GOP Race for State Auditor Grows to 3 Candidates
The Republican field for state auditor has grown to three candidates.
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Judge Weighs Challenge to Alabama Accountability Act
It will be a few weeks before a judge decides a legal challenge to the new Alabama law providing tax credits for private education.
Flowers Not Running for Public Service Commission
A former state legislator has changed his mind about running for a seat on the public service commission.
Inside Julia Tutwiler Prison For Women
A CBS and ABC Montgomery Investigation -- we find out first hand what one inmate says is going on inside Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka. Our report comes after an expanded investigation on allegations of sexual abuse and harassment.
Rep. Joe Hubbard Running for Attorney General, Talks Electronic Bingo
Today Representative Joe Hubbard announced that he will run for Attorney General against Luther Strange.
Alabama Legislature Honors Military
In a joint session, legislators applauded the service of Alabama's military members both past and present at the State House on Thursday.
New Bill Could Raise Alabama's Minimum Wage
Alabama is one of five states without any minimum wage law, but there's a bill in the state house right now that's looking to change that. It would allow Alabama to set it's own minimum wage instead of relying on the federal government.
Judge Weighs Challenge to Accountability Act
It will be a few weeks before a judge decides a legal challenge to the new Alabama law providing tax credits for private education.
Chief Justice Roy Moore Wants U.S. Constitutional Amendment to Ban Gay Marriage
Known for fighting to display the Ten Commandments in his state's judicial building, Alabama's chief justice is jumping into the national gay marriage debate.
Rep. Joe Hubbard to Run for Attorney General
State Rep. Joe Hubbard (D-Montgomery) is running for attorney general of Alabama.
Signs of Slavery
Slavery is a hot topic in movies, but slavery is more than a movie for Montgomery.
Poll: Possible Candidates in Montgomerys 2015 Mayor's Race
Who could be Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange's successor?
Not Enough Mothers Follow Up with their Obstetrician
Less than half of new mothers go back to the obstetrician for a follow-up visit six weeks after giving birth.
How to End the AIDS Crisis
One of the world’s top experts on AIDS says in a new commentary that a lasting end to the crisis will require a vaccine.
More Health Benefits of Eating Yogurt
A new study shows people who eat yogurt have a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Alabama House Minority Leader Ford to Seek Re-Election
The minority leader in the Alabama House, Democrat Craig Ford of Gadsden, has decided to run for re-election rather than seek higher office.
Multiple Crews Respond To Stills Crossroads Accident
Almeria volunteer fire crews had to use the jaws-of-life during an accident in front of Stills Crossroads Tuesday evening.
Selma City Schools Facing Possible State Intervention
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The State Board of Education could vote to intervene in the Selma City School System at its next meeting.
Robert E. Lee High School Students Mourn Loss Of Fellow Classmate
Students at Robert E. Lee High School in Montgomery returned to school with one of their fellow classmates missing today after two boys were hit by a truck as they walked on a highway near Birmingham last night... leaving one dead and another injured.
What's Right: Free Exercise Class for Senior Citizens in Macon Co.
A group of dedicated senior citizens in Macon County gets together three times a week to get themselves into better physical shape.
Family Reacts To Violent Home Break In Sentencing
Two men convicted of a violent home invasion in Montgomery have been sentenced to a total of hundreds of years in prison. They were found guilty of armed robbery at the home of former State Representative Jay Love's in-laws.
Big Men, DB's Highlight Bama's Latest No. 1 Class
Alabama loaded up on big men and defensive backs and also pulled off a signing day coup.
Senate Committee Approves Medicinal Marijuana Extract Bill
Alabama lawmakers took a step toward effectively legalizing a marijuana extract that doesn't get people high, but can be used to treat certain medical conditions.
Conditional Raise for State Workers Clears Hurdle
An Alabama House committee has agreed with the governor's recommendation of a cost-of-living raise of up to 4 percent for state employees.
