On Sunday, one of the busiest events in Montgomery's year wraps up.

A woman is under arrest for attempted arson after fire officials say she tried to set the house her boyfriend lives in on fire.

The Alabama State University National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African American Culture hosted a reception for its supporters.

An Alabama federal judge stripped of his caseload after his arrest on domestic violence charges will keep receiving his annual salary of nearly $200,000.

Alabama news network is teaming up with Montgomery Lasik today to give viewers a chance to become a "Future Forecaster."

Research points to home schooling as the fastest growing form of education in the United States, including families right here in Montgomery.

The city of Prattville is closing lanes on highway 31 today for road repairs.

Many local restaurants are seeing a spike in their business without even having to pay for advertising... all thanks to modern technology.

The remains of a 21-year-old staff sergeant who went missing during World War II have just recently been identified....and he's from Ramer. Now those who live in the small town want to find out who he is.

With the hot summer months upon us, city leaders in Wetumpka say kayaking on the Coosa River is one of its leading tourism attractions. So just how many people are going to the Coosa? And with all the revenue coming in, what plans do city leaders have to expand the business?

The clock is ticking to the start of college football season. And with it comes beer sales for Troy Trojan fans.

Alabama ranks 5th in the U.S. in car and truck production Montgomery's Hyundai plant wants to keep that going with a special internship program with Trenholm State.

Friday is the start of the Buckmasters Expo in Montgomery. The annual event is expected to draw more than 30,000 outdoor and hunting enthusiasts, according to city officials.

The driver who led Alabama State Troopers on a high speed chase on Interstate 65 Thursday afternoon has now been charged.