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Judge Wants King's Task Force Stance
BIRMINGHAM (WNCF) – A Birmingham Circuit Court Judge wants Attorney General Troy King to give him his position on the governor’s illegal gambling task force by Monday. Judge Robert Vance Jr. issued... Read more » 
Alabama 1 of 2 Segregating HIV Inmates
JACKSON, MS (WNCF) – Alabama is now one of only two states that separates HIV-positive inmates inside its prisons. The Mississippi Department of Corrections announced Wednesday that they would end the... Read more » 
Thompson Wants Unis at All Schools
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Every child in Montgomery will have to wear a school uniform if Superintendent Barbara Thompson gets her way. Thompson is pushing the uniforms to be required for every school. She... Read more » 
3 Alabamians Arrested for 30 Burglaries
Three Alabama men have been arrested after being linked to around 30 burglaries in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. Robert Keith Allan, Jeffery Lamon Turner, and Kristy Michelle Dawson were nabbed by... Read more » 
Decision on New Nuclear Reactor Delayed
CHATTANOOGA, TN (WNCF) – A decision on whether or not to build a new nuclear reactor in northeast Alabama has been delayed. A decision from the Tennessee Valley Authority on the expansion of the Bellefonte... Read more » 
Jubilee to Unveil 2010 Print Wednesday
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) - Jubilee CityFest will unveil its 2010 commemorative print next Wednesday at 11:30 at the Alley Station. The event’s executive director says the design will reflect Jubilee’s commitment... Read more » 
Massive Blaze Burns Ministry
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – A massive fire broke out at Montgomery County ministry early Tuesday morning. The Fort Faith at Brigadoon Retreat on Union Academy Road erupted into flames around 4 a.m. Dozens... Read more » 
Opelika Human Remains Identified
OPELIKA (WNCF) – Police in Opelika say they have identified those human remains that were found in a wooded area last week. The Lee County Coroner says they are from 35-year-old Paul Metroplos, who... Read more » 
UAH Shooter's Computers Seized
HUNTSVILLE (WNCF) – The husband of the UAH shooter says police have seized computers from their home. Jim Anderson said police took computers belonging to himself, his wife, and his daughters Friday. Professor... Read more » 
Hank Williams Museum Founder Dies
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The man who founded the Hank Williams Museum has died. Cecil Jackson, a lifelong fan of Williams, collected a massive amount of memorabilia before starting a foundation and opening... Read more » 
Group: PACT Will Fail in Fall 2011
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The state’s pre-paid college tuition plan could be through in the Fall of 2011. The Save Alabama PACT group says the state does not have enough money to support participants beyond... Read more » 
Honda Recalls Alabama-Made Odysseys
LINCOLN (WNCF) – Some Alabama-made calls are at the center of a massive recall by Honda. The company re-called 344,000 Honda Odyssey minivans made in Lincoln Tuesday. The company says, over time,... Read more » 
Teen Football Player Dies in Crash
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – A fatal Monday morning crash has taken the life of an Edgewood Academy football player. 18-year-old Jacob Benton of Titus died Monday when his car collided head-on with another vehicle... Read more » 
Alabama Courts May Lay-Off 100
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) - The Alabama court system says 100 temporary employees will be laid off. The court system is undergoing a downsizing because of shortages in the state’s General Fund budget. Chief... Read more » 
Fiscal Crisis = Shorter School Year?
