Newlyweds Recover After Bullets Tear Through Midtown Montgomery Home
What began as a quiet night for newlyweds ended in gunfire and a frantic rush to the hospital. Their family says they’re alive only by the grace of God.
Author: Bill Gill
Jackson Hospital’s Closure Could Drive Away International Doctors
International physicians at Jackson Hospital say a closure could create a ripple effect for healthcare in Montgomery for years to come.
Saving Lives Before the Emergency: Former ER Doctors Launch Practice Focused on Prevention
A pair of former emergency room physicians say the future of medicine is finding disease earlier and tailoring treatment to each patient.
ONLY ON 8: Montgomery doctor warns pregnant mothers, babies may suffer if Jackson Hospital closes
OB-GYN Dr. LaToya Clark said Jackson Hospital offers services for pregnant women that are not available elsewhere in the area and could be lost if the hospital closes.
Montgomery Attorney’s Near-Death Experience Inspires New Health Journey
Mike Crow’s brush with death led him to rethink his health—and embrace a proactive approach with the help of Plotline Health.
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall discusses role in investigation of Southern Poverty Law Center
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall says his office was part of a coalition that evaluated and investigated the allegations.
Auburn University senior builds 22,700-piece LEGO model of campus with help from 200+ students
The student-designed LEGO model brings 160 acres of Auburn’s campus to life.
Lawmakers Cite Memories And Mold In Farewell To Alabama State House
Lawmakers reflected on their time inside the Alabama State House, as they shared both fond memories and concerns about its condition.
‘You’re Not in This Alone’: Statewide Organizations Collaborate to Better Serve Victims of Violent Crime
The Alabama Crime Victims Compensation Commission hosted the summit to establish a statewide network to help victims of violent crime.
Montgomery City Council Nears Final Draft of Short-Term Rental Rules, Asks for Public Feedback
Officials are trying to decide how close rentals should be allowed to operate near each other — especially in residential and historic districts.
