The Alabama Legislature is getting close to enacting a law to allow public schools to educate students about the history of traditional winter celebrations and allow student and staff to exchange seasonal greetings.
As Jess Meuse took to the stage Wednesday night, friends and supporters gathered at Blue Iguana Bar and Grill to watch Slapout's hometown girl.
A Senate committee has approved a proposal to let people carry loaded pistols in their vehicles without a concealed carry permit.
Some young Alabamians made their voices heard at the state house today.
In an Italian newspaper published today, the Pope is quoted as saying he could be open to accepting same-sex unions, so that gay couples can receive benefits.
Two women are hurt, one seriously, when three family dogs attacked them.
The dollars that will fund Alabama's schools are still up in the air for next year. House committee members heard from everyone from State Superintendent Tommy Bice to ASU President Gwendolyn Boyd in a public hearing.
CBS 8 and ABC Montgomery are Taking Action Against Crime and with thousands of students leaving for spring break, officers warn that creates many crimes of opportunity.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The city of Selma is getting ready for its biggest tourist event of the year -- and the annual economic boost it provides to the area.
A Montgomery church pastor is dead after a crash on I-85.
Eating a cheeseburger could be as bad for you as smoking cigarettes.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging hospitals to use a new checklist to improve the way antibiotics are prescribed.
A new study in the British Medical Journal says pregnant women who eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, and grains, and drink enough water, are far less likely to deliver a premature baby.
Selma's annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee will feature civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, Tony Award-winning entertainer Jennifer Holliday and others.
A bill designed to make sure Alabamians don't take out multiple payday loans has cleared its first vote in the Alabama Legislature.
Opp Police say two women have been hospitalized after being attacked by dogs.
Despite the rain, Auburn and Alabama fans brave the cold rain to cheer on their favorite teams.
A man wanted for questioning is in custody after police say he turned himself in after seeing himself on Alabama News Network. Donald Mitchell was wanted in connection with a theft case. Mitchell was featured in our Crimestoppers most wanted…
Blue lights in your rear view mirror could be a frightening site for most drivers, but in the city of Opp, seeing those blue lights could bring you a free lunch instead of a ticket.
There were several issues on Tuesday night's city council agenda that have people talking. Everything from crime and healthcare to new development was discussed.
The bills go from extending the time before a woman can have an abortion to banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat has been found. Rep. Mary Sue McClurkin is sponsoring the heartbeat bill, and she says it's a personal issue for her.
A state representative is speaking to us exclusively about being robbed at a Montgomery convenience store.
