MSU To Lead Major Drone Research Project For US Government
The demonstration range facility is expected to begin operations this fall.
State News
Prison Corrections Officer Accused Of Smuggling Contraband
Prosecutors say he received payments from inmates to smuggle contraband into the prison.
Mississippi Schools Raise Tuition Again After Budget Cuts
The additional costs mean tuition will go up 6.6 percent on average at the state's public universities.
Alabama House To Vote On Autism Therapy Coverage Mandate
It's a victory for parents who say the therapy has been "life-changing," but it faces an uncertain future.
Missing Atlanta Child Believed To Be In Extreme Danger
Atlanta Police Department believes the child is in extreme danger.
Tuscaloosa Shooting Likely Self Defense
Police Say Victim's Dementia Likely Forced Son To Use Deadly Force
Electrocution Looked At As Possible Cause Of Tuscaloosa Deaths
Women Found Dead At Lake Tuscaloosa
Auburn: White Nationalist Paying Rent, Security For Speech
Auburn says it rented the space to Spencer because it supports free speech.
After Earlier Denial, Police Say They Have Rapper's Jewelry
Boosie didn't participate in the alleged assault.
Video: County Supervisors Meet in Columbus
County Supervisors converge on Columbus
Husband Of Woman Accused Of Affair With Former Gov. Bentley Fired
Jon Mason is a former television meteorologist.
BREAKING- Bentley Resigns As Alabama Governor
Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey To Take Office Monday Night
BREAKING - Bentley To Resign As Alabama Governor
Bentley To Tell Cabinet Today
Gov. Bentley Struggles To Shake Off Scandal As Impeachment Hearings Begin
A week of hearings starts today that will culminate with a vote on whether to recommend Bentley's impeachment.
Alabama Governor Wants Potentially Embarrassing Report Release Blocked
Bentley Maintains He Will Not Resign
Video: MUW Shows Off its International Appeal
MUW hosts International Night
Video: A Rebirth Of Economic Development in Winston County
The Winston Plywood and Veneer facility represents the rebirth of many things, including economic development.
Alabama Could Use Nitrogen For Executions
Opponents Argue Data On Method Is Limited
Abortion Bill Vote Delayed In Alabama Senate
Law Would Require Sonogram Prior To Procedure
Sun Sets On Moonshine Maker
Agents Seize Gallons Of Illegal Liquor
Video: Winston Plywood & Veneer Ribbon Cutting
Three years after a devastating tornado tore through Winston County, there are new signs of growth and renewal.
Lamar County, Alabama Farmers Up For Top Award
Freemans Run Cattle And Timber Operation
Video: MSMS Students Turn out to Support Teacher
MSMS History teacher Chuck Yarborough is a finalist for statewide Teacher of the Year honor