state. That includes courthouses in Alabama's 67 counties.…
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A group of students from the University of Alabama is in Marion working on service projects to help strengthen the community.
We are less than 100 days away from the Montgomery mayoral race and as candidates continue to campaign and stress their platforms, voters are weighing in on what they'd like in the next mayor.
One of the busiest and most accident prone intersections in Montgomery is undergoing some big changes.
Physical fitness is an important part of serving in the military. You have to pass certain requirements to get in, and keep up your healthy lifestyle.
Scores of Alabama workers are being affected by Blue Bell's partial shutdown following a listeria outbreak linked to its ice cream.
A minister who tried to perform a gay wedding in an Alabama courthouse has pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct.
The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce Convention & Visitor Bureau has announced that a new bike rental program called Capital Cool Cruisers is available to visitors and residents.
Lawmakers are running short on time and options as they seek a solution to the projected General Fund shortfall for next year.
Pop singer Robin Thicke held a concert at Garrett Coliseum Sunday night for thousands of Hyundai team members and supporters celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Montgomery assembly plant.
The Prattville Pops Spring Concert kicked off today in Prattville
Prattville kids got to have a little fun in the 6th annual Touch a Truck event
A little rain didn't stop hundreds of people from flooding the Riverfront.
