The students poured through the streets of Montgomery, heading toward the state house to defend their public universities and colleges. Governor Robert Bentley took to the podium, showing his support for the state's higher education.
From Tallassee -- we now know the name of the little girl killed in a dog attack. 4-year-old, Summer Sears, was killed while playing in her grandfather's unfenced backyard.
Lockheed Martin's site in Pike County is adding a more than $30 million expansion.
The future of a Bullock County police chief is in question. The City of Union Springs' mayor says he wants to fire Police Chief Clarence Wheeler, but Wheeler is fighting the termination.
The Alabama Senate has approved open meetings legislation sought by the Alabama Press Association and the governor.
A prosecutor says the death of a defendant who faced a murder charge in the 20-year-old killing of a business owner will not affect the prosecution of the other three suspects.
The Alabama Tourism Department says the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville was Alabama's most visited paid attraction in 2013.
Legislation providing for the display of the Ten Commandments in Alabama's public buildings is getting closer to clearing the Legislature.
New research shows children of older fathers could have issues later on.
British soldiers seem to be doing better mentally than US soldiers after deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan.
C-Section babies are more likely to have weight issues as an adult, according to a new study.
A lot of excitement in Elmore County Wednesday night as Slapout's own Jessica Meuse took the "American Idol" stage.
A four-year-old girl is dead in Tallassee after being attacked by one or more dogs.
The Alabama House of Representatives has approved a $1.8 billion General Fund that offers no additional money for most state agencies.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Authorities in Dallas County need your help to find two thieves who broke into a school -- and stole and damaged thousands of dollars worth of i-pads.
In the latest skirmish between the state teachers' association and GOP legislators, lawmakers are pushing a bill to limit the role of seniority in deciding which teachers get laid off during workforce reductions.
The Alabama Senate has approved drug testing for some welfare applicants.
Montgomery County School board members speak out about the recent religious bills making their way through the legislature.
A Covington County inmate being held on charges of robbery and murder is dead.
Litter is becoming a big problem on some roadsides in Butler County. It could even hurt the real estate market.
Governor Robert Bentley is back in Montgomery after his trip to Washington for a National Governor's Association meeting. He's taking time to sit down with us for an exclusive one-on-one interview.
An alert for parents- it's a trend gaining momentum not only across the country, but in our coverage area. Kids are snorting Pixy Stix.
A Montgomery group that helps crime victims may be forced to close its doors because it's out of money.
Last year, four Alabama law enforcement officers died in the line of duty. One new initiative is aiming to change that.
An Alabama Senate committee has approved an education budget that tosses out the governor's recommended 2 percent pay raise for public school employees and replaces it with a one-time bonus of 1 percent.
