Rally Held To Save St. Jude
The fight continues to reopen Saint Jude Educational Institute a month after officials announced this year would be its last.
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Alabama News Network Sponsors Corporate Challenge
Corporations get competitive in this year's corporate challenge.
Montgomery Police Department Investigates Late Night Fatal Shooting
From a Montgomery Police Dept. press release The Montgomery Police Department has initiated a homicide investigation following the shooting death Friday night of Richard Davis, 24, of Montgomery. On Friday, at about 10:30 pm., MPD responded to Jackson Hospital of a reported…
Police Chief Kevin Murphy Confirms He is Retiring from MPD
Answers about the future of Montgomery's Police Chief Kevin Murphy are now being revealed
Montgomery to Get Smart911 Service
Montgomery will soon have a new mobile-safety enabled service that will allow residents to get necessary information to 911 dispatchers quicker.
New Drunk Boating Law Means Harsh Penalties
Getting arrested for boating under the influence just got more serious in Alabama with a new law signed this week. The new law will make the penalty for boating under the influence the same as if you were driving a car under the influence.
Butler Co. Deputies Search For Murder Suspect
We're taking action against crime tonight -- helping Butler County deputies find a murder suspect who they say failed to show up for her trial. Tonight, the family of the man she's accused of killing is speaking out to us.
$390K For Downtown Troy Streetscape Project
The state of Alabama awards the city of Troy with close to $400,000 for their downtown streetscape project.
Police: Two Troy Minors Arrested After Stealing Car
Two juveniles are under arrest after police say they stole a car.
Hands On Banking Experience For High Schoolers In Pike Co.
High schoolers in Pike County are getting real life banking experience this summer, while making money themselves.
Montgomery Mayor, Police Chief to Make "Joint Statement" on Chief's Future
Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange and Police Chief Kevin Murphy will make a joint statement Monday about Murphy's future with the department.
Sunbathing Addiction Explained in New Report
A new study helps explain why some people seem addicted to sun bathing.
New Protein Slows Tumor Growth
Doctors at the Cleveland Clinic have discovered a protein that slows tumor growth.
Waiting on First Cigarette Could Help Health
Holding off that first cigarette of the day could be beneficial to a smoker's health.
Gov. Bentley Says Unemployment is Down
Governor Robert Bentley announces Alabama’s preliminary seasonally adjusted May unemployment rate is 6.8%, down from April’s rate of 6.9%.
Attorney Speaks Out About Claims of Discrimination at ASU
Tonight, Alabama News Network brings you an exclusive story.
Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange Discusses Status of Police Chief
Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange was the guest on Alabama News Network at 5:00's Talkback.
Law Enforcement Teams Continue to Round Up Suspects in Marion
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Law enforcement teams conduct raids in the city of Marion for the second day in a row.
High School Graduate Receives Diploma, 71 Years Later
A Goshen High School graduate receives her diploma, 71 years after leaving high school.
Free Lunches Available To Children In Greenville
School is out for Summer, but for many kids in Greenville that means the school lunches they depend on each day are not there.
Montgomery Mall Might Still House Students
We have learned about a new way the city wants to breathe life into the old Montgomery Mall. Mayor Todd Strange has confirmed to us there's money that could help the school system put students in the mall after all.
Ala. Man Sentenced on Molestation Charges
A man convicted of molesting and taking pornographic images of young children he babysat has been sentenced to nearly 22 years in prison.
Body of Woman found Near Interstate 65 Identified
Jefferson County sheriff's officials say the body of a woman found near Interstate 65 has been identified.
Crimestoppers Needs Donations
Crimestoppers says it's getting more cases than ever and more cases means more reward money being given out. That's less funding for the organization. So now Crimestoppers is asking for your help so it can continue to help solve crimes.