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The state’s current fiscal crisis could mean a shorter school year for Alabama students. Two separate bills in the Alabama legislature are calling for shorting the academic year... Read more » 
Civil Rights Photographer Dies
WEST PALM BEACH, FL (WNCF) – Alabama native and civil rights photographer Charles Moore has died. Moore took some of the most powerful photographs during the movement for Life Magazine in the 1950s... Read more » 
Harriott II to Re-Launch on Wednesday
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – After being docked over the weekend because of flooding, the Harriott II will get back on the river Wednesday for a St. Patrick’s Day cruise. The “Luck of the Harriott II” boards... Read more » 
"The Pacific" Features Auburn Native
AUBURN (WNCF) – The highly anticipated HBO series “The Pacific” premiered Sunday night and it featured an account from an Auburn native. The late Pfc. Eugene B. Sledge’s story is featured in the miniseries,... Read more » 
Vatican Denies Pope Abuse Claims
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Irish Release 'Jihad Jamie'
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Dems Make Final Health Care Push
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Flooding Hampers Weekend Plans
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) - The recent rain continues to flood the area and wreak havoc on weekend plans throughout the River Region. All cruises on the Riverboat Harriott II have been canceled for Friday through... Read more » 
Men Hid Heroin in Juice Boxes, Arrested
GADSDEN (WNCF) – Three men are under arrest in Gadsden after they tried to hide heroin in juice boxes during a traffic stop. Juan Gabriel Fernandez of Georgia, and Juquin Marchan and Lahans Fitzgerald... Read more » 
Animal Shelter Boss Charged w/ Cruelty
BIRMINGHAM (WNCF) – The founder of a Birmingham animal shelter is being charged with animal cruelty. Terra Cotromano was charged with 20 counts of cruelty to animals Thursday. The Executive Director... Read more » 
DPS Issues Missing Child Alert
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The state’s Department of Public Safety issued a missing child alert Friday. 13-year-old Maria Lopez of Jasper is reportedly traveling in a Black Mitsubishi Montero with a Hispanic... Read more » 
Friday Walk to Promote Non-Violence
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – A walk promoting non-violence will be held Friday. The Parents Against School Violence walk will begin at 1 PM at the Walter T. McKee schools. Demonstrators will walk between... Read more » 
State's Infant Mortality Getting Worse
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Alabama’s poor infant mortality rate is getting worse. Statistics released by Auburn University Wednesday show that the state’s death rate is 9.5 per 1,000 births – a half percentage... Read more » 
NAACP Wants Feds to Investigate Shooting
TALLASSEE (WNCF) – The Alabama NAACP is calling for federal investigators to look into a shooting death at a Tallassee housing project. 20-year-old Michael McIntyre was shot to death by police at the... Read more » 
No Vote Yet on Cockfighting Bill
MOTNGOMERY (WNCF) - The House Agriculture and Forestry Committee did not vote after hearing various arguments on cockfighting Wednesday. The proposed bill would call for fines up to $10,000 for a first... Read more » 
Senate Passes $1 BIL Road Bill
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The Alabama Senate passed a $1 billion bill Thursday to help improve roads and bridges throughout the state. The bill, which had failed in numerous previous attempts, passed by a... Read more » 
Human Remains Found in Opelika
OPELIKA (WNCF) – Lee County investigators found skeletal remains in a wooded area Thursday off Enterprise Drive. Opelika Police say they found human remains spread over a wide area after being alerted... Read more » 
Attorney's Appeal on Sex Charges Denied
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – An appeal from a former Athens attorney, sentenced to six years in prison for sexual abuse, has been denied. John Hamilton McLain’s appeal was denied by the Alabama Supreme Court... Read more » 
Riley to Visit India, Russia, & China
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Governor Bob Riley is trying to boost Alabama’s exports by visiting India, Russia, and China. The governor’s office said Thursday that India bought $161 million in exports from the... Read more » 
New Security at School System Offices
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – There are new security measures at the Montgomery school system’s central office. All visitors to the Decatur Street office will now have to pass through a metal detector and all... Read more » 
Storms Lead to Rain, Tornado Warnings
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) - Heavy rain pounded Central Alabama overnight and Wednesday afternoon prompting tornado and flood warnings, and leaving thousands without electricity. The National Weather Service... Read more » 
State Unemployment Over 11%
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Alabama’s unemployment is at its highest figure in 26 years. The rate has risen to 11.1%, according to numbers released by the state’s Department of Industrial Relations Wednesday. The... Read more » 
Texting & Driving Ban Moving Forward
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – A ban on text messaging in Alabama is becoming closer to reality. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted Wednesday to approve the ban that the house passed back in January. The... Read more » 
Teen, Stabbed Elderly Man, Arrested
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – A teenager accused of repeatedly stabbing an elderly man has been arrested. 19-year-old turned himself into police Tuesday afternoon after he was identified in a photo lineup. He’s... Read more » 
