Scott Rials Named News Head Football Coach for Luverne High School
Luverne High School has a new head football coach
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Cahaba Center Hosts 36th Annual Special Olympics
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Cahaba Center for Mental Health hosts the 36th annual Special Olympics at Memorial Stadium in Selma.
Councilman's Plan for Charter School in Bullock County
The first charter schools in the state could be opening their doors as early as 2016. Each year there's a limit of 10 start-up charter schools and one local city councilman is hoping Bullock County makes the cut.
Tuskegee Airman Dies
Leslie A. Williams, a former member of the Tuskegee Airmen, has died in California. He was 95.
Ticket Sales Down for SLE Rodeo
While the SLE Rodeo a few weeks ago in Montgomery brought in about the same attendance as last year, ticket sales were down. That means changes may be on the way.
New Bill Would Allow Minors to Possess Pistols
A new bill making its way through the state house would make it legal for people under 18 to have a pistol with parental consent.
What's Right With Your Community: Magic of Storytelling Virtual Book Drive
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Alabama News Network is teaming up with First Book and BMW of Montgomery for a special project that will make a positive impact in the historic city of Selma for years to come.
Crimestoppers: Fighting Crime With Social Media
We're taking action against crime tonight -- social media is now one of the biggest tools for law enforcement to fight crime. Tonight, Crimestoppers shows us just how useful it's been for them.
Law Enforcement, Bullock Co. HS Students Connect
Relations between police and communities have been in the spotlight the past year, with cases like Michael Brown and Eric Garner.
Montgomery Humane Society: Why Your Lost Dog May Not Be Found
After a number of recent animal hoarding incidents across Alabama, the Montgomery Humane Society is looking into how that's affecting its animal intake.
Religious Freedom Act Reaction
Alabama is in the process of passing a Religious Freedom Act.
Councilman Wants Grocery Store Moratorium in Response to Wal-Mart Plan
Controversy continues to swirl over a proposed neighborhood Wal-Mart and fuel station in East Montgomery.
Community Mourns the Loss of Longtime Coach
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Selma and Dallas County area is mourning the loss of long-time Selma parks and recreation department director -- Coach Elton Reece.
Hubbard Wants Case Dismissed
Lawyers for indicted Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard are asking a judge to dismiss the case on claims of prosecutorial misconduct.
Elton Reece, Director of Selma Recreation Department, Passes Away
The director of Selma's parks and recreation department passed away Monday morning.
Seven from Alabama Shot During Party in Panama City Beach
Seven people are injured after an overnight shooting in Panama City Beach.
One Dead After Greenville Shooting
One person is dead after an afternoon shooting in Greenville.
Prayer Vigil Held For Child Crime Victims
Years after family members disappeared those left behind are not giving up hope. Saturday organizations came together holding a vigil for missing children and victims of crime.
Treating Spring Allergies
Spring is in the air, but it can also mean dreaded allergies for many.
Public Hearing Policy Frustrates Residents
Why hold a public hearing if no public input will be considered?
70-yr-old Charged With Murder After Stabbing in Goshen
One woman is dead after being stabbed this morning in Pike County.
East Montgomery Residents Protesting New Neighborhood Wal-Mart
A new neighborhood Wal-Mart and fuel station is coming to the east side of town and residents in that area are outraged.
Is Montgomery Bicycle Friendly?
A statewide bicycle summit is taking place this weekend to help make Alabama a more bicycle friendly state.
Wetumpka Residents Worried Water Pressure Destroying Homes
Some Wetumpka residents are worried that the city's water pressure is destroying their homes. But officials with the city's water works say that isn't the case at all and that the pressure hasn't changed.
Judge Proposes Plan for Pike Co. Rock Building
The Rock Building has a solid foundation in Pike County History. It's construction put residents back to work during the Great Depression.
