Governor Ivey Calls for Raises, Expanded School Choice in Final State of the State
In her final address, Ivey proposed a 2% raise for all state employees and teachers.
Author: John Dupree
‘Do It for Drek’: Montgomery Cardinals Finish Perfect Season After Coach’s Shooting
“I was shot seven times on the football field,” Goodwyn said. “A lot of these kids witnessed that.”
Montgomery native Jeremiah Frazier credits faith, family as he prepares for HBCU Legacy Bowl
Frazier, who grew up on Montgomery’s west side, is a two-time Sun Belt Conference champion and an NFL prospect. He has been selected to play in the 2026 HBCU Legacy Bowl.
$1M in Federal Funds Sparks Hope for New Tuskegee Public Safety Center
The federal funding is the first step towards a new public safety building in Tuskegee.
Montgomery Marks Rosa Parks Day With March, Prayer and Bell-Ringing Tribute
Despite rain, dozens gathered to sing, pray and march in remembrance of Rosa Parks’ arrest on Dec. 1, 1955.
Montgomery City Council sets limit on car washes
The city council also addressed the proposed controversial appointment of a Montgomery businessman.
‘The Game’ Star Returns Home to Montgomery After Father’s Fatal Hit-and-Run
Actor Hosea Chanchez was honored by the Montgomery City Council while he was in the city to mourn his father’s tragic death.
Montgomery Council Denies Property Rezoning for Proposed Dollar General; Approves Liquor License Moratorium
The decision followed heated debate and public comments from residents, business representatives and city officials.
Warm Meals and Lifesaving Lessons: UAB Street Psychiatry and Wesley Church Team Up to Help Montgomery’s Unhoused Residents
Doctors from UAB’s psychiatry residency program distributed 72 boxes of Narcan in hopes of saving lives in the capital city.
$50,000 Question: Should Montgomery’s Mayor Need Council Approval for Big Contracts?
Calhoun and Szymanski sparred over the mayor’s contract powers as they weighed oversight vs. efficiency.