Roberts Speaks on Alito at Alabama
TUSCALOOSA (WNCF) – Chief Justice John Roberts spoke at the University of Alabama today and talked about the controversial response from Justice Samuel Alito during President Obama’s State of the Union... Read more » 
Captain Sully to be Honored in Hunstville
HUNTSVILLE (WNCF) - Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger will be honored in Huntsville in August. Sullenberger is famous for his heroic effort in landing US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River after... Read more » 
Sen. Hinton Mitchem Announces Retirement
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- State Sen. Hinton Mitchem announced his future plans Monday. Mitchem, a veteran of more than 30 years in the Legislature, announced he will not seek re-election this year. The 71-year-old... Read more » 
Robbery Suspect Photos Released
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- Surveillance photos from a Sunday afternoon robbery have been released by the Montgomery Police Department. The men entered the Narrow Lane Road Food Shop around 5:20 p.m. Sunday... Read more » 
Two Alabama Casinos Remain Closed
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- Two large casinos that have been closed for more than a month, plan to stay that way. Country Crossing and White Hall Entertainment Center representatives say they have no immediate... Read more » 
Three Year Anniversary of Tornado Tragedy
ENTERPRISE (WNCF) - It has been three years since a tornado came ripping through Enterprise High School killing eight students. Though there are a lot of things most would like to forget about that day,... Read more » 
`Town Hall` Meeting to Eradicate Bullying
PRATTVILLE (WNCF) - The City of Prattville will host a "Town Hall" meeting this Wednesday to discuss Bullying. The meeting, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church will include Tina... Read more » 
Female WWII Pilot to be Honored
TUSCALOOSA (WNCF) – An Alabama woman who tested American warplanes in the 1940s will be honored with the Congressional Medal of Honor. Mary Helen Foster of Northport will receive the prestigious award... Read more » 
Hundreds Apply for Theme Park Jobs
BESSEMER (WNCF) – Hundreds of job hunters applied for positions at the Alabama Adventure theme park over the weekend. The marketing manager for the park called it the largest crowd he’s ever seen during... Read more » 
MPD New “Safe Streets Team” Initiative
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The Montgomery Police Department began a new initiative to help keep neighborhoods in the Montgomery area safe. This new initiative called the “Safe Streets Team” began in the Sunshine... Read more » 
Judge: Tyson Has Say Over Riley
BIRMINGHAM (WNCF) – A Birmingham judge ruled Monday that Attorney General Troy King has legal authority over Governor Bob Riley’s illegal gambling task force. Circuit Court Judge Robert Vance said that... Read more » 
Nation Remembers 'Bloody Sunday'
SELMA (WNCF) – The nation remembered ‘Bloody Sunday’ yesterday, 45 years after the historic civil rights march. Dignitaries participating in the memorial March in Selma included Winnie Mandela, Rev.... Read more » 
New Legislative Session Features Big Issues
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Sec. Duncan Makes Extra Montgomery Stop
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan was in Montgomery Monday and he added a stop to his agenda after a complaint from State Representative Alvin Holmes. Holmes was upset Duncan... Read more » 
Victoryland Complex Re-Opens Monday
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The game of cat and mouse between the state and local gaming facilities continues as VictoryLand re-opened today. The facilities two largest venues – Quincy’s Triple Seven and the... Read more » 
Langford Gets 15 Years in Prison
TUSCALOOSA (WNCF) – Disgraced former Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. The 63-year-old Langford was sentenced Friday in federal court after being convicted... Read more » 
Education Secretary Visits Area Monday
SELMA (WNCF) – U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan will be in Selma on Monday to commemorate the 45th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday. The secretary will visit students and teachers at Robert E. Lee... Read more » 
Roads Closed Due To Railroad Repairs
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The Montgomery County Engineer announced Thursday that certain roads will be closed while CSX Railroad makes repairs. These repairs will be done to the railroad crossings and will... Read more » 
Alabama Treasure's 1st Online Auction
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The Alabama state treasurer's office will hold their 1st online auction for unclaimed property starting Friday. Past auctions have been live in Montgomery, but some believe that... Read more » 
Gambling Dead? Victoryland Demonstrates
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The debate over the bill that would tax and regulate gambling in Alabama is now over according to a sponsor of the bill. Democrats were just three votes short of the 21 votes needed... Read more » 
MPS Has Nine Parents Arrested
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- Nine parents from the Montgomery Public School System were arrested Wednesday. These parents refused to comply with the Alabama Compulsory School Attendance Law. This law requires... Read more » 
State Fails to Get Federal Education Funds
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Alabama will not receive federal funds for education as part of President Obama’s race to the top fund. Only one other state was selected that didn’t have charter schools. Supporters... Read more » 
Battle Over Bingo in Senate Dead?
