MONTGOMERY (WSFA) -- Police are investigating a homicide in north Montgomery.

Officers responded to a call last night and found a victim shot to death with wounds to the chest at an apartment complex on Upper Wetumpka Road. 

A large crowd gathered at Brookview Apartments as police gathered evidence at the scene.

No word yet on what led to the shooting or if any suspects are in custody.

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Montgomery, Ala.—Renee D. Culverhouse will deliver the Commencement Address during 2011 Commencement Exercises for Huntingdon's Adult Degree Completion Program (ADCP) students, Saturday, May 7, at 6:00 p.m. on the Huntingdon College Green.  The ceremony is free and open to the public.

Since January 2011 Ms. Culverhouse has served as ADCP program director and site coordinator for the Gadsden site, scheduled to open later this year.  She served for seven years as president of Gadsden State Community College and for eight years as general counsel and vice chancellor for legal and human resources for the Alabama Community College System. 

Charlie is such a nice fellow. He is a good looking chow mix that is about five years old. He has a rusty brown coat with black highlights that is thick and fluffy. His fur gathers around his face like a lions mane. Charlie came to us from an overcrowding situation where there were too many animals to be properly cared for. Now Charlie needs a new home. Charlie is up to date with routine vaccinations, he is heartworm negative and is on a preventative, he has a microchip, and he has already been neutered. Charlie walks well on a leash without pulling or tugging. We are working on simple commands and he is doing very well. Charlie is very gentle. He likes love and attention, but he always seems surprised to receive it. I hope the person that adopts Charlie will shower him with loads of love!