“24 Months That Changed the World” airs on a special edition of “20/20” Wednesday, March 30 at 9Pm on your local ABC32! The one-hour primetime special, anchored by “Good Morning America” co-anchor Robin Roberts, explores how COVID-19 disrupted and created lasting change across all aspects of human life.
Our Pay it Forward honoree this week is Larry Johnson of Montgomery. He goes above and beyond to lend a helping hand wherever he can. “Larry is a genuine, compassionate caregiver. He’s a husband. He’s a father of loving kids, and Larry goes above and beyond to help anyone that can he can help,” said Bessie Lucas. Lucas…
Autauga county EMA director Ernie Baggett is warning all residents to ensure they prepare for severe weather. No matter if you live in a mobile home, apartments, or any type of home, knowing where you will seek shelter is important. Weather radio’s are one of the most efficient ways to be alert when a tornado is in your area. For…
If you’re hungry, Montgomery has a new place to eat chicken. Huey Magoo’s has now opened its first restaurant in Alabama.
Did you know you can find out what’s in your mailbox without checking the mailbox? It’s also convenient for bad guys and if you don’t sign up for it, someone else might.
GetUpside is a popular smartphone app claiming to help save money at the gas pump. Here’s the idea: use the app to find special gas deals where you can save as much as 25-cents per gallon.
As a Tech Correspondent for CNN, Laurie Segall had a front row seat for the rise of the tech scene and the likes of Facebook, Twitter and Uber. In her new memoir Special Characters, Segall takes readers along for the wild ride. Recently she joined David Lamb on Alabama News Rising to discuss her new book. Categories: Money Matters,…
We are seeing lots of sunshine across the state today, and it will be warmer with highs surging into the low and mid 80s across the state as southerly flow increases.
Monday was an exciting day for the city of Montgomery and local law enforcement. Chief Darryl Albert was sworn in as Montgomery’s new chief of police.
This spring season, local allergist Dr. J. Allen Meadows, is making sure everyone is aware of what’s considered allergies and an illness. Categories: Montgomery Metro, News Tags: allergies, dr. meadows
