Coca-Cola United Donates Two Trucks to Alabama Community College System
Coca-Cola Bottling Company United has donated two tractor-trailer trucks to the Alabama Community College System for its commercial driver license program.
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Man in Custody after Tuskegee Fatal Shooting, Standoff
City officials in Tuskegee say a man has been charged with murder after a fatal shooting and standoff.
Biden: US-Mexico Border Will be "Chaotic for a While"
President Joe Biden predicts that the U.S.-Mexico border will be “chaotic for a while" when pandemic-related restrictions end on Thursday.
Lawmakers Advance Bill that Could Lead to a New Alabama State House
Alabama lawmakers on Tuesday advanced legislation that could lead to the construction of a new Alabama State House building, although there is not a price tag yet.
Amber Alert Canceled for Three Children Who Were Believed to Have Been Abducted in Calhoun County
The State of Alabama has canceled a Child Abduction Emergency, Amber Alert.
Task Force: Start Mammograms at 40, Not 50
Women should start getting every-other-year mammograms at age 40 instead of waiting until 50, according to a draft recommendation from a federal task force.
Annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive This Saturday
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The country's largest single-day food drive is this weekend. And organizers are asking for your help -- to Stamp Out Hunger. The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is conducted…
Four Charged with Capital Murder, Attempted Murder in Montgomery
Montgomery police say four people have each been charged with one count of capital murder and two counts of attempted murder.
Pay It Forward: Shirley Caldwell of Montgomery
It's not uncommon to see Shirley Caldwell cutting the grass, cooking meals or running errands for others. It's her way of loving them well.
Wetumpka Hoping to Increase Tourism with Unique City Attractions
The city of Wetumpka gained national exposure while featured on HGTV'S Hometown Take Over. Now, city officials hope to encourage tourism beyond those interested in the show.
Fired Fox Host Tucker Carlson Says He's Coming Back with Show on Twitter
Fired Fox news host Tucker Carlson says he will put out a new version of his program on Twitter.
ADPH Making Changes as Federal COVID Emergency Ends
The Alabama Department of Public Health says it will be making some changes for when the federal COVID-19 health emergency expires on Thursday, May 11.
What the Tech? How to Avoid Having Your Tax Refund Check Stolen
The IRS says about 20% of taxpayers still get refund checks through the mail, which puts them at risk of having them stolen. But you can protect yourself.
Montgomery Rotary Club Provides Checks to Two Non-Profits
Two Montgomery non-profits are getting a financial boost, thanks to the Montgomery Rotary Club.
Group Helps Jailed Mothers Get Bail for Mother's Day
A group called The Ordinary People Society is helping jailed women spend time with their families for Mother's Day.
Bates House of Turkey Celebrates Grand Opening of Montgomery Location
Bates House of Turkey is a landmark restaurant in Greenville, and now it has returned to Montgomery.
Jury Rejects Rape Claim Against Former President Trump, Awards Accuser $5 Million
A jury has rejected a writer’s claim that Donald Trump raped her, but found him liable for battery.
Deal or Default? Biden, GOP Must Decide What's on the Table
President Biden and congressional leaders are set to hold their first substantive meeting in months on how to avoid a U.S. government default.
Tiger Woods' Lawyers Try to Stop Ex-Girlfriend's Lawsuit
Attorneys for golf superstar Tiger Woods are expected to argue that his ex-girlfriend's lawsuit against him should be halted because she signed a nondisclosure agreement.
Alabama to Resume Lethal Injections, Sets Summer Execution
The Alabama Supreme Court has authorized the execution of an inmate this summer as the state attempts to resume lethal injections following a series of troubled executions.
Historic Jackson House in Selma Moving to Henry Ford Museum
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A significant piece of Selma Voting Rights history is leaving the city -- and moving 800 miles away to the state of Michigan. The Jackson House is where Dr.…
Alabama Department of Public Health is Working with Statewide Agencies to end Cervical Cancer
Operation wipe out cervical cancer in Alabama is an effort to prolong the lives of women across the state by bringing awareness to HPV.
Man Says He Was Shot Several Times in Selma
A man says he was shot several times while standing near a street in Selma.
Man Injured in Selma Shooting
Selma police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured.
Selma Police Investigating Robbery at a Business
Selma police need your help in solving the robbery of a business.
