Man Shot to Death in Troy
The Troy Police Department is investigating a shooting that occurred this morning in the 400 Block of South Brundidge Street.
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Wetumpka Christmas Street Parade
The 29th annual Christmas on the Coosa wrapped up earlier today with a Christmas street parade!
Audtions Held for "Future Forecaster"
Alabama News Network is teaming up with Montgomery Lasik today to give viewers a chance to become a "Future Forecaster."
F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum Holds Christmas Open House
The F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum is getting into the holiday spirit by hosting a Christmas open house.
Rainy Saturday For Crunch Time Holiday Shopping
In the last few days of Christmas shopping, the weather threatened to put a damper on holiday sales.
33rd Annual Living Christmas Tree Kicks Off
The sights and sounds of Christmas are everywhere this time of year. And Friday night a Montgomery tradition helped to capture that holiday spirit.
Gas Prices Drop Below $3 a Gallon For First Time In More Than a Year
If you're getting ready to hit the highways for the holiday travel season, there's good news. It's going to cost you a lot less this year than last year, as gas prices fall to a year-long low.
Covington County Authorities Make Arrests In 1994 Cold Case
A murder case dating back over two decades may be solved tonight in Covington County -- a man and two women are now in jail and charged in the 1994 murder and robbery of James "Nibby" Barton.
New Details In Search For Missing Fisherman
David Taylor, the fisherman who went missing in Autaugaville is still not found.
How Efficient Are Americans in Spending Their Health Care Dollars?
UCLA researchers say America ranks 22nd out of 27 high income nations when it comes to efficiency in health care spending.
Why You Should Be Getting A Flu Shot
Government scientists say only 40 percent of Americans have received a flu shot this season.
More People Dying from Cancer
The World Health Organization says cancer killed more than 8 million people around the globe last year.
State Rep. Planning Legislation on RSA Investments
A north Alabama lawmaker says he'll introduce legislation during the next session to defend the decision-making power of Retirement Systems of Alabama CEO, David Bronner.
Enrollment in Alabama Marketplace Increasing
Enrollment in the state's health insurance marketplace is increasing, although the number served is only a tiny part of the uninsured in Alabama.
ASU Board of Trustees to Meet for Vote on New President
Alabama State University's Board of Trustees will meet next Friday to vote on the next President of ASU.
Selma Police Investigating Murder
Selma Police are conducting what they say is a murder investigation.
What Would You Do For BCS Championship Tickets?
A man in California says he's willing to give his BCS National Championship tickets away in exchange for a job. We want to know what Auburn fans here at home would do for tickets to the big game.
Judge Finds Probable Cause In Stephen Conrad Child Sex Abuse Case, Bond Reduction Denied
An Elmore County man accused of sex crimes against children starts over. Stephen Conrad is accused of raping and molesting eight children. He came before the judge today to see if he'll continue to stay behind bars.
Millions Of Dollars In Technology Comes To Bullock County Schools
Christmas came early to the South Highlands Middle School.
Governor Robert Bentley Speaks In Butler Co.
Governor Robert Bentley was the key speaker at Butler County's 2nd Annual Industry Appreciation Luncheon and he says expanding industry starts with education.
Music May Not Make Your Child Smarter
The age old belief that music helps make kids smarter may just be a myth.
You Need Deep Pockets to Get Help from A Psychiatrists
About half of all psychiatrists now reject private and federal insurance and require payments in cash, that’s according to a new study in JAMA Psychiatry.
Contact Sports Could Be Damaging Your Brain
New research suggests that contact sport athletes could damage their brain, even without receiving a concussion.
