Kraft Foods Recalling 96,000 Lbs. of Hot Dogs
Kraft is recalling 96,000 pounds of hot dogs.
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A Montgomery Robotic Team Taking Their Show on the Road
A robotics team at Brewbakers Technology Magnet high school is taking their show on the road.
Increasing Gas Prices May be Easing.
The increasing prices at gas pumps may be easing.
Delays for Driver License Renewals
Drivers will face delays in license renewals at the end of this week.
Governor Bentley Approves a Grant to make Alabama Roads Safer
The 1.7 million dollar grant will be used to conduct extra traffic safety patrols and checkpoints.
Prattville Man Sentenced to 19 Years in Prison
A Prattville man found guilty of murder learns his fate.
Seven Car Accident on I-85
Montgomery police are on the scene of a seven car accident on interstate 85 at Day street.
Prattville Police Searching for a Suspect of a Drive-By Shooting
Prattville police are actively searching for a suspect of a drive-by shooting.
Calpine Agrees to Sell 6 Power Plants for $1.57B
Calpine Corp. said Monday that it has agreed to sell six of its power plants, including two in Alabama, to privately held LS Power Equity Advisors for $1.57 billion.
Boston Marathon Begins Under Tight Security
The 118th running of the Boston Marathon has begun amid heavy security a year after the bombing near the race's finish line that killed three people and wounded more than 260 others.
2 Men Accused of Shooting Alabama State Trooper
Two men face attempted murder after a state trooper was wounded in a shootout.
Gov. Bentley Approves Highway Safety Grant
Governor Bentley has approved a $1.7 million grant to make Alabama roads safer.
Teen OK After Riding in Wheel Well of Hawaii Jet
Officials say a 16 year old boy is "lucky to be alive" and unharmed after flying from California to Hawaii stowed away in a plane's wheel well, surviving cold temperatures at 38,000 feet and lack of oxygen.
Univ. of West Alabama Board Seek New President
The University of West Alabama board of trustees is set to discuss plans to move move forward with its decision to find a new president.
Huntsville School Bus in Wreck
Police say no one was injured in a minor wreck involving a Huntsville school bus.
Gulf Shores Police Arrest Shooting Suspect
Police in Gulf Shores arrested an 18 year old suspect in the shooting of Spanish Fort teenager.
Tony on the Town: Autism Crawfish Boil
Tony stops by the Rock Bottom American Pub learning about the 10th annual Autism Crawfish Boil.
Tony on the Town: World Adult Kickball League
Tony speaks with a member of the World Adult Kickball League about their upcoming 10th season.
Tony on the Town: Womanless Beauty Pageant.
Tony Beckham is out on the town at Doug's 2 Salon and Spa getting ready for the Third Annual "Dude Looks Like a Lady" womanless beauty pageant.
Maurice Rollins Drops Out of House District 76 Race
Maurice Rollins is out of the race for the Democratic nomination to represent District 76 in the House of Representatives.
Easter Sunrise Services Attract Hundreds of Montgomery Residents
Clouds and chilly temperatures did not keep people away from Frazer United Methodist's sunrise service, and many say the early morning outdoor worship is a way to reflect on the holiday.
A-Day Security Following Threat On Auburn's Campus
Many people say they were not concerned for their safety at Auburn's A-Day game, because they believe a threat earlier in the week made police even more vigilant than usual for a football game.
Easter Bunny Visits the NICU
The Easter Bunny visited the Baptist Health Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit at baptist medical center south earlier this afternoon.
Marshall Leads Auburn 1st Team To Rout Of 2nd Team
Nick Marshall threw four touchdowns in two quarters as Auburn's first team routed its second team 58-3 on Saturday in a spring football game.
Alabama Defense Dominates Spring Game
Blake Sims' bid to replace AJ McCarron as Alabama's starting quarterback hit a snag Saturday afternoon when the Crimson Tide defense dominated the annual A-Day game at Bryant-Denny Stadium.
