WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment aid dropped to the lowest level in 14 years last week, the latest signal that companies are cutting few workers and hiring could remain healthy. The Labor Department…
It's a dream come true for most kids...lots and lots of free candy. But parents of kids with allergies will tell you trick-or-treating can be a nightmare.
Two major road projects have been going on in Montgomery for years.
Montgomery city leaders are considering changing the smoking ordinance. Now the question is, will Montgomery become the latest Alabama city to go smoke-free?
Hwashin is bringing more jobs to South Alabama, and that means more opportunities for people in Butler County, and the school district.
Troy University launches a new unmanned aerial systems minor.
We count on volunteer fire departments to protect rural areas when disaster strikes. Many of them operate on a shoestring budget and volunteers who donate their time for free. One Macon County VFD stands out, though. Not just for its commitment to the community but the volunteers leading the way.
The memorial service for longtime Alabama Education Association leader Paul Hubbert is planned Saturday in Montgomery.
The Centers for Disease Control and prevention has developed and started using a faster lab test to detect Enterovirus D68.
From the Troy Newsroom... Pike County authorities are investigating a two car accident. They say the accident happened on Pike County road 22-04 near Goshen about 10:30 this morning. Where one car crashed into a tree. Police say two people were…
This video is no longer available.In news from Across Alabama... Campus police at UAB are investigating a robbery and sexual assault in a campus parking garage. Police say the man in this picture robbed four students at gunpoint in a…
Harvard researchers who tried to make mental health appointments with psychiatrists in Boston, Chicago and Houston were successful with only 25% of the doctors.
This video is no longer available.Selma Police have arrested a man after two people are injured in a shooting during an armed robbery. 21 year old Marquil Jackson is charged with Robbery and Assault. He's being held in the Dallas County…
The World Health Organization says energy drinks are dangerous because they have high levels of caffeine and, unlike coffee, are designed to go down fast.
This video is no longer available.Montgomery police are also investigating another homicide. 36-year-old Charlie McCord was shot in the 1500 block of Mount Meigs Road just afternoon on Tuesday. He was taken to the hospital where he later died. So…
This video is no longer available.Montgomery police are investigating a late night shooting. Police say it happened in the 1800 block of Gibbs Circle. One adult male was taken to a local hospital with non-life threatening injuries. No arrests have been…
MONTGOMERY - At approximately 7:40 a.m. today, Oct. 15, an Alabama State Trooper stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation on Interstate 65 near the 180 mile marker. A passenger, identified as Christopher Adam Miller, 25, of Millbrook, fled the scene…
Alabama News Network is Taking Action Against Crime by investigating unsolved murders. Tonight, we bring you the last of a four-part series in hopes of generating new leads to solve these cold cases: the murders of Earmon Pickett and Oscar Waugh
The general election is now just 21 days away and one of the most heated races this year is the race for Alabama Attorney General. Now, some polls indicate that race is neck and neck.
Second Healthcare Worker Tests Positive for Ebola
The fight for charter schools in Alabama is again gaining momentum.
Powerful Alabama teacher lobbyist and former gubernatorial candidate Paul Hubbert has died. He was 78.
Montgomery Police need your help solving a man's murder.
The Elmore County man reported missing on Monday morning has been found safe.
The Montgomery Police officer who was shot several times inside a store is speaking out for the first time about what happened. He says the shooting has changed his life.
