Alabama Supreme Court Upholds Montgomery's Red Light Camera Ordinance
The Alabama Supreme Court has upheld Montgomery’s red light camera ordinance.
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Camp Bow Wow Montgomery hosts "Mutts Be Love" Adoption Pawty
Camp Bow Wow held a Valentine's Day themed dog adoption party in Montgomery. The festive event allowed local dog rescues to introduce their pups to the community and also included raffles, vendors, sweet treats…
City of Prattville Hosts Annual Mardi Gras Parade
The City of Prattville held their annual Mardi Gras Parade and Celebration.
UPDATE : Wetumpka Police Officer Fired after Arrest on Drug and Domestic Assault Charges in Montgomery
Wetumpka police say they have now fired a police officer who was arrested in Montgomery.
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Offering Firearm Safety Class to Residents
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office is offering a firearms familiarization class for Montgomery County residents.
Auburn Fans Speak Out on Decision to Keep Bryan Harsin as Head Football Coach
Auburn football fans have mixed reactions on the university's decision to keep head football coach Bryan Harsin, whose future looked doubtful for the past week.
Former Montgomery Police Officer Aaron Cody Smith Faces February 17 Court Hearing
Alabama News Network has confirmed that former Montgomery police officer Aaron Cody Smith faces a court hearing on February 17 that could decide whether his bond is revoked, forcing him to return to prison.
What the Tech? Beware of Romance Scams
The FBI is warning people that romance scams are on the rise and the cyber criminals often get more active around Valentines Day.
Mardi Gras Underway in Mobile for the First Time Since 2020
The city that calls itself the “birthplace of Mardi Gras” has kicked off its first real Mardi Gras celebration since 2020 after two years lost to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Covington County Man Killed When Tractor Rear-Ended on Highway
Alabama State Troopers say a Covington County man has been killed when his farm tractor was rear-ended on Alabama Highway 55.
Governor Kay Ivey Tours Tornado Damage in Hale Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Governor Kay Ivey got a first-hand look at the damage from a tornado -- that ripped through the Mason Bend Road community of Hale County last week. She toured…
Hilltop Public House Held Grand Opening in Cottage Hill
Hilltop is a full service coffee and liquor bar located in Cottage Hill neighborhood.
National Burn Awareness Week Brings Light to Cooking Safety
PRFD Chief Matt Missildine says one of the leading causes of fires start in the kitchen.
UPDATE: 3-Year-Old Boy Dies after Being Shot in Montgomery
Montgomery police say a three-year-old boy who was shot in Montgomery has died of his injuries.
Tigers Head Coach Bryan Harsin to Remain at Auburn University
After an extensive review, Bryan Harsin will remain as head coach of the Tigers.
UPDATE: University of Alabama to Remove Name of Bibb Graves from Campus Building
University of Alabama trustees have reversed a decision made last week about naming what has long been known as Bibb Graves Hall.
Opelika Police Searching for Suspect in Morning Bank Robbery
The suspect is described as a black male, approximately 6' to 6'2", wearing a gray jacket and black hat.
Evergreen City Council Member Pleads Not Guilty to Threatening Police Officer
A city council member in Evergreen has pleaded not guilty to a federal charge of using his local radio show to threaten a police officer who pulled him over.
Montgomery Police Searching for Eastdale Mall Theft Suspect
Montgomery police are searching for the person who stole more than $2,500 in property from a store at Eastdale Mall.
Montgomery Police Investigating Life-Threatening Shooting
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that left a man with a life-threatening gunshot wound.
Violence Prevention Hosts First Roundtable at McIntyre Community Center
Parents, activists and community leaders spoke out about the violence that is affecting the city of Montgomery.
Former Nurse at Good Samaritan Hospital in Selma Talks about the Death of Jimmie Lee Jackson
Vera Jenkins Booker talked to Alabama News Network about working as a nurse the night that Jimmie Lee Jackson was shot during a voting rights protest in 1965.
Family of 1st Campsite for Civil Rights Marchers Tells Their Story
Most people know the story of the Selma to Montgomery march, where civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. and John Lewis led marchers to the capitol steps to demand voting…
Alabama Senate Passes Critical Broadband Legislation
Lawmakers say the plan will expand high speed broadband to the most rural areas of Alabama.
COVID in Alabama Schools: Weekly Numbers Drop by More Than Half
The latest weekly Alabama Department of Public Health report on COVID in the state’s public schools shows cases dropping by more than half statewide.
