Prattville Holds Annual Mardi Gras Parade
On Saturday, thousands of people packed the streets of Prattville for the city's tenth annual Mardi Gras celebration.
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Montgomery District Attorney's Office Asks Court to Reinstate "Critter Man" Verdict
The Montgomery County District Attorney's office is asking a higher court to reinstate the conviction for David Nash, the man convicted in the "Critter Man" murder.
"Alabama Voices" Museum Open to the Public
After a decade of hard work and planning the new Alabama Voices museum opened this morning to a large crowd.
Bo Jackson To Begin Charity Bike Ride in Auburn
Bo Jackson is beginning his third annual charity bike ride from a city he knows well: Auburn.
Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site Opens
It was a historic weekend in Tuskegee as hundreds gathered at Moton Field for the unveiling of a project almost a decade in the making.
Guns and Valentine's Day
It may not seem to be the most romantic way to spend a day set aside for love. But to these couples it can be.
Presumed Body Of Missing Teen Found
The family of a missing Union Springs teenager say the search is over after a body is found.
Korean Students Partake In New Program With Troy
Twenty-five Korean students take a crash course in English before interning at local automotive manufacturers.
New Restaurants Invade Montgomery
Several new restaurants have opened in Montgomery over the past couple months and more are slated to open this year.
Local Shopping Challenged By Online Sales On Valentine's Day
It's Valentine's day -- and once upon a time buying all those Valentine's day items meant a trip to your local store, but shopping habits have changed...
Wetumpka And Millbrook Worried Draft Beer Sales In Jeopardy
The mayors of Wetumkpa and Millbrook want draft beer and Sunday alcohol sales in their cities but they're worried they won't get them. Two lawmakers have different bills on the topic, leading to even more confusion.
Selma Police Now Equipped With Tasers
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Police officers in Selma are now patrolling city streets equipped with new stun guns.
Quitting Smoking Could Help Mental Health
And new study shows quitting smoking could help *mental* health.
Stroke Victims Driving Without Being Evaluated
Many stroke survivors go back to driving without being evaluated.
New Moms Have Higher Blood Clot Risk
New moms have a higher risk of blood clots for at least three months after having their babies.
Ala. House Seeks Revisions to U.S. Constitution
The Alabama House is calling on Congress to convene a state-led convention to amend the U.S. Constitution to impose limits on the federal government.
LeFlore Seeks Rematch in Congressional Race
Alabama's newest congressman, Representative Bradley Byrne, will have opposition after all in his first re-election bid.
Ala. Senate Keeps Christmas and Hanukkah in Public Schools
The Alabama Senate has approved a bill that the sponsor says will keep education about Christmas and Hanukkah in public schools.
Ala. House Calls On Congress to Amend Constitution
The Alabama House is calling on Congress to convene a state-led convention to amend the U.S. Constitution to impose limits on the federal government.
Rep. Alvin Holmes Defends 'Uncle Tom' Comments
Representative Alvin Holmes is making national news for his comments about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Pike Road Interviews First Superintendent Candidate
The first of three candidates for Pike Road superintendent was interviewed Thursday night.
Bill Says Schools Can Teach Christmas, Hanukkah
The Alabama Senate has approved a bill that the sponsor says will keep education about Christmas and Hanukkah in public schools.
Gov. Bentley Speaks About Pike Co. Industry
Pike County's industry is made up of businesses from plastic recycling to flight technology. And Thursday night local and state leaders gathered to show their appreciation to industry leaders.
