Congresswoman Terri Sewell holds annual job fair in Selma
The job fair brought over 75 employers under one roof with job opportunities in a dozen different industries, including forestry, automotive, law enforcement, medical, and mental health.
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What's Happening: August 7-9
It's the final weekend before school starts for many students, who can celebrate with back-to-school events and even with lots of Legos!
Montgomery Public Schools holds convocation to prepare for new school year
Montgomery Public Schools has held its 2026 convocation to prepare for the new school year.
Pike Road students start what will be a historic school year
Students in Pike Road Schools have returned to class for what will be a historic school year for the system.
Southern Poverty Law Center launches campaign to mark anniversary of Voting Rights Act
The Montgomery-based Southern Poverty Law Center is marking the 61st anniversary of the Voting Rights Act by launching a new campaign to get people to the polls.
Guns & drugs seized during raid at a house in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The city of Selma is a little safer tonight -- after an anonymous tip helps the Dallas County Sheriff's Office take several illegal firearms off the street. Three…
ACTION 8 UPDATE: State office building now bears the name of Gov. Kay Ivey
A prominent state government building in downtown Montgomery now bears the name of Gov. Kay Ivey.
Montgomery police investigating air conditioner, copper wiring thefts
Montgomery police have confirmed to Action 8 News that they are investigating a series of thefts involving air conditioners and copper wiring.
Solar, battery facility approved for Bullock, Macon counties
A huge solar power facility will be coming to Bullock and Macon counties in the coming years.
U.S. Senate committee votes to hold Fauci in contempt for refusing to answer COVID questions
A U.S. Senate committee has voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress over his refusal to answer questions on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, setting up a referral to the Department of Justice for potential investigation.
Montgomery Public Schools stressing school zone safety as students return to class
Students in Montgomery Public Schools are preparing to return to class, which means drivers must be watching out for them in school zones.
What The Tech: Why Are So Many People on Facebook Suddenly “Digital Creators”?
The “Digital Creator” label does not necessarily mean someone produces content professionally or earns money from Facebook. In many cases, the person simply turned on Professional Mode after Facebook recommended it.
Mayor, City Council Honor Montgomery’s World Champion 8U All-Stars
A huge honor for a Montgomery baseball team. After winning a World Series championship, the AUM Traditional 8U All-Stars are being recognized by city leaders.
Selma Mayor Johnny Moss, III plans to reorganize city government
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Big changes could soon be on the way to city government in Selma in the coming weeks. Mayor Johnny Moss says he's spent the time since taking office…
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Fourth person sentenced in robbery of Montgomery businessman Jim Massey
The fourth and final person has now received federal punishment for the violent robbery of well-known Montgomery businessman Jim Massey, which left him injured.
Montgomery Public Schools to hold resource fair for students facing critical hardships
Montgomery Public Schools will be holding a resource fair for students who are often forgotten.
Montgomery police searching for missing woman
Montgomery police need your help finding a missing woman.
Rabid raccoon found in Montgomery
State health officials confirm that a rabid raccoon has been found in Montgomery city limits.
Child nutrition workers in Autauga, Elmore counties prepare for new school year
Child nutrition professionals from Elmore and Autauga County schools have gathered to cook up a nutrition plan for the upcoming school year.
CrimeStoppers, Alabama State University work together to prevent school violence
CrimeStoppers, Alabama State University and the Bureau of Justice Assistance are coming together in the hopes of preventing violence on school campuses.
Voters to soon head to the polls in a special primary election
Voters in Congressional Districts 1, 2, 6 and 7 will be going to the polls on August 11.
C.H.A.N.G.E. and City of Montgomery to hold Back to School Haircut Day
Partnering with the Parks and Recreation department, C.H.A.N.G.E. is holding its free Back to School Haircut Day on Sunday, August 9 starting at 1:00 p.m. at the Multiplex at Cramton Bowl.
Shooting in Montgomery leaves one person injured
It happened just before 2:00 p.m. Tuesday in the area of E. South Boulevard and S. Court Street.
What The Tech: Cables and chargers for your tech devices
An older phone charger may connect to a tablet or laptop, but it may not provide nearly enough power to charge it properly.
Montgomery City Council delays votes on $375M bond proposal, Short Term Rental regulations
Members of the Montgomery City Council want more details before voting on a $375 million dollar bond initiative. An ordinance regulating short term rentals is also being revised.
