From the West Alabama Newsroom-- It's been more than six months since the body of a missing Wilcox County man was found in the Alabama River -- and his family is still waiting for answers.

From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The suspects in a double murder in Selma make a first appearance in front of a Dallas County judge Monday for a bond hearing.

The race for Jay Love's House District 74 seat will be filled by Dimitri Polizos. He won the runoff Tuesday night with 57 percent of the vote to Charlotte Meadows' 42 percent.

Officials from the Humane Society of the United States say more than 30 dogs and puppies have been seized from suspected dogfighting operations in Tallapoosa County.

A man accused of raping and molesting children had faced 105 charges, but now that's down to five. Prosecutors say that's because the Tallassee police officer investigating the case is now being investigated himself.

A wreck involving an overturned dump truck near Opp blocked lanes on highway 84 for nearly three and a half hours.

Luverne has been awarded a $350,000 Community Development Block Grant from Governor Robert Bentley to upgrade water lines and city streets, and the mayor and community members hope it will encourage development in the city.

An 18-year-old is behind bars after allegedly trying to break into an ATM with a crow bar.

A former business associate of football coach Tommy Tuberville is headed to prison for defrauding investors of millions of dollars in a fraud scheme.

The Most recent AP polling has the Auburn tigers ranked 6th after a huge victory over Georgia this past Saturday.

During his first trip to Japan, Governor Robert Bentley wanted to be sure to thank the companies like Toyota and Honda for their business here in the state. He met with the top CEO's of several corporations mostly in the automotive industry.

Extra security could be found at Robert E. Lee High School today after a message was found last week that had a warning for students attending class today. That has some students telling us they are afraid to go to school.

A runoff election Tuesday will decide who will represent a part of Montgomery in the Alabama House of Representatives.