Governor Bentley has spoken out on health care and he says he is more concerned with Medicare than Medicaid. Â The governor says he is worried about some hospitals, but he believes most will be able to survive without being…
The firey derailment of more than two dozen rail cars will lead to a massive cleanup in Pickens County in East Alabama. Officials say the train went off the rails overnight Friday, spilling crude oil and derailing 25 tank cars.
Pike County Sheriff Russell Thomas said an argument between a husband and wife turned deadly when the father allegedly turned a 12-gauge shotgun on his two sons.
It's being called the Game of Year as LSU travels to play rival Alabama tomorrow at Bryant Denny Stadium. Both university and city officials have been hard at work, preparing for an exciting, but safe event.
Across Alabama, Crimson Tide fans are getting ready for the big matchup against Louisiana State University. Not everyone will be in Tuscaloosa for game day, but many fans who can't make it to Bryant Denny Stadium are watching the action at home. That's good news for some local businesses, who are already seeing game day crowds.
A string of burglaries in the last few weeks have hit residents in rural Montgomery county hard.
More than 60 firefighters spent the past week battling a trailer fire. Don't worry it was just a drill.
A small group of Alabama State University faculty and students are rallying in support of the search for their next president.
Do you think men or women are generally healthier?
New research finds more than 18-percent of young people in the United States have hay fever and children in the south suffer more.
A new study finds expectant moms are at a higher risk for serious blood clots if they are admitted to the hospital during pregnancy for reasons other than delivery.
He's one of the most successful comedians of all time, an author, an actor and now a talk and game show host.
Auburn University at Montgomery longtime basketball coach Larry Chapman will retire after spending 37 years with the university.
It's almost that time of year. While it is the season of giving, local charities tell us they are needing an extra hand this year.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Selma Police are trying to catch a jewel thief -- after a smash and grab break-in at a downtown jewelry store.
Walking in to pay a water bill is now a thing of the past at one of Montgomery's Water Works payment offices. Only drive-thru service is available. While managers say the change has saved them money, some customers say it's also caused long lines.
One Greenville Farmer says the season was backwards for pecans and that could affect holiday prices for treats and meals.
Police say fingerprints are one of the most effective ways to find and identify a suspect, but processing them takes a lot of work and manpower.
Alabama State Univeristy has a new student member for the school's presidential search committee.
Tomorrow night is a big night for High School Football in Alabama, especially in Troy. Undefeated Charles Henderson will take on Dora in the first round of playoffs.
Governor Robert Bentley has awarded grants to help create jobs and improve the economy in Alabama's Black Belt.
A federal judge has set a hearing Dec. 6 on restitution payments by three former state corrections employees who've been sentenced to prison in connection with the beating death of an inmate.
Speaking a second language may help delay dementia.
German researchers say education may play a role in what kinds of food adults eat.
