What the Tech: Amazon now offers buy now, pay later option
Amazon’s new Buy Now, Pay Later option sounds great, but see why experts say it could put you into debt faster than you think.
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MCSO cancels annual Halloween Spooktacular
The annual event provides a safe environment for kids in the area to enjoy trick or treating.Â
Montgomery City Council Approves Resolution to Help Keep Jackson Hospital Open
The Montgomery City Council has voted to pursue helping bankrupt Jackson Hospital stay open.
Montgomery City Council Suspends Downtown Entertainment District Designation
After lengthy discussion, the council voted unanimously to suspend the downtown entertainment district designation indefinitely.
ONLY ON 8: Day 4 of the Great Alabama 650
Action 8 News has partnered with Alabama Scenic River Trail to bring you daily coverage of the Great Alabama 650 race.
Pay It Forward: Barbara Anderson of Montgomery
Barbara Anderson is the director of the senior ministry at her church of New Home Baptist. She’s always taking the seniors on trips, out to eat, and frequently takes them to the nursing home to play bingo and give gifts to the patients. Ernest Tate Jr. nominated her saying, “her work ethic, her attitude, her passion for the ministry, she…
Montgomery man dies in vehicle crash
The two-vehicle accident happened around 7:45 p.m. Friday in the area of Adrian Lane and Audubon Road.Â
Police chief to Montgomery mass shooters: “All of us are coming for you”
Montgomery Police Chief James Graboys had a message for the shooters responsible for the mass shooting downtown that left two people dead and 12 others injured: “All of us are coming for you.”
ALEA to increase public safety efforts in Montgomery after mass shooting
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is increasing its public safety efforts in Montgomery at the direction of Governor Kay Ivey and after the mass shooting that left two people dead and 12 others injured, some seriously.
Montgomery Business Owners React After Mass Shooting Downtown
Investigators continued collecting evidence Monday, photographing shattered glass and piecing together what led to the violence.
