Bank Bringing Jobs to Montgomery
Hancock Bank is moving a corporate and operation center to the city of Montgomery.
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High School Athletes and Prescription Drug Abuse
A new study finds male high school athletes are more likely than other kids to be prescribed opiod painkillers, like vicodin and oxycontin, and abuse them.
Tungsten Linked to Strokes
A type of metal used in cell phones and computers may increase the risk of stroke.
Head Trauma Can Lead to Alzheimer’s
A small British study finds people who suffer a traumatic brain injury are more likely to have plaque deposits in their brains.
Montgomery Police Investigate the City's 43rd Homicide
The Montgomery Police Department is investigating the city’s 43rd homicide this year following the shooting death Monday evening of 34-year-old Anthony Bailey of Greenville.
Montgomery Police Investigate Life Threatening Shooting
Montgomery Police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured.
Have College Rivalries Gone Too Far?
School rivalries are what motivates us to cheer on our teams with passion.
Bama Getting Ready for Mississippi State
Alabama took down LSU this past weekend 38-17. Up next is Mississippi State
Andalusia Ceremony Honors Veterans and Service Members
Andalusia's Veteran's Memorial Park was filled with pride, sorrow, and sacrifice today as the Covington County community gathered to honor the sacrifices that many of their own neighbors have made.
Montgomery Celebrates Veterans Day
The flags were waving proudly all along Dexter Avenue as the veterans day parade moved through the city.
Why Some Women Delay Seeking Medical Advice
New research at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston finds poorer women are more likely to delay seeing a doctor after finding a breast abnormality.
The Cost of Having A Baby
A new study finds the average cost of having a baby in the U.S. is 21,000 dollars.
How Exercise Helps Baby
As little as 20 minutes of exercise three times a week can enhance the brain development of a newborn baby.
Tuscaloosa Police: Shooting Included Fan Taunting
Tuscaloosa police say gunfire that occurred at a gas station following the LSU-Alabama game began with taunting between men. The Tuscaloosa News reports that two men taunted an Alabama fan early Sunday at a gas station hours after Alabama beat…
Braves to Build Stadium that Opens in 2017
The Atlanta Braves are leaving Turner Field and moving into a new 42,000-seat, $672 million stadium complex in Cobb County in 2017.
Braves to Build Stadium to Open in 2017
The Atlanta Braves are leaving Turner Field and moving into a new 42,000-seat, $672 million stadium complex in Cobb County in 2017.
Eastern Alabama Police Officer Found Shot to Death
Authorities are investigating after a Phenix City police officer was found shot to death in a parking lot in the eastern Alabama town.
Events to Honor Military, Veterans on Veterans Day
Monday is Veterans Day, and all across our area, towns and cities are getting ready for ceremonies to remember our nation's heroes.
Grant Money to Improve Sewer Systems in Dallas County
Dallas County will get $350,000 in grant money to help fund improvements to water and sewage systems.
Indian-Owned Casinos Show Increasing Revenues
A new national report shows gambling in Alabama is growing by record numbers, but only in Indian-owned casinos.
Lowndes County Sheriff's Department on Hunt for Person who Stabbed a Horse
Lowndes County sheriff's deputies need your help finding the person who stabbed a horse eight times in the neck and cut off its mane. Sheriff's investigators say the attack happened at a family's small farm in mid-October and officials are not sure of the motive behind the attack.
Harvey Updyke Ordered to Pay Restitution to Auburn University
The man who admitted to poisoning Toomer's Oaks has been ordered to pay Auburn University nearly $800,000.
Gov. Bentley Travels Japan, Some Say He's Recruiting Wrong Industry
Today, Governor Robert Bentley took off for Japan today to meet with leaders in the automobile industry. It's all part of a plan to bring more jobs to Alabama but not everyone is happy with his trip.
First Habitat for Humanity "Youth Build" in Montgomery
Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery builds homes for families all across our area, and now young volunteers are joining in to help.The organization began its "youth build" this morning. This is the first time young volunteers will be leading renovations…
