Alabama News Network several hot local races, including the Alabama House District 76 democratic primary between inclumbent, Thad McClammy and Tracy Larkin -- with McClammy taking the win.

Alabama News Network was the only station to be there for the winning moments of two highly contested races in Autauga county.

Parker Griffith has won the democratic nomination for governor. This was no surprise to experts who said he would, but he tells us he's relieved now that it's official.

Governor Robert Bentley defeats Stacey Lee George and Bob Starkey in the Republican primary in his bid for re-election.

Tense moments in Montgomery when a man barricades himself in an apartment.

Alabama officials say implementation is going smoothly with a new law requiring voters to show a photo ID to vote.

An Alabama gun rights supporter who took a loaded pistol to the polls got to vote, but only after putting the weapon in his pickup truck.

The Dallas County District Attorney's office has filed a motion against former Selma High School teacher Latangela Williams days after she was let out of jail for a "free" day.

It's been a slow and steady day at the polls. That's according to many poll workers in our area.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A former Selma High School health teacher behind bars for having sex -- and sexual contact -- with two separate students -- is let out of jail for a "free" day.

Selma Productions, Inc., is looking for 500 extras for the feature film “Selma”, currently in production to be released Spring 2015.

Tomorrow Alabamians will head to the polls to vote in the primary election.

A Selma teenager is missing. Selma police say 16-year-old Kristin Alexis Lamar was last heard from by her mother Sunday night by cellphone. Her cellphone now goes directly to voice mail.

Veterans in Montgomery are speaking out about their treatment in veterans hospitals, after Veteran's Affairs Secretary, Eric Shinseki, stepped down on Friday.

Candidates running in Alabama's primary election are making last minute appeals to voters before the polls open tomorrow.

More than 700,000 Alabama voters are expected at the polls Tuesday for the first election where voters will be required to show a photo ID.

Noted Atlanta wood-turner Matt Moulthrop couldn't bring back Auburn University's landmark oak trees that had been poisoned by a University of Alabama fan back in 2010.

The Supreme Court will consider a challenge from Alabama Democrats who want a Republican-drawn legislative map thrown out.

A Covington County man is dead from injuries he got in a Monday night shooting.

Montgomery County Board of Education candidates are hot on the final steps of the campaign trail.

Athletes from across the southeast are chasing their championship hopes in the second annual Capital of Dreams triathalon.

If you've ever wanted to meet an American Idol, Saturday was your chance.