8 hrs ago | The Montgomery Advertiser
Vegetables, copper reported stolen in Montgomery crime reports
A vegetable theft and stolen copper were among the crimes reported in the last 24 hours with the Montgomery Police Department.
9 hrs ago | WSFA-TV Montgomery
FOX6 News investigates: Tutwiler Prison one year later
One year after the Montgomery law firm Equal Justice Initiative filed a federal complaint alleging widespread sexual abuse against inmates at Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka, we follow up to find out how much progress has been made.
10 hrs ago | WSFA-TV Montgomery
Montgomery firefighter arrested after high speed chase tops 140 mph
Alabama State Troopers say 21-year-old James Green of Burkville was riding a sport bike on Alabama 21 when Troopers witnessed him driving recklessly.
10 hrs ago | WSFA-TV Montgomery
Montgomery retirement overhaul up against the clock in Legislature
A plan that could save Montgomery taxpayers money now has only one day left to pass the legislature.
10 hrs ago | WSFA-TV Montgomery
Gov. Bentley's plan to delay school tax credits by 2 years is dead
Governor Robert Bentley's plan to introduce an executive amendment that would delay the Alabama Accountability Act's tax credits and scholarship program for failing schools by two years is dead.
13 hrs ago | The Montgomery Advertiser
Millbrook opens up room with new police and court building
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Tuesday morning for a new police and court building in Millbrook, more than doubling the size of old one used by the departments.
17 hrs ago | WTSP-TV Saint Petersburg
Mysterious respiratory disease infects 7 in Ala., 2 dead
Montgomery, Alabama -- A mysterious respiratory illness of unknown origin has killed two people in southeast Alabama and put five more in the hospital.
17 hrs ago | Alabama Live
20 hrs ago | Alabama Live
Annual I-65 hurricane evacuation rehearsal happening today; traffic will not be affected
More than 200 Alabama Department of Transportation workers are among those participating in an annual rehearsal of the Interstate 65 hurricane evacuation lane reversal today.
Yesterday | The Montgomery Advertiser
Exploiting the elderly is now a felony
Penalties for financially exploiting senior citizens soon will be tougher thanks to the passage of an elder abuse bill in the state Legislature.
Yesterday | Alabama Live
Montgomery City Council revokes business license for Blaze Bar and Grill
MONTGOMERY, Alabama - The Montgomery City Council voted to revoke the business license for Blaze Bar and Grill on East South Boulevard during its regular meeting Tuesday.
U.S. 'Dedicates' New $133 Million Embassy in Bujumbura, Burundi
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The Day After: What the 2013 Legislative session means for many Alabamians
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- The Alabama Legislature ended its 2013 regular session in the usual manner Monday, racing madly against the clock to pass bills that have lingered on lawmakers' assembly line for months.
Alabama Legislature's final day of 2013 session
MONTGOMERY, Alabama - AL.com reporter Chuck Dean talks about the happenings in the Alabama Legislature on the last day of the regular session Monday, May 20, 2013, at the Alabama State House.
Alabama schools get authority to hire security
Sen. President Pro Tem Del Marsh, R-Anniston, right, confers with other lawmakers, including Sen.
Three hours to go: Senate has dozens of bills left, including campaign finance revisions
Sen. Del Marsh, left, R-Anniston, talks with Rep. Jay Love, R-Montgomery, on the Senate floor on the last day of the regular session Monday, May 20, 2013, at the Alabama State House in Montgomery, Ala.
Montgomery professor recaps her thoughts on last week's episode of HGTV's 'House Hunters'
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- During last week's episode of HGTV's " House Hunters ," Auburn University at Montgomery professor Clara Young brought a touch of southern sass to the series while browsing homes in Montgomery.
Gun Rights, School Vouchers Top Alabama Legislature's Last Day
State lawmakers are in the final hours of the 2013 legislative session. We're told it could go all the way to midnight, but two major stories have already emerged from the Capitol.
Songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman's concert at Montgomery's Capri Theatre rescheduled for June 29
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- Songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman will perform a benefit show on June 29 at the Capri Theatre in Montgomery.
Project Gallery: Aliceville - Federal Correctional Institution and Satellite Camp
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