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Manhunt Comes to an End in Autauga Co. with Suspect's Capture
A manhunt in Autauga County comes to an end. More
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Memorial Day Weekend Without Jubilee Cityfest
For thirty-six years, Montgomery's Jubilee Cityfest has been a signature event downtown taking place on Memorial Day weekend, or close to it. More
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Where is The Secretary of State?
The 1901 constitution was approved by the Alabama Legislature, including provision 118. that requires constitutional officers, including the Governor, Attorney General State Auditor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer..it lists all of the consitutional officers---and it says they all shall reside in the state capitol during the time they remain in office, except, except during epidemics." More
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Spay and Neuter Clinics in Jeopardy?
Lots of bills never made it through in this year's session, and two of those were going to help spay and neuter clinics.
Some are concerned that under current law the clinics might close. More
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Missing Person's Case Becomes Murder Investigation in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma man is behind bars after a missing person's case -- turns into a murder investigation. More
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Brundidge in Court Over Landfill Suit Against Coffee Co.
Attorneys for the City of Brundidge and the Coffee County Commission met before a Pike County judge Thursday. It's the first step in a long process for the court to rule whether the landfill purchase is legal More
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Man Running from Autauga Co. Authorities Also Wanted in Selma
From Autauga County -- We have new information about the man who is on the run from authorities for the third time this year. We have now learned David Hunter is also wanted in Selma on two felony charges. More
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ADPH: Mystery Illness Solved, No Outbreak in SE Alabama
Fears can be eased about an unusual illness that claimed two lives in Southeast Alabama. More
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Manhunt Underway in Autauga County
The search for a fugitive is taking place along County Road 59.
The Autauga County Sheriff's deputies are set up along the roadways, canines tracking in the woods, and a helicopter from the sky.
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Will A Basement Keep You Safe During Severe Weather?
Why don't homes in Moore, Oklahoma have basements? More
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Faith Matters: Tornado Relief Efforts at First United Methodist Church in Montgomery
Just as churches in our area helped Alabama's tornado victims in April 2011, they are again coming together with aid for those in Moore, Oklahoma. More
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Authorities Tight-Lipped On Mystery Investigation
Multiple Covington County law enforecement agencies were on the scene Wednesday afternoon of an unsolved murder case that happened 19 years ago -- and whether it's related to the murder is still a mystery. More
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City of Troy Launches Spring Cleanup Campaign
The City of Troy is getting ready for some serious Spring cleaning. City Council members say they're taking extra steps this month to encourage the community to clean up. More
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Taste of the South: Jim 'N Nick's BBQ
Alabama News Network's Jeff Sanders continues his quest for some of the best southern cooking around. More
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Andalusia City Council Approves Sales Tax Hike
A change in the Andalusia sales tax has created a war of words that for weeks, has had many in the community voicing their opinion on whether the rate should increase... and finally, Tuesday night -- the city council has come to a decision. More
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Elmore County Mobile Home Park Residents Remember 2011 Tornado
Alabamians were devestated by tornado outbreak in our state on April 27, 2011. More
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Alabama Schools Look at Severe Weather Preparations
Autauga County schools don't have the fortified rooms like Montgomery, but Superintendent Spence Agee says they are on top of school safety. More
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Talkback:
Chief Meteorologist Ashley McDonald Talks Tornado Safety
Chief Meteorologist Ashley McDonald joins anchor Jeff Sanders on Talkback to discuss the tornado that ravaged Moore, OK. More
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University of Alabama Students Help Restore Historic Landmark in Marion
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Students from the University of Alabama are helping to restore a historic landmark in Perry County. More
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Pike Co. Trash Pickup Could Be Cut for People Behind on Bills
County officials say more than 800 people are behind on their garbage disposal fees. Now Advanced Disposal, the company that provides the service, is going to stop picking up trash for people who owe them money. More
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Man Arrested for Allegedly Writing Racist Words Inside Mtgy Co. Courthouse
Montgomery County deputies say they have arrested a man they believe wrote racist words inside the county courthouse. More
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Manhunt 5-20-13
Manhunt 5-20-13 More
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Gov. Robert Bentley Is Pleased with the 2013 Legislative Session
Gov. Robert Bentley was Live on Alabama News Network at 6:00 to share his thoughts about the 2013 Legislative session. More
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Exclusive:
Political Analysis from Steve Flowers
Political Analyst Steve Flowers was on Alabama News Network to discuss the winners and losers of the 2013 Legislative session. More
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Opponents Of Andalusia Sales Tax Increase Voice Opinions
Shoppers in Andalusia could see a big hike in the city sales tax in the coming weeks... but there's one group in Andalusia that's rallying against that proposed change. More
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Troy University-Montgomery Graduate Is the Youngest on Record
Students at Troy University- Montgomery graduated Monday night.
