Gov. Bentley Against Switching to Electric Chair
Gov. Robert Bentley says he's against switching back to the electric chair to resume executions in Alabama.
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The Supreme Court Says Prayers that Open Council Meetings Don't Violate the Constituation
The justices say that the content of prayers is not critical... as long as officials make a good-faith effort at inclusion.
The CEO of Target Steps Down
The CEO of Target steps down months after a massive data breach at the retailer.
Vote for Our Golden Apple Teacher of the Year.
The school year is coming to an end and that means you can vote for our Golden Apple Teacher of the Year.
It's a Cinco De Mayo Celebration!
It's a cinco de mayo celebration! Â Â Â A local elementary school is in the festive spirit today. Students at Catoma Elementary are showing off the Mexican culture with exhibits, songs, dance and other fun activities. About one third…
Ala. Man Accused of Hindering Prosecution Stands Before a Judge
The man accused of hindering prosecution in a murder case stands before a judge.  Cody  Abernathy decided not to make a plea. His will now go to trial the week of July 21st.  Abernathy is charged with robbery and…
A Gas Leak Forces the Evacuation of a South Alabama School
Crenshaw County's Superintendent says Highland Home students were evacuated to the football field around 8:40 this morning.
Wagering at Kentucky Derby Race Tied an All-Time Record.
Churchill Downs says total wagering on this year's Kentucky Derby race card tied an all-time record.
Ala. Woman and Her 7 Year Old Son Die in Train Crash
Authorities in Calhoun County say a woman and her 7-year-old son died when their car was hit by a train in Oxford.
Union Ends Strike, Returns to Work at Fort Rucker
Aircraft maintenance and support workers are heading back to work at Fort Rucker now that a week long strike has ended.
Grand Jury to Review Dog bite death
An east Alabama sheriff says a grand jury will review the death of a woman who was attacked by pit bulldogs.
Ga, Ala Men Killed in Motorcycle Crash
Two men are dead after a motorcycle crash in southeast Alabama.
Bridge Raising Operations Cause Lane Closure on Perry Hill Rd.
Starting the week of 5-4-14 thru 5-8-14, bridge raising operations will start on Perry Hill Road. No work will be done during daylight hours and daytime traffic should not be affected. All work will be confined to the hours of 8pm and 6am.
Auburn Graduates Entering Less Than Ideal Job Market
As more than 3,000 students graduate from Auburn, most of them are headed into the workforce.
Montgomery Police Investigating Shooting
Montgomery Police are investigating a shooting that sent a man in the hospital.
Planting Underway At Community Garden
A community group in Troy is getting its hands dirty to tackle the issue of childhood obesity.
Vigil Held For Fallen Officers
It's a staggering statistic- around 150 law enforcement officers die every year in the line of duty all across the country.
Montgomery Hosts 27th Annual Kidney Walk
Today was the 27th annual walkathon in Montgomery to show support for those who have kidney disease.
Montgomery Man Sentenced to Life in Prison
A Montgomery man convicted of a Christmas Day murder will spend the rest of his life in prison.
Prattville CityFest Kicks Off
The "Tip Tops" got things started off right as the Prattville Cityfest kicked off for a weekend full of events.
What Do Tourists Think of Montgomery?
Several big events bring thousands of people to downtown Montgomery for the weekend.
Big Weekend For Montgomery
One of last year's most successful events is making a return to Montgomery and organizers say it's even bigger and better than last year. Southern Makers is an event featuring crafts and food from across the state.
Troy For Troops Center Open For Service
May is "Military Appreciation Month". But a new center at Troy University is aiming to help our servicemen and women year round.
Two Charged After Multiple Shots Fired At Store Owner
Union Springs police believe they've solved the case involving a store owner being shot multiple times.
