With kids back in school, that means the end of summer vacation season, but what does that mean for businesses in Greenville who depend on the beach traffic?

Law enforcement officials in Tallapoosa County say efforts to combat meth are working. They say overall, meth production is down across the county, thanks to more cooperation between pharmacists and law enforcement.

The wife of a federal judge who was arrested earlier this week on suspicion of hitting her told emergency dispatchers that she was being beaten and needed an ambulance.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is in Alabama supporting the re-election campaign of fellow Republican Gov. Robert Bentley.

The State Health Department receive the results from their investigation into a potential Meningitis case at Andalusia Regional hospital.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The JC Penney store in Selma shut down about three months ago -- and the store's old location in the Selma Mall remains empty.

Alabama lawmakers will face another grim budget outlook when they return to Montgomery next year and Gov. Robert Bentley says he wants their ideas for long-term solutions instead of a one-year money fix.

Thousands of students are back to school in Montgomery County. But one year from now, a new school district will change the map for students in the area.

Greenville Police need your help identifying a woman who stole credit cards from a mother stopping for lunch with her family.

With Depression being a factor in Robin Williams' death, Alabama News Network is looking deeper into the illness and speaking to an expert and a victim who is trying to move forward.

The Alabama Democratic Executive Committee has dismissed an appeal to challenge the results of a contested Jefferson County Commission primary runoff.

Alabama community organizations that work with homeless or at-risk veterans have received more than $6.3 million in federal grants.

Opp city leaders hope a new access road off U.S. Highway 331 brings new retail to the city.

The city of Montgomery has been trying to renovate West Fairview Avenue for months. Some parts were going to have SMART Code restrictions, which allows people to live and work in the same development. And city leaders hoped that plan would bring more businesses in the future. But that's no longer happening.

Records from the Alabama state comptroller and the budget office show that the payroll for House Speaker Mike Hubbard's office increased significantly while wages for state employees were essentially frozen.