Ala. Man Killed in Deputy-Involved Shooting
Authorities in southeastern Alabama say a man has died after being shot by a sheriff's deputy who was trying to take him into custody.
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Pregnancy Increases Risk of Traffic Accident
Pregnancy increases the risk of getting into a serious traffic accident by more than 40 percent.
Antioxidants in Red Wine, Chocolate Do Not Extend Life
A new study from Italy shoots down the theory that a diet rich in the antioxidants found in red wine, and chocolate helps you live longer.
Alabama Pre-K gets High Marks for Quality
Alabama's voluntary pre-kindergarten program for 4-year-olds gets high marks in a new national report.
Ala woman: Toss charge in girl's running death
The Alabama woman charged with capital murder in her granddaughter's running death is asking a judge to dismiss the case.
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over Houndstooth Pattern
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit over use of the houndstooth pattern made famous by hats worn by former Alabama football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant.
Ala Officer Cleared in Shooting of Airman on I-85
An Opelika police officer won't face charges in the March shooting of a motorist on Interstate 85.
Jury Votes Death for Ala Man Convicted in Slaying
Chilton County jurors are recommending the death penalty for a man convicted of murdering a woman after subjecting her to sexual abuse.
Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty for Thomas May
Prosecutors want a man sentenced to death after his conviction of killing a woman at a community college.
2 People Arrested in Deatsville Drug Raid
Two people are behind bars after a weekend drug bust in Deatsville.
Could Alabama Follow Arkansas Allowing Gay Marriage?
Dozens of gay couples are getting marriage licenses in Arkansas after a judge said the state's gay marriage ban was unconstitutional. Alabama has similar laws when it comes gay marriage, so could a judge force Alabama be the next state to follow?
Authorities Investigating Sexual Assault at Alabama State University
Authorities are investigating an alleged sexual assault that happened at Alabama State University over the weekend.
Front Street Pub Temporarily Closing After Fatal Shooting Ouside Its Doors
In Greenville, Front Street Pub is temporarily closing its doors after a murder outside the business on Sunday morning.
Man Breaks Into Multiple Cars in Prattville Hotel Parking Lots
CBS 8 is Taking Action Against Crime -- Prattville police asked us for help cracking down on a rash of car break-ins at hotels. It doesn't sound like a major crime... until you're a victim. We have exclusive video of how these break-ins are happening.
Hundreds Sign Up For New Voter ID
The June 3rd primary will be the first test of Alabama's new voter ID law. But how many people have signed up for new photo ID's to make sure they can cast their vote?
Funeral Announced for TV News Reporter Norman Lumpkin
Funeral arrangements have now been announced for TV news pioneer Norman Lumpkin, who died last week.
Ford is Recalling More Than 750 Thousand Vehicles
Alabama News Network is on Your Side with a Consumer Alert.
Michael Sam is now the First Openly-Gay Player in the NFL
The reaction has not been entirely positive.
Arkansas is Issuing Marriage Licenses to Same-Sex Couples
This comes after a judge's order overturned the state's ban on gay marriage.
Tonight We Will Announce this year's Golden Apple Teacher of the Year.
The wait is almost over... Tonight we will announce this year's Golden Apple teacher of the year. Here are the finalists: Crystal Nelson - a second grade teacher at Straughn Elementary School. She was nominated by a parent who says…
Students at a Montgomery High School are Helping Those in Need
Chefs in the Carver High School's culinary arts program prepared 80 pounds of soup for local hospice patients.
Gas Prices Continue to Fall
According to Montgomery gas prices dot com, the average for a gallon of gas is three dollars and 56 cents per gallon.
Search Continues for a Homicide Suspect.
It happened early Sunday morning...Investigators say an argument at Front Street Pub escalated outside onto West Commerce Street.
Curbside Recycling in Montgomery
Local news tops our noon news... Curbside recycling begins in Montgomery soon. CBS 8's Josh Ninke is live at the Infinitus Center with the story... Josh... What does this mean for the city? The great…
Cervical Cancer Rates Higher Than Reported
U.S. Cervical cancer rates are higher than previously reported, according to a new report from the University of Maryland.
