Even though summer is over, Lake Martin was a busy place Friday. That's because almost 100 people were out for Alabama Power's Renew Our Rivers clean up campaign.

President Obama to nominate Loretta Lynch as new Attorney General.

The Black Chamber of Commerce met Thursday to discuss plans for the 50th celebration of the Selma to Montgomery March.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Wallace Community College Selma hosts the 4th Annual Selma BEST Robotics Competition.

For all the good it does, the internet is still a very dangerous place. Officers from across the state are honing their skills to better patrol your virtual life.

Hundreds of school children got an up close look at the future of electric transportation.

Air Force officials say they have recovered the remains of an F-16 fighter jet pilot from the Gulf of Mexico after a crash Thursday.

Republicans are sticking by Rep. Mike Hubbard as their choice for House speaker despite his indictment on ethics charges.

Gov. Robert Bentley has selected Alabama Power's top executive to serve as chairman of his inaugural committee.

Tuscaloosa city officials say the economic benefit of the University of Alabama's home football games far outweigh the cost the city spends on staff overtime during game weekends.

An exclusive story from Montgomery -- a transitional home that helps homeless veterans is now a victim of a crime. Someone broke into the home, stealing several items and leaving a mess behind.

Tuscaloosa police have arrested former Alabama and NFL fullback Le'Ron McClain on a synthetic marijuana trafficking charge.

The turnout for Alabama's election Tuesday was lowest since Alabama became a two-party state.

Republicans still hold every state-wide office in Alabama after yesterday's election results.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The outcome of the race for the Alabama State House District 69 seat has left a hole in the city government of Hayneville because the person leading the city will now take on a new role.

What happens when people can't afford to bury their loved ones or if that person doesn't have any known friends or family? One Montgomery church is stepping up to make sure everyone is buried in peace, regardless of whether they have the money or a family.

It's one of the closest races in the state. And while the other local races in Pike County were won by a landslide, the Alabama House District 89 race is still too close to call.

More than one million people went to the polls yesterday in Alabama. Some of those voters in Montgomery got the wrong ballot.

Democratic candidate for governor Parker Griffith knew he was an underdog in the race but hoped to pull off a victory.