Tuesday Weather Update from Pike County
The skies are now clear in Troy. This is a much different scene than early this morning. Troy City and Pike County leaders all say they are very lucky that they have no damage to report.
News
More Guilty Pleas Planned in Dog Fighting Case
More guilty pleas are scheduled in a multi-state dog fighting investigation headquartered in Alabama.
More than 24K Without Power in AL After Storms
Thousands of people are without power in northern and central Alabama after waves of severe storms crossed the state.
Selma Emergency Officials Prepare for Potential Storms
Dallas County EMA Director Rhonda Abbott says right now, she's focused on letting the public know that severe weather could be on the way.
Gov. Robert Bentley Declares State of Emergency
Gov. Robert Bentley has declared a state of emergency for all of Alabama as severe storms push through the state.
Montgomery Agencies Prepare For Severe Weather
Montgomery county and city officials are preparing for the possible incoming severe weather...
One Emergency Management Agency Closed With Severe Weather Headed Toward Alabama
While people at most emergency management agencies are busy with storm preparations, one county's EMA office in our area is closed for Confederate Memorial Day, which is a state holiday.
Montgomery Battles For Most Historic City In U.S.
Montgomery has a lot of history, and the city could be named the most historic city in the country. Voting for the USA Today poll ended this morning, but some people in town are sure we deserve title.
UPDATE: Tuesday School Delays/Closings
Alabama State University - Closing at 2:00 Auburn University at Montgomery - Closing at 2:30 Canterbury High School - Evening Classes Cancelled Coosa County Schools - Closed East Memorial Christian Academy - Dismiss at 1:00 Lowndes County Schools - Dismiss…
Hourly Weather Updates
Alabama Weather Network is keeping you update with the latest on the possibility of severe weather across Alabama.
Small Children Lead to Higher Health Care Costs
If you have small children, you might want to stay away from health plans with high deductibles.
Breast Cancer Survivors Facing Unemployment
Breast cancer survivors often end up battling a new problem - unemployment.
Physical Training Key to Avoiding ACL Injuries
The American Academy of Pediatrics is issuing a new report to deal with ACL tears in young athletes.
Guilty Pleas Scheduled Monday in Dog Fighting Case
The first wave of guilty pleas in a multi-state dog fighting investigation is scheduled this week in Alabama.
Rebuilding After The Storm: Remembering The 2011 Tornado Outbreak
For one Elmore County church, this is the first time they are spending the anniversary of the 2011 deadly tornadoes in their new building, after those tornadoes completely destroyed their church.
State Attorney General's Office Takes Over ASU Audit
The state Attorney General's office is taking over an investigation into allegations of financial mismanagement at Alabama State University.
Ladies Memorial Association Gathers for Confederate Memorial Day
The oldest women's organization in the South gathering for its annual Confederate Memorial Day program.
Residents Clean Up Hope Hull Neighborhood
Flooding streets and houses, abandoned homes and litter plague a Hope Hull neighborhood.
Victim in Cherry Hill Shooting Dies
A woman has been arrested in connection with shooting on Cherry Hill Road.
"No Tipping" Restaurant Trend: Good or Bad Idea?
Some restaurants across the country are saying no to tips. Instead, they say they would rather pay their staff more money to make up the difference. But that is not sitting well with people here in the capital city.
Butler County Sheriff Faces Opposition In June Primary Election
From campaign 2014, Sheriff Kenny Harden is in his second term with Butler County, but he has opposition running for his third term by Greenville Police Officer, Thomas Hallford, who says it is time for a change.
Regency Park Residents Concerned For Safety After Shooting
A shooting this morning on Cherry Hill Road in Montgomery's Regency Park neighborhood has residents concerned for their safety.
Tallassee Voters Debate Sunday Alcohol Sales
In Tallassee, it's against the law for you to buy alcohol on Sundays, but a bill approved by the legislature last session could change that, if the voters agree.
