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With their arms raised, chanting “hands up, don’t shoot,” nearly 200 Auburn University students took to the Haley Center concourse around noon Friday to speak out against the decisions not to indict officers involved death of Eric

Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson along with other city leaders met with members of the state legislative delegation Friday for the annual Hometown Connection Agenda Meeting. The purpose of the meeting is to have a meaningful discussion on

The students at Aaron Cohn Middle School had a B-L-A-S-T at their spelling bee on F-R-I-D-A-Y. WTVM’s Jason Dennis enjoyed being the announcer this morning, and meteorologist Elisabeth D’Amore was one of the judges.

Give the gift of your time and love this holiday season by fostering one of the orphaned animals at PAWS Humane. Operation Silent Night is underway, and volunteers are needed to give a warm and loving foster

Due to coverage of the Alabama High School Athletic Association football championships playoffs, episodes of The Chew and General Hospital will not air at their normally scheduled times on WTVM News Leader 9 on Thursday, Dec. 4

Thousands of fans are cheering in Jordan-Hare Stadium for the 14 best high school football teams in the state of Alabama. It’s Alabama’s first ever Super 7 championship games.

Thousands of fans are cheering in Jordan-Hare Stadium for the 14 best high school football teams in the state of Alabama. It’s Alabama’s first ever Super 7 championship games.

The Polar Express 3D is returning to the IMAX Theatre at the National Infantry Museum for weekend screenings in November and December. Kids (and parents, too!) are encouraged to wear their pajamas for the magical journey to

Testimony that Phenix City is not ready for a black superintendent sending shock waves through the community. City leaders now speaking out about what they say needs to be done. News Leader Nine’s Tyrone McCoy explains.

Testimony that Phenix City is not ready for a black superintendent sending shock waves through the community. City leaders now speaking out about what they say needs to be done. News Leader Nine’s Tyrone McCoy explains.