Two Butler County Roads in the Garland Community are Closed.
Dillyhill Road washed out for the first time in over 16 years after the heavy rain.
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Moonshine Still Destroyed in Barbour County
State liquor agents have destroyed an illegal moonshine still near the Midway community near Eufaula in Barbour County.
Falling Safe Fatally Crushes Alabama Mover
Jefferson County authorities a man has died after a safe that he was moving toppled onto him.
Disaster Recovery Centers Open in Alabama
Disaster recovery centers have opened in five Alabama counties declared disaster areas.
Man Pleads Guilty of Manslaughter in Baby's Death
An Alabama man who was accused in the shaking death of his infant son has pleaded guilty of manslaughter.
Hangout Music Fest Opening in Gulf Shores
A big party is kicking off on the beach at Gulf Shores.
Ala-Based Back Forty Beer Expanding
An Alabama-based brewery is expanding its operations into a new state.
Crazy Campaigns
Alabama's political history is full of downright crazy campaigns.
Montgomery Police Search for Suspected Jewelry Thieves
Montgomery police say two men went to Costco last night and stole three diamond rings worth $35,000.
Local Reaction to Alabama Lottery
The question of starting an Alabama lottery has been a big topic for years. This election year, it's coming back because some candidates for governor want to start a lottery.
Two Shootings in Two Days, Convenience Store Clerk Latest Shooting Victim
Residents in one Montgomery neighborhood are stunned to learn their neighborhood store clerk has been shot.
Police Await Forensic Results On Body, As Mother Worries Victim Could Be Missing Son
Tallassee police are trying to identify a man's body that was found in some woods. A mother is afraid the body might be that of her missing son, who hasn't been seen in a week.
Drowning Investigation Underway in Lowndes County
Lowndes County officials are investigating a drowning.
Crenshaw Co. Scams On The Rise
Crenshaw County investigators are warning the public about a rise in scams.
New Campaign For Marriage Equality In The South
The Human Rights Campaign announced today the start of Project One America, a new plan to bring Lesbian-Gay-Bisexual and Transgender equality to the south. The national group thinks Alabama is ready for a change.
Pike Co. Sheriff's Office Is A Family Affair
Many at the Pike County Sheriff's Office describe their staff of thirty as a family. But with two father-son duos, it truly is a family affair.
Former Autauga Co. Comm. Chairman Sentenced for Theft
The former Autauga County Commission chairman has been sentenced for ethics violations and theft charges.
Peru Lawyer: Joran van der Sloot to Be a Father
Joran van der Sloot's lawyer says the convicted murder is soon to be both father and husband.
Former House Speaker Now Gov. Bentley's Chief of Staff
Gov. Robert Bentley's chief of staff, David Perry, is leaving and is being replaced on an interim basis by former House Speaker Seth Hammett.
There's a Change in Staff at the Governor's Office.
Governor Bentley's chief of staff, David Perry, is leaving.
Montgomery Police Dept. Hosts Memorial Service for Fallen Officers
27 Montgomery Police officers have died in the line of duty. Every year, their families, friends and fellow officers honor them in a memorial service.
Football Players Have Less Memory Volume
College football players who suffered a concussion or have been playing for a long time have less volume in the part of their brain that's important for memory.
Early Menopause Sufferers at Risk for Heart Failure
Women who go through menopause between the ages of 40 to 45 have a 40 percent higher risk of heart failure, according to a new study in the Journal Menopause.
Half of America Takes Prescription Drugs
The C-D-C reports about half of all Americans reported taking one or more prescription drugs from 2007 to 2010.
Man Critically Wounded in Montgomery Shooting Dies
A man critically wounded in a shooting in Montgomery has died.
