Saturday Festival For Pike Regional Child Advocacy Center
You have a chance this weekend to give back to a center that helps some of our most vulnerable citizens- children that are victims of abuse.
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Forest Home Post Office Hours Reduced
In Butler County, one rural post office is cutting its hours of operation by half, and while officials say it is needed to keep the post office open, community members are worried they will soon lose what they call the heartbeat of their town.
New Details Released in Philip Lutzenkirchen Death
We have new information on the crash that led to the death of former Auburn football star Philip Lutzenkirchen.
Butler Co. Class Of 2027 Dressing For Success
In Butler County, the class of 2027 is dressing for success.
National Night Out Brings Communities Closer Together
Communities across the country came together to fight crime. It's all a part of National Night Out.
ASU Hosts Sting-A-Thon for 30 Days of Giving Campaign
The first Alabama State Sting-a-thon was a celebration, a chance to say thank you to those who have invested in Alabama State and believe in its mission.
Tuskegee University Students Stuck in Africa Due to Ebola
Tuskegee University officials say some of their students are stuck in Africa because of the deadly Ebola outbreak.
One-On-One With Montgomery Co. Public Schools Supt. Margaret Allen
Montgomery County Superintendent, Margaret Allen, sits down with reporter, Catalina Trivino for an exclusive interview to outline her plans and to answer some of your questions you submitted on social media.
Charles Henderson High School Football Player Shot In Head Is Improving
A rising high school senior with a bright future playing football is shot in the head, but a week later he's showing great signs of improvement.
Ousted ASU Trustee Wiggins Reports Removal to SACS
An ousted trustee at Alabama State University is telling an accreditation agency his removal violates standards.
Police And Deputies Are Gearing Up For First Day Of School
Law enforcement in Butler County is gunning up for the first day of school.
Hospital Can Determine Experience of Baby Delivery
Where a woman delivers her baby can greatly affect whether she has a good experience or not.
Older Women May Want to Consider Mammograms
A new study adds to the debate about mammograms for women 75 and older.
Hepatitis C Could Become Rare Disease
Researchers predict hepatitis C will soon become a rare disease.
Montgomery Co. Sheriff's Office Kicks Off Show And Tell Camp
CBS 8 and ABC Montgomery are taking action against crime... Montgomery County Sheriff's deputies are taking off their badges and putting on their sneakers -- all in the hope of impacting the lives of children in our area.
Law Working In Keeping Meth Off Butler Co. Streets
In Butler County, law enforcement says an anti-methamphetamine law is working in stopping meth labs from popping in the county.
Report Ranks Alabama 49th In Quality Education
According to a recent study, Alabama ranks 49th in the country for quality schools. It's a number that's surprising to some, but not all.
"Resistant Starch" Can Reduce Risk of Colorectal Cancer
If you're worried about red meat increasing your risk of colorectal cancer, you might find some help a little farther down the picnic table.
Serious Flu Complications Possible
One in three children are at risk for developing serious complications of the flu this season.
Video Games Can Be Beneficial to Children
Playing video games may not be so bad for children after all.
Restaurant Week to Feature Eateries in 53 Cities
State Department of Tourism officials say this year's Alabama Restaurant Week event will feature more than 200 restaurants in 53 cities offering lunch and dinner discounts.
Judge: Ala. Abortion Clinic Law Unconstitutional
A federal judge says an Alabama law restricting abortion doctors is unconstitutional.
Cadets Run From Delaware to Texas to Raise Money for Veterans
On Sunday, a group of cadets from the University of Delaware's Army ROTC, trying to bridge the gap between civilians and the military, made a stop in Montgomery.
Emergency Communications System Upgrade Expected
Changes are coming to Montgomery's emergency communications system after some callers said they got an automated message when they dialed 911.
