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.
Seventy percent of students say they see frequent cyberbullying and now, technology is making it easier for bullies to hide.
Authorities say a pedestrian is dead after being struck by a trolley in downtown Birmingham.
The Alabama House of Representatives will debate four abortion bills, including one that would ban abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
A new study finds an MRI of the carotid artery can accurately predict future strokes and heart attacks.
The Cincinnati Cancer Center has found that levels of BPA in men's urine can be a sign of prostate cancer.
Kids are eating healthier meals at school thanks to new federal lunch standards.
Radio Shack is planning to close as many as 1,100 stores.
The Alabama Supreme Court has upheld a jury's $3.2 million medical malpractice judgment involving a Montgomery hospital.
A new report from the National Park Service says the national parks in Alabama had nearly 718,000 visitors in 2012.
Clarence Wheeler is now the former police chief of Union Springs. Wheeler submitted his resignation tonight at a city council meeting pending retirement.
Tony Garrett with Montgomery area Crimestoppers tells us there are 3 top cases that need to be solved.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee is just days away -- and organizers are finishing up their final preparations for the big event.
CBS 8 and ABC Montgomery are beginning a new project -- it's called "Taking Action Against Crime. We are teaming up with local law enforcement officers and Crimestoppers in an effort to help fight the crime rate -- in Prattville, police need your help to revamp neighborhood watch groups.
Greenville Police and the Butler County Sheriff's Office say they have expanded parts of their departments. There are now school resource officers in all Greenville public schools and sheriff's deputies are patrolling the streets 24 hours a day. Authorities say the expansions are cutting back on crime.
University of Alabama officials say former President, Joab Thomas, has died at the age of 81.
An Alabama lawmaker is looking to create a sales tax holiday for consumers buying guns and ammunition.
An Autauga County man indicted on murder charges makes an appearance in court. Richard Tyus's bond was revoked after he failed a drug test.
Alabama Department of Corrections officials say eight inmates were injured during a fight at the Elmore Correctional Facility.
Alabama's attorney general is fighting efforts by former state Senate leader Lowell Barron to call him as a defense witness in Barron's trial on campaign finance charges.
An Autauga County man who faces murder charges appears before a judge Monday.
