Montgomery Police Investigating Shooting
Montgomery Police are investigating an early-morning shooting.
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Autism Begins During Pregnancy
Researchers have new evidence autism begins during pregnancy.
Team Hopes to Recover Plane, 5 Bodies Thursday
A salvage team hopes to recover the bodies of five people and the wreckage of a single-engine airplane from a southwestern Colorado reservoir on Thursday afternoon if the weather is favorable.
Ala. Health Officials Note Low Hospital Infections
Alabama Department of Public Health officials say the state was one of two where hospital patients' infection rates were lower than the national average.
Luverne Business Owners Team Up To Revitalize Downtown
A group of small business owners wants to see downtown Luverne booming again, so they are taking matters into their own hands.
Career Center Opens In Lowndes County
One of the state's poorest counties took a step today to help residents find jobs. A new career center opened in Lowndes County.
Father Indicted On Murder Charges
A man accused of murdering his son and shooting another has been indicted on murder charges.
Nissan Recalls Nearly One Million Vehicles Because of Airbags
Nissan is recalling almost 990,000 cars, SUVs and minivans in the U.S. because the front passenger air bags may not inflate in a crash.
Indian Gambling Revenue Growing
Revenue from Indian-operated gambling in Alabama is no longer growing faster than any other state.
Prosecutors Want Death Sentence in Opelika Community College Killing
Prosecutors in Opelika have asked a jury to recommend a death sentence for an Auburn man convicted of opening fire at a community college, killing his mother-in-law and wounding his estranged wife.
Blood Pressure Taken from Doctor Could Read Higher
British researchers found doctors routinely recorded significantly higher blood pressure levels than nurses taking the blood pressure of the same patients.
Boys Who Play Sports More Likely to be Abusive
A new study in the journal of adolescent health finds a correlation between some sports and dating abuse among teenagers.
Study Helps People with Urinary Tract Infections
A promising new study for people who suffer recurring urinary tract infections.
Lawmakers Give Themselves Tourism Grants to Award
The Alabama Senate has added $1 million to the state tourism department's proposed budget for grants that will be doled out at lawmakers' recommendation.
Alabama Out of Lethal Injection Drug Pentobarbital
Alabama has run out of one of the drugs used to execute death row inmates.
Elmore Co. Deputies Investigate Two Home Invasions
Neighbors in the Wallsboro community in Elmore County are in shock because there have been two home invasions in the last five days. Deputies believe they could be connected.
2014 Legislature Report Card
The 2014 legislative session is almost in the books. While legislators did balance the general fund budget, they haven't always agreed on other legislation.
Case Against Teen Capital Murder Suspects Moves Forward in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The case against two Selma teenagers charged with capital murder and robbery -- is now headed to a Dallas County grand jury.
Skid Car Training For Safer Driving
You may see police officers in Opp skidding in a parking lot, but don't worry, they are in class.
Greenville Police Looking For Missing Person
Greenville Police are looking for a missing person, and they need your help.
Upshaw Sentenced In Court
A Troy woman accused of killing her boyfriend is sentenced in a Pike county court. Tiffany Upshaw was sentenced to 10 years in prison on a manslaughter charge for the death of Melvin Scott.
Team Brought in to Remove Crashed Colorado Plane
An aviation salvage team is being brought in to pull the wreckage of a single-engine plane from a reservoir in southwestern Colorado.
Deadline Near for Disaster Loans in South Alabama
The deadline is approaching in nine south Alabama counties for small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, and most non-profit organizations to apply for federal disaster loans due to the frost and freezing temperatures on March 25-29, 2013.
Back Pain Could Cause Missed Work
Lower back pain accounts for a third of all work-related disability.
