Montgomery News

A report released Friday exonerates the Montgomery Zoo on the deaths of two elephants.

MONTGOMERY, AL, July 03, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Montgomery Spotlight Magazine is excited to announce the launch of their website MontgomerySpotlight.com, a website devoted to family.

Ron Sparks is shown during a press conference in April ,announcing his bid for governor.

Montgomery Attorney Ronald W. Wise has been honored for his service on the Alabama Commission on Higher Education.

The following are recent felony arrests, according to the Montgomery Police Department: Frederick Antonio Davis, 34, of 551 S. Jackson St.

When coupled with the eclectic choice of toppings and cheeses, it is no wonder that people keep this local business going through all types of economic conditions.

The Alabama Department of Public Safety is expanding its appointments scheduling for driver's license exams to its Dothan office starting Wednesday.

U.S. Rep. Artur Davis has added two Alabama political veterans to his campaign staff for next year's Democratic race for governor.

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The Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Alabama Emergency Management Agency will open a Disaster Recovery Center in Bullock County on Monday to help people affected by the May 6-8 storms and flooding.

The city of Montgomery has planed a three-day "staycation" for the Fourth of July weekend.

Officials are investigating the death of Cytrus Rudolph, 42, who was stabbed and killed in a fight at 558 S. Bainbridge St., according to the Montgomery Police Depart ment.

Montgomery City Council member and Republican Congressional candidate Martha Roby said she looks forward to the time when she will articulate the philosophical differences between herself and current Congressman Bobby Bright.

Montgomery police have arrested a fourth suspect in connection with a homicide earlier this month.

SELMA -- Tall trees and clinging kudzu are gone from their perch high above the Alabama River, providing a spectacular view of one of the world's most famous bridges.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has released more than $1 million for individual assistance in recovering from tornadoes and flooding during May 6-8 storms in Autauga, Elmore and Montgomery counties.

FEMA is opening disaster relief offices in Montgomery and Prattville for people with property that experienced flood damage.

State Treasurer Kay Ivey says her range of experience makes her different from the other candidates in the crowded field of Republicans running for governor.

Police are searching for a suspect in a shooting that occurred on the 4600 block of Conti Lane this morning.

State Rep. Jay Love says he will run for re-election to his seat in the Alabama House in 2010 rather than seeking a seat in Congress.