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The battle over electronic bingo in the state Senate is over. That’s what Democrats said Wednesday after they failed to garner the necessary votes to debate the issue. Supporters... Read more » 
Returns: Langford Won 555 Jackpots
BIRMINGHAM (WNCF) – Disgraced former Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford is either extremely lucky or extremely corrupt. According to tax returns that are part of a civil lawsuit, Langford won 555 electronic... Read more » 
Search Continues for Missing Girl
PIKE COUNTY (WNCF) - Police in Brundidge are continuing to search for a missing 14-year-old girl. Amber Price was reported as missing by her father early Monday. Price is a 5' 3" white female with... Read more » 
Free Legal Advice Offered at Event
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)-Free legal advice will be given at the Head Start Educational Building Tuesday from 3-6 p.m. Local lawyers will provide free legal advice to those who cannot afford to pay legal... Read more » 
Selma PD Looking for High School Killer
SELMA (WNCF) – Police in Selma are trying to figure out who killed a 16-year old high school student. Joshua Jackson was shot to death late Sunday during a confrontation on a city street. Detectives... Read more » 
Debate Begins on Bingo Bill
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The Alabama Senate is likely to begin a debate on a bill that will legalizing electronic bingo. Senate leaders have stalled voting on this bill because they are unsure if they... Read more » 
Texting & Driving Bill Stalled
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- A bill banning drivers from text messaging while driving has been stalled in the Alabama Senate. Although the bill, proposed by Republican Rep. Jim McClendon, already passed through... Read more » 
Sales Up on Montgomery-Made Cars
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Good news for the Montgomery-made Hyundai Sonatas and Sante Fes. Sales for both models was both up more than 50% in February, compared to last year. Overall, sales are up 11%... Read more » 
Hyundai Commercials Drawing Heat
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Hyundai’s advertising is in the news, for two separate commercials. Louis Vuitton is suing the car company, over a claim that Hyundai violated a trademark during one of their Super... Read more » 
Red Cross Hosting Golf Tourney
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The American Red Cross of Central Alabama will host its 7th annual golf tournament Monday. The tournament will begin at 1 p.m. at the Wynlakes Gold and Country Club. Participants... Read more » 
Electronics Recycling Collection Event
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) - Montgomery Clean City Commission, Legacy, Inc., Partners in Environmental Education, and Ecovery LLC will host a one-day recycling event for the collection of electronic equipment on... Read more » 
Alabama Music HOF comes to Montgomery
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The Alabama Music Hall of Fame is coming to Montgomery. The 13th annual induction banquet and awards show will be at the Renaissance Hotel & Spa on March 25. Some performers... Read more » 
Jay Love Announces Future Plans
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- A Montgomery Republican announced Monday that he will seek another term in the Alabama House of Representatives. State Rep. Jay Love, who was elected to the House in 2002, hopes... Read more » 
City Hall Increases Security
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- Tighter security goes into effect Monday at Montgomery City Hall. Visitors will now have to pass through metal detectors at the entrances of the city council chamber. With this... Read more » 
Sharpton, Jackson Join Bingo Proponents
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) - Proponents of electronic bingo are hoping that a Saturday march and rally will open the eyes of legislators. Reverends Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton are expected to be among those... Read more » 
Federal Unemployment Benefits Run Out
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Prattville Job Applications Now Online
PRATTVILLE (WNCF)- Applying for jobs with the City of Prattville just got a little easier. People interested in working with the city are now able to view and submit applications electronically. ... Read more » 
Mall Security Guard Killed in Memphis
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Hotel Talisi Arsonist Charged as Adult
