Councilman Glen Pruitt is apologizing for his performance at Montgomery's New Years Eve celebration, where he jumped on stage and made what some are calling inappropriate remarks.

Thousands of Auburn fans are flying back from the BCS National Championship Game in Pasadena, California. Not only are they disappointed about the game, but now many are faced with airline flight issues because of the weather.

Montgomery police say a man's body has been discovered.

Last year's new gun law was a big topic in the legislature, and it looks like it's not done just yet.

Power companies across South Alabama are asking customers to conserve on energy usage, and the City of Andalusia is taking that one step further.

Faulkner University President Dr. Billy Hilyer has announced plans to retire at the end of the 2014-15 school year.

The City of Troy is making sure residents have options to get out of the cold.

The Florida State Seminoles won the very last BCS National Championship Game, beating Auburn 34 to 31.

As temperatures plunge, many of you are probably at home trying to keep warm. But what happens to those who don't have a permanent place to stay?

For some, these low temperatures could cause a spike in power bills, but for farmers they can put large dents in paychecks just to keep their animals alive and well.

The 2014 legislative session kicks off next week, but one district will still be down a representative. Former representative Barry Mask resigned from the House District 31 seat in September to take a new job.

Police in Selma say three teens have been charged with robbery after beating a 10-year-old boy and stealing his moped.

Gov. Robert Bentley has already raised more for his re-election campaign than he spent to win the Republican nomination for governor in 2010.

The Alabama Democratic Party has recommended six attorneys to President Barack Obama to fill a vacancy on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.