Alabama Gas Rates To Drop in October
Customers of Alabama's largest natural gas distributor are going to see a reduction in their rates starting in the fall.
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Lawsuit Challenges Alabama's Gay Marriage Ban
In the latest challenge to Alabama's ban on gay marriage, a lesbian couple is suing the state over recognition of their marriage, performed in Massachusetts.
Statins Make Older Men Less Active
A new study finds older men who use statins are less physically active.
Hairdressers Have High Amounts of Carcinogens
New research in the British Medical Journal finds hairdressers who frequently use hair dye on their clients or give them perms have higher amounts of carcinogens in their blood.
Autism Speaks Partnering with Google
The advocacy group Autism Speaks announced it is partnering with Google to develop the world's largest collection of Autism genomes.
Aiming High
A famed group of Air Force personnel who are making a difference. He tracked down one Eagle from an era gone by...
Motive Revealed In Opp Club Shooting
New developments are revealed in the investigation into a shooting at a club in Opp that left one man dead, several others hurt, and a family grieving.
Update on Dexter Avenue Revitalization
If you've driven on Dexter Avenue in downtown Montgomery lately, you've probably noticed a lot of construction, which is causing some confusion.
Army Veteran Speaks Out About Long Wait Times At VA Hospitals
From Montgomery -- the central Alabama Veterans Health Care system is under investigation on charges of unethical scheduling practices. It's one of 84 facilities accused of having wait times as long as 51 days. A veteran from Autauga County says he's scared these long waits could cost him his life.
Circuit Clerk Offices To Reopen On Wednesdays
Chief Justice Roy Moore is ordering all circuit clerks offices to reopen on Wednesday.
Montgomery VA Among Longest Waits For New Patients
Veterans Administration statistics show medical facilities in Montgomery and Tuskegee have some of the nation's longest waits for new patients.
Judge Delays Enforcing School Tax Credits Ruling
An Alabama judge will delay enforcing his decision outlawing tax credits for private school students in Alabama.
Closing Arguments Set in Alabama Abortion Trial
A judge in Montgomery is hearing closing arguments in a legal challenge of a new Alabama law requiring doctors at abortion clinics to have approval to admit patients to nearby hospitals.
One Dead, Four Injured in Opp Shooting
One person is dead and four others are injured after a shooting at a club in Opp early this morning.
Montgomery Police Investigating Shooting
A Montgomery man is in the hospital after a Saturday afternoon shooting.
NAACP March In Alexander City
Civil rights advocates march the streets of Alexander City. Protesting a grand jury's decision to not charge an officer who shot and killed a 21-year-old.
Wetumpka Man Discovers WWII Dog Tag On D-Day
Today marks the 70th anniversary of D-Day. On this very day, a Wetumpka man finds a piece of history from that time. Now, he's searching tonight for family members of a World War II Veteran who, he believes, lives in Alabama.
Troy Needs Public Input On Downtown Planning Grant
The trend of downtown revitalization in America continues in the city of Troy. City leaders say they are optimistic as once empty building are filling up along the square.
Taking Action Against Crime: Montgomery Co. Sheriff Home Checks
Summer time means many people are leaving for vacation, and that could make your home a prime target for burglars.
New Funding For Disabled Alabama Vets
There's more help coming for veterans in Alabama. Extra money has been set aside to help disabled veterans in particular.
Two Year Anniversary Of Triple Murder In Hayneville
Today marks the two year anniversary of when 9-year-old twins and their babysitter were found dead in Hayneville.Tonight, we're taking you back to the scene of the crime to see how the murder changed the community and to find out what's next for the man who is accused of killing them.
Summer Activities Available for Kids in Selma and Dallas Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- School is out for summer and people in Dallas County are looking for activities to help kids have a safe -- fun -- and productive summer.
Judge Ends Lawsuit Filed by Harper Lee
A federal judge has ended the lawsuit filed by "To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee against a museum in her hometown in south Alabama.
Reward Offered for Information in Bald Eagle Death
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a reward for information in a shooting that led to the death of a bald eagle in Montgomery.
Ticket Sales Slow For 35th Annual Hank Williams Festival
In Georgiana, the sweet sounds of country music are headed to Hank Williams hometown, but will anyone be there to hear it?
