Study Looks at Causes of Low Self Esteem
A new study looks at the challenges of helping people with low self esteem.
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Insomnia Does Not Drive Up Blood Pressure
New research shows that patients suffering from insomnia are not at an increased risk of developing high blood pressure.
General Anesthesia Better for Hip Surgeries
Researchers in Pennsylvania say using regional anesthesia for hip repair rather than general anesthesia does not lower the risk of death.
Montgomery's Hyundai Plant is Once Again the Center of National Attention
Media from across the country are coming to see the new 2015 Sonata.
The Montgomery Museum of Fine Art Breaks Ground for a New Project
City officials gathered this morning to announce a new three million dollar sculpture garden.
Troy Regional Medical Center Makes a Big Announcement
That facility will now be affiliated with Southeast Alabama Medical Center.
Police May not Generally Search the Cellphones
A unanimous Supreme Court says police may not generally search the cellphones of people they arrest without first acquiring search warrants.
Michael Jackson Died Five Years Ago Today
He overdosed on a drug used to treat his insomnia.
Day 3 of Filming for the Movie "Selma."
The bridge remains closed during the day this week.
Senate District 30 Seat Duke it Out at a Debate
Alabama News Network was the only television station capturing the tense moments.
State Won't Reveal Caterer in Food Illness Probe
A state agency that hosted a luncheon that health officials suspect was the source of an E. coli outbreak won't say who the caterer was.
Boy Struck, Killed by Vehicle on His Way to School
Authorities say a 15-year-old boy struck and killed by a vehicle was walking to Danville High School for a weight training class for football players.
East Alabama Insulation Plant Faces $41,800 Fine
A manufacturing plant in the eastern Alabama community of Phenix City is facing a $41,800 fine after federal authorities say it failed to protect workers from hazardous chemicals.
"Selma" Movie to Film at Alabama Capitol on Friday
The movie "Selma" will be filming in Montgomery at the state Capitol on Friday.
2 Killed, 2 Hurt in Hoover Crash
Authorities have identified two people who were killed in a crash on Interstate 459 in Hoover.
Worker Dies in Birmingham Railway Accident
Officials from a Kansas-based transportation company say a worker has died in an accident at the Alabama Warrior Railway in Birmingham.
North Ala. Clinic that Provides Abortions to Close
The only abortion clinic in north Alabama is expected to close by the end of the week.
Chambliss, Garner Debate Issues Heading up to Runoff Election
Clyde Chambliss and Harris Garner, the two men vying for the Senate District 30 Seat, met tonight to debate each other and address voters and Alabama News Network was the only television station there.
Independent Group Finds E. Coli In Florala's Lake Jackson
A private environmental group says water samples from Lake Jackson in Florala have alarming results when it comes to one potentially deadly bacteria.
Prattville Kicks Off Creekwalk Concert Series
The city of Prattville is just a short distance from Montgomery, but it is striving to keep its own distinct identity. Prattville launched the Creekwalk concert series to try to bring more people downtown to experience what makes the city special.
One-On-One With Montgomery Interim Police Chief John Brown
Tonight from Montgomery -- Moving the police department forward with the impending retirement of Police Chief, Kevin Murphy, who doesn't want to go.
'Selma' Movie Gets Local Flavor from Dozens of Extras
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Filming for the movie 'Selma' has brought hundreds of people into the city of Selma to work on the movie.
A Look At Two Candidates In Heated Race For Pike Co. Sheriff's Seat
A political newcomer hopes to be the next Pike County sheriff- a position incumbent Sheriff Russell Thomas has held for 20 years and wants to keep.
Many Babies Born Too Early
New research finds that nearly one out of 25 babies in the U.S. are born too early.
Alabama Labor Commissioner Tom Surtees Stepping Down
Alabama Labor Commissioner Tom Surtees is stepping down after a decade of leading major state agencies for two governors.
