Following his funeral, the Auburn Police Dispatch made a final call for badge No. 6885, but Officer William Buechner would not respond.

The Morgan County rescue squad is responding to a boating accident they say happened in the Flint Creek area near Point Mallard.

The cause of Friday's afternoon blast wasn't immediately known, and the wounded suffered leg injuries and weren't life-threatening.

Lawmakers are working to pass a bill that would make murdering an on-duty first responder a capital offense.

Closing arguments began Friday morning in the capital murder trial of Lionel Francis. Francis is accused of killing his 20-month-old daughter, Alexandria, in 2016.

People are calling for boycotts against Alabama-made products and companies based in the state.

The American Civil Liberties Union and Planned Parenthood are asking a federal judge to block an Alabama law banning nearly all abortions across the state.

The State of Alabama will pay $1 million to the families of three murder victim’s allegedly killed by Jimmy O’Neal Spencer.

When night draws its blanket of darkness across the mourning Opelika subdivision that Auburn police officer William Buechner shared with his family, you can see the signs of solidarity.

The Alabama House of Representatives has passed legislation allowing residents to purchase wine and have it shipped directly to their house

Millions of dogs and cats are diagnosed with cancer each year. Yet, new technology is allowing doctors to prolong the lives of more pets each year.

A former low performer in Madison gets a second chance, but earns another bad score. Meanwhile, bare hands on a burger bun mean a low score in the county.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation says Octavia Shaw was taken by 37-year-old Matias Martinez during a traffic stop.

It’s back in business for dozens of vendors in Madison. The Funky Monkey is reopening with a new name and owner in June

The fern wasn't the only thing that got drowned out. The valedictorian, apparently not realizing what was happening, got drowned out by the laughter.

The city estimates it will bring in almost $1.5 million in taxes annually.

Fayetteville leaders are working to breed more life into the historic downtown square. At a recent Board of Alderman meeting, they hired a firm that will conduct a multi-phase study to provide a template of the future.

The bill would hold a third-grader back if they couldn't read at or above grade level.

Applicants must submit a resume and cover letter to the City Attorney’s office and meet the criteria outlined in the approved resolution.

The study also shows you are 500 times more likely to be thrown from your vehicle during a crash if you’re not wearing your seatbelt.

Officer Justin Whitten says he was on duty when he saw a young girl crying in her driveway. When he approached her to find out why she was sad he realized 9-year-old Makayla Hogue had just seen her cat get hit and killed. With it being a little girl, I wanted to help her because she was crying, s

We continue to follow-up on a dangerous intersection in Florence. People who live along West Irvine Avenue in Florence say many speeding drivers are putting lives in danger.Neighbors are relieved to finally see this road project happening. Let me show the construction progress… The city already

What you need to know to stay safe in high heat for the holiday weekend.

Summer is right around the corner and the heat is already blistering. That means you have probably started adjusting the thermostat. The cost to run your air conditioner is a huge factor for your wallet." Having your unit serviced could cost anywhere from being 75 to 500 dollars, said, Tim Hopso

Huntsville Hospital Foundation (HHF) is now accepting applications for its 2019-2020 SPEAK Student Ambassador Program. The program is open to upcoming high school sophomores, juniors and seniors in Huntsville City, Madison City, and Madison County Schools.

Investigators say digging operations in Madison County led them to find more evidence in a case they've worked tirelessly for 11 years.

Weather permitting, on Tuesday, May 28 at approximately 9 a.m., a new traffic control device at the new pedestrian crossing at Alabama A&M University on Meridian Street between Chase Road and Holloway Road/Drake Drive will be activated.

The tornado cut a path about 3 miles long and a mile wide from the south end of Jefferson City north toward the Missouri River, said police Lt. David Williams.

Aurora Packing Company, Inc., of North Aurora, Ill., is recalling about 62,112 pounds of raw beef products out of concerns that the products may be contaminated with E. coli.

Today’s highs will be in the low to mid 90s, which is about 10 degrees above the norm. A quiet sky will continue tonight with lows falling into the lower 90s.

Carry The Load is a national non-profit group that walks and cycles to raise awareness about military, veterans and first responders.

Police are investigating after a Taco Bell employee was stabbed Wednesday night.

The Alabama Department of Corrections has released its 2019-2022 Strategic Plan to combat issues identified in the prison system.

During the course of the investigation, it was found that the abuse contributed to the victim intentionally overdosing.

Via Airlines, which announced earlier this year that Birmingham would be a focus city for them, has announced they are ending all regularly scheduled commercial flights to and from Birmingham.

They won with their prize-winning “Rube Goldberg Machine”.

The unofficial kickoff to summer is right around corner as we look ahead to Memorial Day weekend.

41-year-old McKinley Morrow was arrested following that standoff.

Investigators are still working right now to find out what exactly led up to this shooting.

The Southern Poverty Law Center is suing Athens City Schools in an effort to get two suspended students reinstated in time for Thursday’s graduation.

Police say on May 13, someone broke into a vehicle on Knollbrook Drive.

DeKalb County authorities arrested nine people Tuesday night in connection with what they believe is a human trafficking operation.

Los Angeles County bans official travel to Alabama due to abortion bill.

18-year-old Matthew Corey loves the military and wears military gear on most days as a way to show his support and to make sure those that fought for our country are never forgotten.

Gov. Kay Ivey joined executives from auto supplier YKTA at a ceremony in Huntsville to announce the company’s plans to invest $220 million to open a manufacturing facility that will create 650 jobs.

The pet owners said in a video they were preparing to take the animals to an area animal hospital, but one died less than 20 minutes later.

Summer travel tips for active and retired U.S. service members.

Dothan police confirm a Dothan City School bus was at fault in a 2-vehicle wreck Wednesday morning.

Authorities say researchers have located the wreck of the last ship known to bring enslaved people from Africa to the United States

Lawmaker: Lottery bill 'dead' for session

Six suspects are now charged in a murder investigation in Madison. A seventh suspect is still on the loose.

Wednesday, the Auburn Police Department said Officer Webb Sistrunk has improved from ICU and is now in critical care at Columbus Regional Medical Center.

The horse was found on Mitchell Loop in Ardmore.

An elderly Hoover man says he lost his life savings. He tells us he was tricked by someone he thought he could trust. Now he’s warning others.

Michael William Lesher was sentenced to 438 years in an Alabama penitentiary for his part in raping, sodomizing and sexually abusing two children a dozen years ago.

Do you knock on the door? Leave the package on the mat? Ding dong ditch?

Last week, The Boeing Company announced its 2018 Supplier of the Year awards in Los Angeles, Calif. at its Annual Global Supplier Conference. Technical Micronics Control, Inc., a veteran-owned precision chemical cleaning company located in Huntsville, Ala., was among the 13 companies to receive this

Brunswick County Schools announced on Wednesday that beginning in the 2019-2020 school year, students at all BCS schools will receive free breakfast and lunch.