Carpenter Named CEO of Boone Newspapers
Todd H. Carpenter is the new chief executive officer of the Alabama-based Boone Newspapers Inc.
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Physically Fit Children Make Higher Grades
Physically fit children may get higher grades in school.
New Genes Lower Triglycerides
Massachusetts researchers have discovered four gene mutations that lower triglycerides, a type fat in the blood.
Teen Suicides Up After Antidepressant Warnings
Government warnings about the dangers of antidepressants and young people may have back fired.
Alabama Judge Seeking Guidance Over Son's Arrest
The attorney general's staff has told a Montgomery judge that he should step aside from the trial of a major ethics case because the attorney general's office is prosecuting his son on an attempted murder charge.
President Obama says He's Not Ruling out U-S Airstrikes Against Militants
Fighters attacked a key oil facility today.
Vehicles Made in Montgomery are Receiving Some High Praise
J-D Power awarded three Hyundai vehicles their highest award for initial quality.
It's the 150th Anniversary of the Sinking of Confederate Ship
THE C-S-S ALABAMA SANK AFTER A ONE-HOUR BATTLE WITH A U-S NAVY SHIP OFF THE COAST OF FRANCE.
A New Movie Theater in Montgomery Will Sell Alcohol.
Residents say this could spell trouble.
William Nelson of Georgiana is Convicted of Raping an 11 year Old Girl
District Attorney Charlotte Tesmer says it happened back in 2011 while the babysitter left to run errands.
A Vehicle Crash Kills a Pike County Man
39-year-old Reginald Lee died when his vehicle struck a tree.
Montgomery Police Chief Kevin Murphy Will Soon Announce His Retirement.
That's the word according to the Montgomery Advertiser.
Veteran gets Benefits after 56-Year Battle with VA
A Montgomery television station reports that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is giving an Alabama veteran more than $100,000 after the serviceman's 56-year struggle to get benefits.
Alleged California Hitman Pleads Guilty in Alabama case
A man charged in nine alleged contract killings in California has pleaded guilty to murder in Alabama.
High Court says Whistleblower Testimony Protected
The Supreme Court says the First Amendment protects public employees from job retaliation when they testify in court about official corruption.
Alabama Dentist Faces Medicaid Fraud Charges
State officials say a southwest Alabama dentist is facing Medicaid fraud charges.
15-Year-Old Coosa River Drowning Victim Identified
Here's the name of the 15 year old boy who drowned in the Coosa River.
2 Inmates Wounded in Prison Knife Fight
Authorities are investigating a stabbing in an Alabama prison that left two inmates wounded.
Boy Dies after Fall from Escalator in Mall Store
A hospital spokeswoman says an 11-year-old boy who fell from an escalator inside a store in south Alabama has died.
Ala Judge Considers Bond in Sex Offender Slaying
A judge is deciding whether to reduce bond for an Alabama man accused of killing the sex offender convicted of sexually abusing the man's daughter.
Alabama Department of Human Resourcesgets $1.7 M Kellogg Grant
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation has awarded a $1.7 million grant to the Alabama Department of Human Resources.
Federal Agents Raid Perry County
More than a dozen people are arrested after raids in Perry and Dallas Counties Wednesday.
Residents React to Movie Theater Selling Wine and Beer
Tonight, reaction to the story we brought you last night at 10. Montgomery will soon have a movie theater that will sell beer and wine.
Body of 15-Year-Old Recovered from Coosa River
A 15-year-old is dead after Elmore County officials say he drowned on the Coosa River.
Former Tutwiler Guard Found Not Guilty Of Custodial Sexual Misconduct Against Inmate
A shocking verdict leaves a former Tutwiler prison guard free of charges of custodial sexual misconduct. An Elmore County jury found him not guilty of allegations made by a death-row inmate.
