Police Arrest Suspect Accused of Car Break-Ins
Police have arrested a man accused of breaking into cars parked at hotels.
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Millions Of Dollars In Sales Difference From Fall to Summer
Troy University classes are now out of session meaning thousands of would-be customers to Troy businesses are going home.
OSHA Probing Complaints at Selma Car Parts Plant
Federal regulators are investigating complaints about safety problems at an automotive parts plant in Selma.
Mitt Romney Endorses Kay Ivey for Lt. Governor
Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney has endorsed Republican Kay Ivey for a second term as lieutenant governor.
Overweight Women Increase Birth Complications
Women with weight issues are at increased risk of depriving their babies of oxygen when giving birth.
Antibiotics Ineffective Against Bronchitis
Many doctors are still prescribing antibiotics to treat acute bronchitis despite evidence the drugs are ineffective.
High Cholesterol Contributes to Infertility
Couples looking to have a baby may want to keep their cholesterol in check.
Mixed Reaction to New SEC Schedule Changes
The SEC recently announced new football schedules. Some long-time cross-divisional rival teams will now wait years to play each other.. unless they both make it to the SEC Championship Game.
Interstate 85 Reopens After 18 Wheeler Accident
Interstate 85 northbound near the Mitylene exit is back open after an 18 wheeler got stuck between barricades leaving traffic at a standstill for miles.
Night Club, Bar Security Guards Must Get Certified
Montgomery night club and bar owners have 90 days from today to get all of their security certified.
Council Votes On Pay Day Loan Store Locations
City councilmen voted unanimously to establish guidelines for the location of title pawn and pay day loan companies.
Civil Rights Interpretive Center to Stay at ASU
The Civil Rights Interpretive Center will stay on Alabama State University's campus...for now.
Alabama Lawmaker In Court For Perjury Charges
An Alabama lawmaker was in court today trying to have perjury charges thrown out. Representative Barry Moore of enterprise is accused of lying to the lee county grand jury that's investigating corruption in state government.
Taking Action Against Unsolved Crime: Georgiana Man Left For Dead
Alabama News Network is your Taking Action Against Crime group of stations, and tonight we conclude our special series on unsolved crimes.
Some Residents Want Gun Buy Back Day In Montgomery
There have been nine homicides in Montgomery this year -- with four of them happening in the last seven days. So what do people who live in those neighborhoods where the killings and other types of violence happened want to see changed?
Church Pastor Sex Crimes Case Moves Forward in Dallas Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The case against a Dallas County church pastor accused of various sex charges involving a minor -- is headed to a Dallas County grand jury.
Thousands of Dollars In Tires Stolen From Pike Co. Business
CBS 8 and ABC Montgomery are taking action against crime in Pike County where thousands of dollars in tires are stolen from a business. And now investigators need your help identifying who did it.
Judge Hears Arguments over Alabama Legislator
A defense lawyer is urging a judge to dismiss perjury charges against Republican state Rep. Barry Moore of Enterprise.
Unsaturated Fats Lead to Hypertension
More evidence that a diet rich in unsaturated fats, like olive oil, together with nitrite-rich vegetables can help protect against hypertension.
People Treated for Atrial Fibrillation Rising
The number of people receiving hospital treatment for Atrial Fibrillation is on the rise.
Montgomery Public School's Math Mania Competition.
School is almost out for the summer, and what better time for students to engage in a little competition?
Through the Eyes of Soldiers Living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Memorial Day is almost upon us... and a documentary is now airing in Alabama that provides a look through the eyes of soldiers living with post traumatic stress disorder.
Voters go to the Polls Today in Six States
Georgia, Kentucky, Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Idaho, and Oregon will all be deciding who will be representing the people.
A Lawsuit Between Author Harper Lee and a Museum has Fallen Through.
Lee's attorney told the court in February that a settlement had been reached over the museum's use of Lee's name and book title on souvenirs it sells.
