Almost every expensive item you own comes with a serial number. Knowing what it is can be the difference between getting it back or losing it forever, if you're a crime victim. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office has a tool to help you keep track of that.
Students in Montgomery come together to raise awareness for diabetes.
The Chief Justice started this session asking for 26 million extra dollars. Now that the general fund budget is through both houses, that money isn't there.
Draft beer may soon be added to the menu of restaurants in Pike County.
Researchers in Chicago say infections caused by anti-biotic resistant superbugs are on the rise among children in the U.S.
The Legislature has restarted an effort to rewrite the Alabama Constitution a few parts at a time.
Jefferson County sheriff's officials are investigating the death of a man whose body was found near a set of railroad tracks.
The American Heart Association's new guidelines for using statins to treat high cholesterol and prevent heart disease are expected to result in about 13 million more Americans taking the drugs.
Researchers at the Mayo Clinic say people who develop diabetes and high blood pressure in middle age are twice as likely to have brain cell loss and memory problems when they're older.
Huntsville police say a man attempting to rob a convenience store fled when the owner grabbed a baseball bat to fight back.
The Internal Revenue Service says millions in refunds may be waiting for 15,700 Alabamians who did not file a tax return for 2010.
Talladega Police Say a Man is Charged with Capital Murder in the Death of His 8-Month-Old Daughter.
Testimony shows a man on trial in a deadly community college shooting in Opelika told investigators he meant to kill.
An Alabama man has been jailed on methamphetamine possession charges just three weeks after his last drug arrest.
The Alabama Legislature has given final approval to a marijuana oil bill sought by families who want the oil as a potential treatment for their children's seizure disorders.
The Alabama Legislature has given final approval to a marijuana oil bill sought by families who want the oil as a potential treatment for their children's seizure disorders.
The Internal Revenue Service says millions in refunds may be waiting for 15,700 Alabamians who did not file a tax return for 2010.
People accused, but not convicted, of certain crimes in Alabama might soon be able to have their records cleared.
Many large towns and cities use neighborhood watch programs to cut down on crime--asking community members to lend their eyes and ears and report anything suspicious.
The Alabama House of Representatives has approved changes to a GOP-championed program that provides scholarships and tax credits to help move students from failing public schools to private ones.
What some may consider as just plain fun can also have you breaking the law in Alabama.
The education budget passed the house yesterday without a teacher pay raise in it.
Cornbread, a southern staple, might soon find itself with some fancy company.
