4 hrs ago | Montgomery Advertiser
Dual companies give 'Swan Lake' epic treatment
There are 52 professional dancers in the production, which tells a classic story of good and evil.
9 hrs ago | Montgomery Advertiser
Women in Business: Dr. Bettie Borton
With Mitt Romney, Barack Obama and others on the presi dential campaign trail, you might not have heard that Dr.
13 hrs ago | Montgomery Advertiser
Part of the city's past: 2 storefronts are links to 'forgotten history'
An air rotunda, which was used for ventilation, is on the third floor of the Concert Hall on 67 Dexter Ave.
15 hrs ago | The Huffington Post
Max Klau: On Heroes, Civic Leaders, and Social Change: Reflections on Black History Month
February is Black History Month -- a chance to remember, honor, and celebrate the myriad of gifts that African Americans have given to America and the world.
Prattville's Polar Bear Run draws hundreds of runners
Hundreds of runners leave the starting line Saturday morning during the 18th annual Polar Bear run in Prattville.
Winter will make a short but bitter visit to Montgomery this weekend, with temperatures dipping into the low 20s Sunday and Monday mornings.
Hackers claim attack on Ala. government websites
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Computer hackers claiming to be from the loose-knit group known as Anonymous say they have broken into several Alabama law enforcement and government websites and have stolen the personal information for more than 46,000 people.
Roby and Sewell: Friendship crosses party lines in D.C.
U.S. Reps. Martha Roby, left, and Terri Sewell speak at IM PACT: Celebrating Alabama Women on Sept.
Lobbyist: 2 senators bribed: Jennifer Pouncy testifies that she bribed Jim Preuitt, Larry Means
Former state Sen. Jim Preuitt arrives Friday at the Frank M. Johnson U.S. Court Complex in Montgomery.
I-65 repair to reroute traffic to U.S. 31
Northbound traffic on I-65 will be rerouted to U. S. 31 through Hartselle for approximately two weeks to allow a contractor to make repairs on an embankment two miles north of the Alabama 36 exit.
The Battle of Fort Donelson on the Cumberland River near Dover, Tenn., marks the first major Union battlefield victory of the Civil War, 150 years ago this week in 1862.
Black Jefferson County legislators defend Sen. Scott Beason against allegations of racism
Three black members of the Jefferson County legislative delegation are defending state Sen.
Dead defendant focus of Alabama gambling trial
The first witness in Alabama's gambling corruption trial testified Friday that the $3,000 a month indicted casino owner Milton McGregor paid to a deceased defendant created a troubling question of impropriety.
Guilty lobbyist to testify in Ala. gambling trial
The first witness in Alabama's gambling corruption trial is a former official who used to oversee the writing of bills for the state Legislature.
Cold weekend ahead: Daytime highs in 40s, overnight lows in 20s
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- The National Weather Service forecast for the Montgomery area calls for a 20 percent chance of showers after noon.
City-run school systems, charter schools hot topics at forum in Montgomery
Many of you have given up on trying to treat weeds in your lawn on your own, turning instead to... Charter schools and a city-run school system, both hot topics in the Capital City, took center stage at an education forum Thursday night intended to simply provide information on what those options would look like in Montgomery.
Atlanta Highway makeover coming
A chance to make a change. Residents and business leaders shared a vision for their little piece of Montgomery at a charrette for a project along Atlanta Highway.
Prosecutor: McGregor was desperate, greedy
Casino owner Milton McGregor arrives at the Federal Building in Montgomery, Ala.
Montgomery closer to inking contract for recycling program
Aluminum cans pressed into a bale form an abstract sculpture of silver and colors.
Christmas murder suspect back in Ala.
The prime suspect in Montgomery's Christmas Day 2011 homicide case is back in the state of Alabama, according to authorities.