Among them was the university's youngest graduate ever on record.
He is 17 years old and received his Masters degree. More
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Alabama Senate Democrats Talk Party Debt, Look to 2014
A Democrat doesn't hold a single statewide office.
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Fire Severely Damages Historic Home in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The State Fire Marshal is investigating the cause of a fire that severely damaged a historic landmark in the city of Selma. More
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Bullock Co. Deputies Say 2-Year-Old Dies After Accidentally Hit By Car
Bullock County Deputies say a man hit a two-year-old child with a car. That child later died at a Birmingham hospital. More
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Alabama House Rejects Governor's Proposal
The Alabama House has rejected Gov. Robert Bentley's proposal to delay private school tax credits for two years. More
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Montgomery Kicks Off 1st Annual Riverbend Brewfest and River Jam
The long-time tradition of Montgomery's Jubilee Cityfest is no more and today it's replacement... the city's first ever, Riverbend Brewfest and River Jam Music Festival, is underway! More
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Alabamians Cross State Lines to Buy Lottery Tickets
The combined Powerball and Mega Millions jackpot is now at 790 million dollars.
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Sewer Line Break Causes Major Stink for Montgomery Neighborhood
Residents in one Montgomery neighborhood are literally breathing a little easier Friday night after backed up sewage water was causing quite a stink. More
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Governor Responds to Critics of Accountability Act Amendment
Governor Robert Bentley had a lot to talk about this week, from senate leader Del Marsh dismissing his amendment, to the critics who say he's delaying these tax credits just to help himself win re-election. More
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StreetFest in Selma Celebrates Art, Music and Food in Alabama
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The city of Selma hosts the 3rd Annual ArtsRevive StreetFest this Saturday. More
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Will High Water Levels Dampen the Coosa River Whitewater Festival?
Several hundred people are heading to Wetumpka for the annual Coosa River Whitewater Festival. But has the heavy rainfall this spring put a damper on this weekend's festivities? More
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908th Airlift Wing Reservists Return from Deployment to Montgomery
Four months seems like forever to the families of the 908th Airlift Wing in Montgomery. More
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Exclusive:
Attempted Murder Victim Speaks After Prosecuters Find Del Toro Guilty
It's a story of courage: an Andalusia woman held captive and tortured for hours, then shot multiple times lives to see the suspect sentenced to prison. More
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What Happened in Your House?
They say Home is where the heart is. But it could also be the site of something you never saw coming. More
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Former Coaches, Players Weigh in on College Football Playoffs
The Bowl Championship Series, known as the BCS, will be no more starting in 2014 when a new college football playoffs system begins. More
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Authorities in Dallas Co. Use Video Technology to Fight Crime
Authorities in Dallas County say video technology, and video sharing websites like YouTube, are changing the way police investigate some crimes. More
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Senate Leader Plans to Block Gov. Robert Bentley's Amendment
The architect of Alabama's new private school tax credits intends to block the governor's proposal to delay the tax breaks for two years. More
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Family Tied Up, Man Shot In South Montgomery Home Invasion
Residents in a South Montgomery neighborhood say they are on high alert after a home invasion left a man in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. More
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Update:
Montgomery Men Charged with Murder Related to Victim
Montgomery police arrested three men in the city's 23rd homicide and say all of them were related to the victim. Officers believe the victim, 54-year old Thomas Bracknell, was killed as a result of an ongoing family dispute. More
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Street Improvement Projects Could Mean a Frustrating Summer in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Four road improvement projects set to get underway in Selma this summer could make for a frustrating summer for some motorists -- and businesses in the city. More
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Exclusive:
Political Analysis from Steve Flowers
Political Analyst Steve Flowers was on Alabama News Network at 6:00 to talk about the political debate over the private school tax credits and whether the issue will affect the 2014 state elections. More
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Electronics, Supplies Missing from AlabamaDemocratic HQ
New claims of missing supplies and equipment from the Alabama Democratic Party headquarters in Montgomery.
