Man Shot to Death in Birmingham
Birmingham police are investigating the shooting death of a man who was gunned down while apparently trying to stop an attempted burglary.
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Judge Hearing Motions in Ala Girl's Running Death
An Alabama woman charged in the running death of her 9-year-old granddaughter is due in court.
Montgomery Alabama Has Won the Title of an All America City
Montgomery Alabama has won the title of an All America City at the National Civic League's All-America City Awards in Denver, Colorado.
Do Dads Get Less On Father's Day Than Moms On Mother's Day?
It is Father's Day and dads across the nation are being celebrated, but are they getting as much recognition as mom?
Big Events Bring Big Business to Downtown Montgomery
Business is booming in the capital city with events like Second Saturday and the Florida Georgia Line concert bringing in folks from all over into the capital city.
Appeals Court Reverses Three Murder Convictions
An Alabama appeals court has reversed capital murder convictions and death sentences in cases from Mobile, Houston and Morgan counties.
Montgomery Mayor Meets with Police Chief
Alabama News Network has learned Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange has met with Police Chief Kevin Murphy to discuss Murphy's future.
Are You Afraid of Friday the 13th?
Tonight is Friday the 13th, which for some, has a superstitious meaning. So we wanted to ask you, are you afraid of this unlucky date?
Crenshaw Co. Deputies Searching For Robbers In Home Invasion
The Crenshaw County Sheriff's Office needs your help looking for a group of robbers they say is involved in a home invasion. The victim tells us one of the suspects was her gardener.
New President Welcomed To Tuskegee University
Tuskegee University's new president has arrived on campus. He took time to talk to alumni, students and faculty about his plans for the historic university's future.
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Charges Against State Rep. Barry Moore
A judge has refused to dismiss charges against Republican Rep. Barry Moore and he has released a document related to a public corruption investigation that includes the name of House Speaker Mike Hubbard.
Fewer High Schoolers Are Smoking
The number of US high school students smoking cigarettes has dropped to its lowest level in 22 years.
Red Meat Increases Risk of Heart Failure
Men who eat a lot of processed red meat may have an increased risk of dying from heart failure.
Judge Won't Dismiss Charges on Rep. Barry Moore
A judge in Opelika has refused to dismiss charges against Republican Rep. Barry Moore and he has released a document related to a public corruption investigation that includes the name of House Speaker Mike Hubbard.
Some Young Artists are Showing Off Their Skills
They've been taking lessons in drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture, and printmaking.
Bill Cosby is Coming to the Montgomery Performing Arts Center
Bill cosby is coming to the Montgomery Performing arts center in October! It's part of his "Far From Finished Tour."
Deputies are Looking for Someone who Broke into a Home in Crenshaw County
Deputies say Brandon Richards is wanted.
Miss America 2004 Erika Dunlap Participated in ASU's Booked on Heritage Event.
Miss America 2004 Erika Dunlap participated in ASU's Booked on Heritage event. Doctor Kim Brown read from her acclaimed children's book "Queen like me - the true stories of girls who have changed the world.
Alabama's Special Olympics Team is Embarking an Incredible Journey
Members of Alabama's Special Olympics team is embarking an incredible journey.
Florida Georgia Line and Rapper Nelly Will be in Concert Saturday
Riverwalk Stadium has already sold more than 10-thousand tickets. That's in addition to the city-sponsored Second Saturday.
AG Luther Strange Announces the Conviction of a Man on Numerous Sex Crimes
Attorney General Luther Strange announces the conviction of a Madison County man on numerous sex crimes against a 5-year-old girl.
GM Recalling Camaros for Ignition Switch Problem
General Motors is recalling more cars for problems with ignition switches.
Ku Klux Klan Secretary Guilty of Perjury
Federal prosecutors say a former Ku Klux Klan officer has pleaded guilty to perjury in a case involving a cross burning in Ozark.
VA Leader Talks About Patient Delays
The director of the Veterans Administration health services in central Alabama says he's eliminated paper waiting lists, added staff and worked to bring stability to an operation that has some of the longest patient waiting lists in the country.
