Spring Break travel brings money to South Alabama, but that is not all that is coming through Covington County.

After the suicide of a Bullock County middle schooler, administrators are taking action to hopefully prevent more tragedy.

A recent arrest of former NBA and Auburn basketball star Wesley Person is raising questions on whether or not he should be able to keep his position as a high school coach.

A network of walk-in medical clinics has agreed to pay $1.2 million to settle allegations of inflated Medicare claims.

The Legislature is moving ahead with a bill to create a state database to enforce an existing $500 limit on how much people can borrow at once from payday lenders.

Auburn has hired former Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl to lead a struggling basketball program.

State representatives will give their input on education spending for the next fiscal year, including whether teachers and school employees will get a pay raise.

Governor Bentley says he wants to give teachers a 2 percent pay raise. But not all lawmakers are supporting it.

The search is on for a thief who stole from a Montgomery Sears store.

Some people are using a website called neighborhoodscout.com to get information about where they live or where they'd like to move.

Prattville city leaders are on high alert -- they want to make plans to ensure people are safe from floods. This comes after 12 people had to be rescued from a flash flood near Cooter's Pond.

Storms leave behind thousands of dollars in damage to homes and businesses in Opp.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Secretary of State Jim Bennett kicks-off mobile site visits for the production of photo voter ID cards.

A woman has described for jurors how her estranged husband pulled alongside a family van and started shooting at Southern Union State Community College in Opelika.

Alabama's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is expanding a program to combat binge drinking and underage alcohol use.