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Tallassee Man Accused of Raping 8 Children Makes First Court Appearance
From Elmore county --A Tallassee man accused of raping eight children under the age of 12 makes his first appearance in court. More
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Update:
Man Found Dead in His Shed is Montgomery's 23rd Homicide of 2013
Stay at home mom Kaylin Dilday says her neighborhood on McCarter Street is usually very quiet. More
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Bullock Co. High School Closes After Vandals Toss Eggs, Leave Live Chickens in School
Bullock County High School students were sent home right after the bell rang this morning, after police say vandals broke in overnight. More
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Gov. Bentley Wants 2-Year Delay on Tax Credits
Gov. Robert Bentley wants the Legislature to delay Alabama's private school tax credits for two years.
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Manhunt 5-13-13
Manhunt 5-13-13 More
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NTSB Suggests States Lower Blood Alcohol Content Limit for DUI
The National Transportation Safety Board votes to suggest states lower blood alcohol content limit from .08 to .05. More
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Selma Teacher Sex Charge Case Moves Forward
From the West Alabama Newsroom -- New developments in the case of a Selma High School teacher arrested and charged with having inappropriate relationships with students.
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Vacant Properties Demolished on South Boulevard
The area around South Boulevard in Montgomery is often thought of as run-down and dangerous. More
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What's Right: History Panels at Riverfront
You may think that you would have to go to a library or museum to learn about the history of Montgomery.
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City of Millbrook Dedicates New Police And Municipal Court Building
It's been two years since the city of millbrook decided they needed more space to fit law enforcement and other city officials. And today, people celebrated the grand opening of the new police and municipal court complex. More
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New Program Lets You Conference Call Doctors
The tools look like anything you'd find in a regular doctors office, but they're designed to help someone hundreds of miles away give you a check up. More
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Troy Businesses Encourage Residents to Shop Locally During Summer Slowdown
Troy University students are out for the summer, and that means many of them are heading home. That can put a big strain on Troy businesses, which depend on those customers to get by. More
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Riverfront Park Will Remove Rubber Pathway; Was it a Waste of State Funds?
From Montgomery -- Changes are coming to Riverfront Park in downtown. The rubber tile pathway that lines the ground will soon be replaced. This after the city used a $240,000 grant to have it installed two years ago. More
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Electronic Bingo: Is It Legal?
Alabamians are used to seeing drama on the football field or in the Legislature, but in recent years some of the biggest drama has been at our electronic bingo halls. More
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Exclusive:
Former Atty. General Troy King Creates Bingo Game; Criticizes State's Actions
Former Attorney General Troy King was once a major player in the debate over electronic bingo. Now he says he's invented a new bingo game that he says is legal in Alabama. More
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EXCLUSIVE:
Andalusia Police Get Bomb-Disarming Robots
The Andalusia Police Department has received some new military equipment: bomb-detecting robots -- and these gadgets are officially ready to operate throughout south Alabama.
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Selma Man Gets Thirty Year Sentence for 2011 Murder
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Selma man set to go trial for murder -- pleads guilty to the crime just before his trial is set to get started. More
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Governor Making Changes to Accountability Act
The education community hasn't been happy with the private school tax credits since it passed in March. It will take $40 million out of the education budget as it is now. More
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Oak Park Shooting Suspects Head to Court, Plead Guilty
Five shooting suspects head to trial today after a 2011 mass shooting in Montgomery's Oak Park left 8 people injured. More
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Cooking up a Storm: Alabama Wildlife Federation
Cooking up a venison chowder recipe. More
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Mom Gets Free Admission at Montgomery Zoo for Mother's Day
The Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum held a special promotion today to encourage family time outdoors. More
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How Can Alabama's Democratic Party Reconnect with Voters?
The Alabama Democratic Conference held its annual meeting this weekend, and one of the biggest topics--how Democrats can attract more Democratic voters in a state dominated by Republicans. More
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Developing:
18 People Shot at New Orleans Mother's Day Parade, Including 2 Kids
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Police say that two of the 18 people shot in New Orleans during a neighborhood Mother's Day parade were children. More
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Rep. Martha Roby, GOP Pushes Paid Time Off In Lieu of Overtime
Alabama's U.S. Rep. Martha Roby is gaining national attention in Washington. More
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Tallassee Police Chief Warns of Dangers on the Tallapoosa River
The search is over for a missing fisherman in Tallassee.
Rescue crews discovered the body of 27-year-old John Picken on Saturday morning. They say his body was about a half a mile down the river from where he was swept into the current. More