The anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing promises to be a day of tributes to the three people who died, the more than 260 people who were hurt, and the first responders, doctors and nurses who helped them.

The board that oversees Alabama's health insurance plan for education employees has voted to keep employees' monthly premiums and co-pays the same for the next school year.

Hayneville's Police Chief was suspended last week for insubordination, and Monday night, the city council met to determine his fate, but did not announce their decision to the community.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Officials in Dallas County are dealing with problems caused by the excessive amount of rain that has fallen in area over the past two weeks.

Severe weather is making making it's way across the state -- in Montgomery, people who live in low-lying areas are closely watching the situation. Those who live near Catoma Creek say this would be the second time water has reached street level in a week.

The shooting of three people near a Jewish community center in Kansas City is being called a hate crime. The Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery has been keeping track of the alleged shooter for years, but says predicting a tragedy like this is practically impossible.

The Atlanta school board has unanimously approved Selma Native Meria Carstarphen to serve as the district's next superintendent.

A man wanted in a federal marijuana case is being sent to Texas following his arrest in Alabama.

The shooting happened Friday night at 6 pm on Malvern street and the victim was located in the 17 hundred block of south Holt street.

A former substitute teacher at a private school in Montgomery area has been arrested on several sex-crime charges.