Two Dedicated Animal Rescuers Working Together In Troy
There are only 16 kennels in Troy's pound to hold dogs. A few months ago the city announced a partnership to build an animal shelter.
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SunTrust Agrees to Loan, Foreclosure Settlement
The State of Alabama and federal officials have reached a settlement with SunTrust Mortgage Inc. to address mortgage loan and foreclosure issues.
Lower Blood Pressure Does Not Necessarily Mean Better
Lower may not always be better when it comes to your blood pressure.
Too Much Sitting Could Increase Cancer Risk
Sitting too much may increase the risk of some cancers.
Nicotine Patch May Not Help Smokers Quit
The nicotine patch may not be enough for some smokers to quit.
The Search is on for a Jewelry Store Thief.
Cronier's Jewelry on Eastern Boulevard in Montgomery was robbed on June 5th.
The Allegations of Sexual Abuse at Tutwiler Prison.
Matthew Hall, a former guard, is charged with custodial sexual misconduct.
The Alabama Prison System is Hit with Another Lawsuit
The Alabama prison system is hit with another lawsuit from the southern poverty law center.
Alabama is Named One of the Most Politically Corrupt States
The title was supposedly based on public officials who were convicted... and patterns in state spending.
The Controversy Surrounding Lincoln Cemetary in Montgomery Continues
Two more board members of the rehabilitation authority are expected to resign tonight.
A Birmingham Man is Taking Strides to Promote Literacy
This morning, Doctor Artis Murphy completed a trek he began eight and a half days ago.
General Motors has Issued Yet Another Recall
General Motors is recalling more than 3.1 million additional cars for problems with ignitions switches.
Libyan Militant Accused in a Deadly Attack on Americans in Benghazi, Libya, is in U.S. Custody.
The Pentagon says a Libyan militant accused in a deadly attack on Americans in Benghazi, Libya, is in U.S. custody.
Sunni Militants are Still Winning New Territory and Threatening U.S. Facilities
Sunni militants are still winning new territory and threatening U.S. facilities in and around Baghdad...and that's prompted President Obama to step up U-S security for American personnel.
No Oil Spilled in Ala Train Derailment
Authorities say no oil was spilled in the derailment of a train carrying petroleum through Tuscaloosa.
Body of Missing Swimmer Recovered in North Alabama
Authorities say they've recovered the body of a swimmer who went missing after jumping from a rock overlooking Bates Landing at the Bear Creek Reservoir.
Phenix City Police Probe Fatal Hit-and-Run Crash
Police in the eastern Alabama town of Phenix City are searching for suspects after a 25-year-old Phenix City man was struck and killed by a car.
50 in Mobile for Distinguished Young Woman
Fifty participants in the Distinguished Young Women program are in Mobile for two weeks of activities leading up to the final night on June 28.
Ala Judge to Consider Bond in Sex Offender Slaying
A judge will consider lowering the bond for an Alabama man charged with killing a sex offender who sexually abused his daughter.
Alabama Listed As One of Ten Most Corrupt States
Fortune Magazine has released a list of the ten most politically corrupt states and Alabama is on that list.
ASU Sued for Racial Discrimination
An Alabama State University professor has filed a lawsuit against ASU for racial discrimination. John Garland says he was targeted by the historically black university because he's white.
Two Millbrook Women Arrested on Prostitution Charges
Two women who work at a Millbrook massage parlor have been arrested on charges of prostitution.
Prattville Brings Creekwalk Concert Series To Downtown
The city of Prattville is bringing more nightlife to its downtown. We were the first station to bring you the announcement as city leaders hope the concerts not only bring people to downtown, but also business.
Opp's Little Harlem Club Could Be Shutdown Permanently
The Little Harlem Club in Opp could be shutdown permanently after a shooting last week inside the building left one man dead and several other injured.
GM Recalls 3.2 Million More US Cars for Ignition Problems
General Motors is recalling 3.2 million more cars in the U.S. because of ignition switch problems.
