New Technology Could Help the Deaf
Scientists at MIT and Harvard say they've developed a new, low-power microchip that could take the place of a traditional Cochlear implant.
News
Children Getting Caffeine from New Sources
Another study in the Journal Pediatrics says American children are finding more places to get caffeine.
Adult Conversation Could Lead to Infant Learning
Researchers say Preterm infants who listen to adult conversation in the hospital have better language skills later in life.
Walker Sworn in on Montgomery Co. Commission
The Montgomery County Commission has a brand new member.
Three People Killed in Autauga Co. Crashes
Two crashes over the weekend have killed three people.
Alabama Hunters are Under Reporting Kills
A state conservation official says Alabama hunters didn't do a good enough job reporting all the deer they killed this hunting season.
Active Meth Lab Busted
Crenshaw County deputies serving an arrest warrant find what some investigators say they had never seen before.
Macon County Sheriff To Announce Retirement
Longtime macon county sheriff David Warren is retiring.
Hank Williams Museum Honors Memory of Wayne Mills
Montgomery's Hank Williams Museum is honoring a native Alabama country singer as part of its fifteenth anniversary celebration.
Outer Loop Project Causes Road Closures
Work continues this week on Montgomery's Outer Loop Project, and that means you'll need to keep an eye out for some lane closures.
Tallapoosa County Prepares For Potential Winter Weather
With Northern and Central Alabama expecting Winter weather between Sunday and Tuesday, counties on the line of the winter storm are taking their own set of precautions, in case the storm shifts a bit South.
3rd Annual Religious Arts Festival
The First United Methodist Church is holding its 3rd annual Religious Arts Festival.
Montgomery Zoo Recognizes Volunteers
The Montgomery Zoo and area Zoological Society is recognizing volunteers who help keep the zoo running every day.
River Region Roller Girls Skated for a Good Cause
The River Region Roller Girls skated in their annual "Iron Roll" for a good cause tonight. The Elephants took on the Tigers and the Roller Tides took on the War Eagles in a double header for the benefit of the A Skate Foundation.
New Group Advocates For Campus To Carry
Originally voted down by the student government association, university administrators overturned that and allowed them to be recognized as a student organization.
Republicans, Democrats Qualify For Office
Today was the last day for republican and democratic candidates to qualify for office.
Alex Bridgman Fundraiser At Lee High School
It's been a tough week at one Montgomery high school after a student was killed earlier this week in an accident. Now, those students are trying to overcome that tragedy by doing a good deed.
Heart Disease on the Rise, Number One Killer
Heart disease is the number one killer among men and women according to the American Heart Association.
Complete List of Democratic and Republican Candidates for Major State Offices
Here is a list of the Democratic and Republican candidates for major state offices in Alabama.
Selma Man Shot, Ex-Girlfriend Sought by Police
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma man is fighting for his life after a Friday morning shooting in Selma.
Auburn University Approves Plan for Toomer's Corner Makeover
Auburn's famous Toomer's Corner will soon be getting a major makeover. On Friday, Auburn University's Board of Trustees voted to approve a plan to revitalize the area and replant trees that were cut down after being poisoned in 2010.
Parker Griffith Running for Governor as Democrat
Former U.S. Rep. Parker Griffith of Huntsville is running for governor as a Democrat.
Draft Beer Petition Circulating In Troy
Forty two out of 67 counties in Alabama allow alcohol sales. And out of that 42, more than half allow the sale of draft beer. But that doesn't include Pike County.
Explosive Device Found at Clanton Middle School
A 12-year-old student is in custody after being accused of bringing a homemade explosive to school in Clanton.
Judge Hears Arguments over AL Abortion Law
The state of Alabama and the American Civil Liberties Union are sparring over the impact of Alabama's new abortion law.
