9-Year-Old Shot In Stable Condition
New details surrounding the 9-year-old who was shot Thursday.
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Name of Man Killed In Macon County Crash Released
Alabama State Troopers have now released the name of the man killed in a Thursday afternoon wreck in Macon County.
Doctor Inducted Into Alabama Women's Hall of Fame
A physician who practiced medicine and taught in Birmingham is now part of the Alabama Women's Hall of Fame.
Alabama Senate Debates Pistols In Vehicles
The Alabama Senate debated, but did not vote, on a bill to allow people without pistol permits to carry loaded pistols in their cars.
57th Annual SLE Rodeo Kicks Off in Montgomery
It's time to rodeo! The Southeastern Livestock Exposition Rodeo is underway and we're told even better competition this year after switching back to the PRCA league.
Could Alabama Basketball Coach Anthony Grant Face Same Fate As Barbee?
Auburn basketball fans are wondering who'll be their next basketball coach after Tony Barbee was fired last night moments after the Tigers lost in the SEC Tournament. Alabama basketball coach Anthony Grant is also considered on the hot seat... so could he have the same fate?
Controversy Over Common Core Standards Continues
Controversy continues over common core, the education initiative that aims to make more universal school standards.
Alabama Senate Debates Pistols in Vehicles
The Alabama Senate debated, but did not vote, on a bill to allow people without pistol permits to carry loaded pistols in their cars.
9-Year-Old Shot in Prattville
Prattville Police are investigating a shooting that left a 9-year-old child injured.
1 dead, State Employee Injured In Crash On US Highway 29
A crash in Macon County leaves one man dead and another in the hospital. It happened around 10 a.m. Thursday and involved a state emergency management agency employee.
Payday Loan Regulation Passes House
A bill to regulate payday loan stores in Alabama crosses its first big hurdle. The house has approved setting up a database to track loans and limit them.
Judge Asked to Reinstate Suit Against Kristen Saban
A judge is Tuscaloosa is being asked to reinstate a lawsuit against a daughter of Alabama football coach Nick Saban.
Secretary of State to Start Providing Voter ID Cards
The Alabama secretary of state's office is planning to have staff traveling the state starting Monday to provide photo IDs to voters who need them for the upcoming elections.
Hypertension Untreated in Hispanic Community
A new study finds hypertension is going untreated in the Hispanic community.
Some Diabetes Drugs Could Have Heart Risks
Researchers are warning some diabetes drugs come with heart risks and that those risks are overlooked during clinical trials.
Overnight Stay Not Necessary After Joint Replacement
It may not be necessary to stay overnight in the hospital when having joint replacement surgery.
Gov. Bentley May Not Get Pay Raise for Teachers
Gov. Robert Bentley may have no way to give education employees the 2 percent pay raise he has recommended.
Annual Historic Selma Pilgrimage Showcases State's Largest Historic District
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The largest historic district in the state of Alabama will be on display this weekend in Selma.
Two Arrested in Goshen Store Burglary
Pike County Investigators arrest two people in connection with a burglary at a Goshen store.
Illegal Moonshine Still Busted
The Alabama Alcohol Beverage Control Board busts an illegal moonshine still.
Alabama House Approves Payday Loan Database
The Alabama House of Representatives has voted to create a state database to enforce existing limits on payday loans.
Alabama House Approves Payday Loan Database
The Alabama House of Representatives has voted to create a state database to enforce existing limits on payday loans.
MPD Makes 3rd Arrest in Recent Homicide
Montgomery police have arrested a third suspect in the March 10th murder of Taco Bell manager Vettia Roche.
Third Arrest Made in Taco Bell Manager Murder
The Montgomery Police Department has made a third arrest in the March 10 homicide of 43-year-old Vettia Roche.
Mobile SIte Gives Out Photo Ids
The Alabama secretary of state's office is planning to have staff traveling the state starting Monday to provide photo IDs to voters who need them for the upcoming elections.
