Dr. Carter G. Woodson Health Summit
The event will provide health and medical information from physicians within the Montgomery community.
News
Possible New Treatment for Hepatitis C
Two new experimental pills are showing promise against hepatitis C, an infection in the liver that can be hard to treat.
Brain Injuries Can Have Lasting Effects
An Oxford study finds people who survive a traumatic brain injury are three times more likely to die before the age of 56.
2014 Distinguished Young Women Program Preps
48 of the most distinguished high school senior girls in the state have converged on Montgomery to showcase their interview, dance, and talent skills. It's for the 2014 Distinguished Young Women program, formerly known as Junior Miss.
Vigil Held On Troy University Campus for Four Students Killed
Hundreds came out to remember the lives of three Troy students and one recent graduate, all killed in events off campus.
Major Money Needed for Garrett Coliseum Renovations
It was last January that Montgomery city officials announced that Garrett Coliseum would undergo a complete renovation starting in 2015.
Land Giveaway Sparks Protest and Arrest at Selma City Council Meeting
From the West Alabama newsroom-- A Selma woman is arrested after a group of protestors disrupt the city council meeting Tuesday night in Selma.
Montgomery Police Search For Armed Bank Robber
Montgomery Police say an armed robber walked through the doors at Compass Bank at the Normandale Centre shopping plaza, but how much money the he walked out with is still a mystery.
JCPenney to Close Store in Selma Mall
JCPenney says it will be closing its store in the Selma Mall, along with 32 other under performing stores across the country.
Autopsy Reveals Cause of Death for Montgomery Zoo Rhino
A full autopsy has been completed on Jeta, the Greater Indian Rhino that died at the Montgomery zoo and the final results indicate that she died of sand colic.
How Did MPS Select New Superintendent?
Montgomery Public Schools now has a full time superintendent. But how did the county school board go about selecting Margaret Allen for the job?
Overcrowding Creates Need For Jail Addition
Overcrowding is becoming an issue at the Covington County Jail. One that the county commission has plans to fix.
Women Over 50 Should Be Screened for Cervical Cancer
New research shows screening women for cervical cancer past age 50 saves lives.
Hitting the Gym Can Prevent Diabetes in Women
A new study finds weight training and aerobic exercise can help women prevent diabetes.
Antidepressants May Be Putting Unborn Babies at Risk
Expectant mothers who take antidepressants may be jeopardizing the health of their unborn babies.
House Speaker Mike Hubbard Previews 2014 Legislative Session
House Speaker Mike Hubbard appeared Live on Alabama News Network at 6:00 to preview what he expects will happen in the 2014 legislative session.
Gov. Robert Bentley Delivers State of the State Address
Gov. Robert Bentley says better education and more jobs are the ways to help people rather than expanding government assistance.
Montgomery Public School Board Elects Margaret Allen As New Superintendent
It didn't take long for the board members to make the decision, in fact it was all over with in less than 10 minutes. Margaret Allen had been Interim Superintendent and now she has the job permanently.
Lawmakers React to State of the State, Governor's Stance on Medicaid
Governor Robert Bentley gave his annual State of the State address. The governor took a lot of time to talk about how he thinks Medicaid and Obamacare are hurting Alabama.
Mixed Reaction to Allen being Named Montgomery Public Schools Supt.
Montgomery Public School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to accept interim superintendent Margaret Allen as the permanent superintendent.
Nearly $27,000 Meth Lab Bust in Covington Co.
An Investigation into out of state burglary charges lead authorities in Covington County to make a major meth lab bust.
New Legislative Session Officially Kicks Off
Lawmakers from across the state returned to the capital city today to kick off the 2014 legislative session.
Judge: No Cut in Restitution in AU Tree-Poisoning Case
A Lee County judge is refusing to reduce restitution payments for the University of Alabama fan who pleaded guilty to poisoning Auburn University's oak trees at Toomer's Corner.
3rd Annual Religious Arts Festival
Join First United Methodist Church for the 3rd Annual Religious Arts Festival! Thursday February 6 from 10-12 pm Tour of St. Peter‘s Catholic Church and St. John‘s Episcopal Church then have lunch at the Young House. Friday February 7 at…