TALLASSEE (WNCF) - The suspect charged in the fire at the historic Hotel Talisi will be charged as an adult. 17-year-old Dylan Keith Carroll is accused of setting fire to the Smarty Pants consignment... Read more » 
4 Teens Sentenced in Brutal Beating
MONTOGMERY (WNCF) – Four teenagers were sentenced Friday in a brutal beating of a 53-year-old woman. 16-year-old Zeris Walker, who was said to have been responsible for beating Brenda Sherard, was sentenced... Read more » 
Burst Water Main Was 25 Years Old
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Approximately 50-60 homes on Vaughn Road lost water service Thursday after a water main burst. Crews used heavy equipment to repair the problem and service has since been restored. The... Read more » 
Shots Fired at Dothan School Bus
DOTHAN (WNCF) – Police in Dothan say shots were fired at a school bus Wednesday in broad daylight. Investigators say a white pick-up truck drove alongside the bus, fired two shots, and then sped away. A... Read more » 
Helen Keller Statue Touring Alabama
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The new statue of Helen Keller on display at the U.S. Capitol is touring Alabama. The statue will be in Montgomery in October and November at the Montgomery Museum of Art and at... Read more » 
Mayor Charged w/ Embezzlement
TUSCALOOSA (WNCF) – The Tuscaloosa DA has charged an Alabama mayor with embezzlement. Mayor Eddie J. Woods of Forkland is accused of stealing nearly $20,000 from the Alabama Conference of Black Mayors... Read more » 
MPD Seizes $6.7 MIL in Cocaine
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – Montgomery police say they seized $6.7 million worth of cocaine during a traffic stop on Wednesday. The MPD seized the drugs from a tractor-trailer on I-85 using the help of brand-new... Read more » 
Audit: Alabama Slow to Spend Stimulus
BIRMINGHAM (WNCF) – A federal audit says that Alabama has been slow to spend its federal stimulus funding. The Energy Department’s inspector general says Alabama has completed just 7% of work slated... Read more » 
Congressmen to Remember Bloody Sunday
SELMA (WNCF) – Several prominent members of Congress will be in Selma next weekend for the 45th anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Rep. John Lewis of Georgia, who was beaten on the bridge in 1965, is serving... Read more » 
Renaissance Gets Four Diamond Distinction
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – The Renaissance Hotel in Montgomery received the prestigious Four Diamond recognition from AAA on Thursday. The hotel is the first and only one in Montgomery to be awarded that distinction. The... Read more » 
Jeans Plant Closes After 25 Years
HOLLY POND (WNCF) - The VF Jeanswear Corporation says its closing its distribution center in Alabama after 25 years in business. The closing will cost Holly Pound about 150 jobs, but the company says... Read more » 
House Passes $235 MIL PACT Bill
MOTNGOMERY (WNCF) - The Alabama House passed a bill Thursday that will ensure payment on the remaining contracts in the state’s pre-paid college tuition plan. The bill would provide $235 million to... Read more » 
Amid Bad Numbers, New HS Grad Formula
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) – State officials said Thursday that they’re switching to a new formula to calculate Alabama’s high school graduation rate. The decision came after new figures showed that only 65... Read more » 
Baptist East Opens Kids Korner
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- Baptist Medical Center East opens eight beds designated for neonatal to adolescent patients. “The Kids Korner provides a level of service that better meets the needs of the children,... Read more » 
Medical Sales Bill Passed
MONTGOMERY (WNCF)- The Alabama House is making sure they prevent methamphetamine producers from getting the ingredients they need from common cold medicines. Alabama law required medicines containing... Read more » 
Arbor Day Celebrated Amidst Snow
PRATTVILLE (WNCF) - Prattville held its annual Arbor Day celebration despite the poor weather conditions early Wednesday. The event, marred by sleet and snow, was held at Overlook Memorial Park. The... Read more » 
`Faulty Latches:` Hyundai Recalls Sonata
MONTGOMERY (WNCF) - About 1,300 cars manufactured at Hyundai's plant in Montgomery are being recalled. Hyundai, South Korea's prized auto maker, has announced the recall of over 46,000 2011 Sonatas because... Read more » |
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