Bicyclist Killed in Traffic Accident
Montgomery Police are investigating an accident that claimed the life of bicyclist.
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Alabama Suspended From Military Equipment Program
A program that supplies surplus military equipment to Alabama law enforcement agencies has been on hold since March. The federal program has come under scrutiny since police in Ferguson, Missouri, used surplus military equipment in clashes with protesters. The program…
New Book Tells Story of Tuscaloosa Tornado
A new book tells the story of the tornado that pummeled Tuscaloosa during the outbreak of April 27, 2011. Sports Illustrated writer Lars Anderson of Birmingham has written "The Storm and the Tide: Tragedy, Hope and Triumph in Tuscaloosa." The…
New Lab Being Built at Dauphin Island
The state marine laboratory at Dauphin Island is expanding. The Dauphin Island Sea Lab has started work on a new research center for the Alabama Marine Mammal Stranding Network. Network director Ruth Carmichael says Alabama has historically had a lack…
Authorities ID 2 People Killed in Helicopter Crash
Authorities identified two people killed when a helicopter crashed in western Alabama as 63-year-old David Carson of Tuscaloosa; and 51-year-old Matthew Wallace of Hiram, Georgia.
6 Tuskegee Students Finally Home from Liberia
Six Tuskegee University students are home after being stranded in Liberia for weeks because of the Ebola outbreak. The school issued a statement Tuesday night saying the students arrived at the Atlanta airport. They are all healthy with no quarantine…
City Allows Abortion Clinic to Relocate
An abortion clinic in Huntsville has won permission to relocate so it can comply with new state restrictions. WAAY-TV reports the city zoning board approved the relocation of the Alabama Women's Center for Reproductive Alternatives during a meeting Tuesday night.…
Record Gator Taxidermist Talks about the Big Catch
A huge 15 foot gator was caught in the Alabama River in Wilcox County over the weekend. Now the taxidermist who is about to perform the taxidermy is speaking out about it.
Animal Ordinance Approved at City Council
If you're an animal breeder, or have a business where you own more than five dogs or cats, you will soon be charged a fee.
Treasure Underneath The Capitol
They say X marks the spot for buried treasure, but you might have more luck looking under one of the state's most iconic buildings. There's a vault underneath the capitol building, housing all sorts of items.
Butler Co. Standoff Ends In Surrender After Husband Allegedly Shoots Wife
A standoff in Butler County ends peacefully after a man allegedly shoots his wife and holds his young son inside their home while armed.
One Suspect in Custody After Troy Shooting
Alabama News Network is the only station on the scene.
Mourning Loss Of Union Springs Police Chief's Daughter
The Union Springs community is in mourning after the police chief's daughter is murdered in Mississippi.
Neighborhood Watch Groups Discuss Crime Prevention
CBS 8 is taking action against crime tonight -- neighborhood watch groups in Montgomery say crime prevention is at the top of their list of priorities...Some say the crimes are even driving homeowners out of their neighborhoods -- so they're doing something about it.
Selma Man Behind Bars After Shooting Mother's Boyfriend
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma man is behind bars on an assault charge -- after a shooting Monday night in Selma.
2 Killed in Tuscaloosa Helicopter Crash
Two people are dead following a helicopter crash in Tuscaloosa County.
Selma Man Charged with Shooting Mother's Boyfriend
Selma Police have arrested a suspect after a Monday shooting.
Crime Stoppers Looking for Burglary Suspects
Montgomery Police need your help finding three suspects who broke into a Montgomery home.
VA Employee in Alabama Charged with Sexual Abuse
A Veterans Administration employee is charged with sexual abuse of a mentally disabled volunteer.
Alabama Goes Against Trend on Unemployment
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says Alabama was the only state that had a higher unemployment rate in July than it did a year ago. July marked the second month that has happened.
Ala Man Gets 35 Years in Stabbing Death, Wounding
A Lee County judge sentenced a man to 35 years in prison for fatally stabbing one man and injuring another last year. Circuit Judge Jacob Walker imposed the sentence Monday on Kentarious Beasley. The Opelika-Auburn News (http://bit.ly/1vcezip ) reports that…
Judge Dismisses Ex-Auburn Police Officer's Lawsuit
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by a former Auburn police officer who had accused the police department of using a quota system in making traffic stops. The Opelika-Auburn News reports that District Judge W. Harold Albritton on Monday dismissed…
Remington Shifts Two of Its Assembly Lines to Alabama.
Two New York state lawmakers say more than 100 workers at the Remington Arms manufacturing plant in the Mohawk Valley are being laid off as the company shifts two of its assembly lines to Alabama.
Local Reaction to Continued Violence in Ferguson, Missouri
Protesters are taking to the streets again in Ferguson, Missouri.
Teens Who Found Abandoned Baby to be Recognized at City Council Meeting
The three boys who found an abandoned baby in Montgomery earlier this month will be recognized at tomorrow's city council meeting.
