Runoff Needed in Senate Dist. 30 Race
The final vote tally in the Republican primary for state Senate District 30 shows a runoff will be necessary on July 15.
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Corrections Leader Refutes Claims in SPLC Report
Alabama Department of Corrections officials are refuting a report by a human rights organization that criticizes health care in state prisons.
Ala. Attorney General Tapped for Leadership Post
Alabama's attorney general has been selected to serve as Southeast regional chair of the National Association of Attorneys General.
Murder Case too Severe in Abuser's Death
A defense lawyer says authorities are overreaching with a murder charge against an Alabama father charged in the slaying of his daughter's sexual abuser.
Strange Selected as Regional Chair of Attorneys General Group
Alabama's attorney general has been selected to serve as Southeast regional chair of the National Association of Attorneys General.
CDC Says 29 Million Americans Have Diabetes
New data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows more than 29 million Americans have diabetes, that's up from 26 million in 2010.
The Tea Party is Celebrating a Huge Victory in Virginia
The Tea Party is celebrating a huge victory in Virginia... the unseating of the number-two House Republican.
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel Faces Questions from Congress
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel faces questions from congress on last month's prisoner swap for U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl.
Toyota Has Recalled 650-Thousand More Cars
TOYOTA HAS RECALLED 650-THOUSAND MORE CARS IN JAPAN OVER FAULTY AIRBAGS, EXPANDING A RECALL FIRST ANNOUNCED LAST YEAR.
Healthy Diet Reduces Breast Cancer Risk
A healthy diet in early adulthood can lower the chances of developing breast cancer.
Team Working with Mice to Reduce Cholesterol
A team of researchers at Harvard University and the University of Pennsylvania are working with mice on an injection aimed at permanently reducing cholesterol levels.
Scottsboro Storm Damage
TUESDAY'S STORM IN SCOTTSBORO, ALABAMA DIDN'T LAST LONG, BUT IT DID LEAVE ITS MARK.
Empty School Buildings
The former Head Elementary School on Atlanta Highway has sat vacant for years...but now the building is getting ready to be sold.
Montgomery Police are Also Looking for a Suspect Who Assaulted a Woman
Montgomery Police are also looking for a suspect who assaulted a woman and stole her purse.
Montgomery Police are Searching for a Suspect
Montgomery police are searching for a suspect who assaulted someone with a knife at a gas station.
Alabama Rep. Says VA Official Misled Her
An Alabama congresswoman says she was misled about steps being taken to correct the falsification of records at Veterans Administration health centers in central Alabama.
Beeker Endorsed by 2 Opponents in PSC Runoff
Two former candidates for Place 2 on the Alabama Public Service Commission have endorsed former Greene County Commission Chairman Chip Beeker in the Republican runoff July 15.
AL Woman Accused of Seeking to Have Family Killed
Authorities in Tuscaloosa have arrested a 19-year-old woman they say tried to have someone kill her family.
Weaver Police Say Man Tried to Arrest Mayor
Police in Weaver arrested a man they say impersonated an officer and tried to arrest the mayor.
Huntsville Man Confronts Another Man at Skate Park
Kevin Weil felt his two young sons needed to burn off some energy following a Sunday afternoon birthday party, so they drove downtown to the Lydia Gold Skatepark.
'Selma' Movie Draws Hundreds for Casting Call in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The movie 'Selma' is set to start shooting in about two weeks and people from all over the surrounding areas are in Selma trying to break into the movies.
What Will Happen to Vacant Schools in Montgomery?
The former Head Elementary School on Atlanta Highway has sat vacant for years but soon it will be sold. Montgomery County School Board members now have a contract on the property.
What's Right with Your Community:Filmmakers Tell Alabama Story
Documentary filmmakers work to showcase important real life stories.. Two local filmmakers are bringing the important work of some Alabama students to people across the country and the world.
Former Inmates Speak Out About Medical And Psychiatric Care In Alabama Prison System
Some former inmates are coming forward to tell us the conditions described in the SPLC's report are true.
