From Montgomery -- it's been one week since the police department implemented its new crime-fighting strategy, "Operation Domino." So is the community seeing any changes in their area?
The Ebola virus in West Africa is making national headlines. Experts say it has become the deadliest virus to date... Killing 672 people.
For those wanting to volunteer this weekend to clean up Antioch Cemetery in Montgomery, that project is being postponed until further notice.
Troy Police have arrested a man after an apartment fire.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Wilcox County Commission re-hires the same company it fired -- to manage the county water system.
Neighbors are concerned about the future of an empty subdivision on Air Base Boulevard. This after a fire tore through a group of abandoned homes leaving heavy damage to the area.
The Alexander City Council is on a mission to pave all 144 miles of city roads that need it. To do that, it must come up with extra revenue. Now the council is considering a one percent increase in sales tax to fix that.
The City of Tuskegee is taking steps to encourage new businesses to move near the city's downtown area.
Attorney General Luther Strange makes a stop at the Pike County Republican Women's meeting.
Close to 30 dogs, many abused pitbulls, are in need of a second chance. Many survived severe neglect, left tied down by barge chains.
A new study suggests parents who spend more time cooking at home, have children who make healthier food choices away from home.
New research links problem drinking in midlife to memory loss later in life.
A new study from the American Heart Association finds heart attack patients who arrive at the hospital during the evening or on weekends or holidays have a 13% higher risk of dying compared to patients who arrive during normal workday hours.
Circuit Judge Marvin Wiggins is threatening to sue Gov. Robert Bentley for removing him as a trustee of Alabama State University.
Former Alabama Congressman Artur Davis is considering running for mayor of Montgomery next year.
CBS 8 and ABC Montgomery are taking action against crime -- it's a situation no parent wants to think about: their child being attacked, abducted, even molested. But tonight, some Montgomery kids are getting a life lesson on how to protect themselves incase that ever happens.
Troy police say one suspect is in custody, after allegedly fleeing the scene. Police say he resisted arrest but so far no charges have been filed in relation to the fire.
If you live in Montgomery, you may be familiar with a hot dog stand downtown called "That's My Dog."
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma man is behind bars -- accused of attacking another man -- with a machete.
New federal regulations on coal plants are drawing criticism from many in Alabama. One of several public hearings was held in Atlanta today and Governor Robert Bentley sent a representative to make his case.
The cast of Red Door Theater's summer production is "promising" to put on a great show- with local ties.
Two Bullock County high school graduates get a jump start for a college education.
After the robbery at Greenville's Papa John's, local business owners are talking about how to protect themselves.
Alabama's utility regulators are supporting coal and opposing federal efforts to limit fossil fuel emissions.
Some of Alabama's animal shelters are struggling because of funding problems.
