From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A team of alligator hunters bag a 15 foot gator -- weighing more than a thousand pounds over the weekend -- and it took them ten hours to reel it in.

The Montgomery County Humane Society needs your help. More and more animals are coming in -- some of the highest numbers they've received in years and that means a rise in medical costs. Humane society officials say they're struggling to get that extra money.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office needs your help finding two suspects after a meth lab bust.

In Butler County, one school is testing out a new program that makes breakfast and lunch FREE for all students, and some teachers say it is helping in the classroom.

A Columbus woman has been charged with murder and aggravated assault after police arrested her for shooting and killing another woman early Sunday morning in the parking lot of a Columbus restaurant.

Officials from Chi Omega Fraternity say a member of the organization's University of Alabama chapter has been expelled for a racially offensive post that was distributed via social media over the weekend.

A judge is laying the final groundwork for the capital murder trial of an Alabama woman accused of making her 9-year-old granddaughter run until she collapsed and died.

Alabama State University officials say they're planning to use a National Science Foundation grant to establish a data analytics lab.

A mobile application will allow certain travelers passing through the Montgomery Regional Airport to check in for flights up to a day ahead of their scheduled departure time.

A federal appeals court has upheld the conviction of a self-appointed sovereign citizen leader who challenged the federal government's authority over him.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Demopolis Police Department has a new crime fighting tool patrolling the streets of the city.

If you have been through Prattville lately, you may have noticed more businesses all around the city, but High Point Town Center still has many vacant store fronts waiting to be filled.

On Sunday, one of the busiest events in Montgomery's year wraps up.

A woman is under arrest for attempted arson after fire officials say she tried to set the house her boyfriend lives in on fire.

The Alabama State University National Center for the Study of Civil Rights and African American Culture hosted a reception for its supporters.

An Alabama federal judge stripped of his caseload after his arrest on domestic violence charges will keep receiving his annual salary of nearly $200,000.

Alabama news network is teaming up with Montgomery Lasik today to give viewers a chance to become a "Future Forecaster."