Fraternal Order of Police President & Mayor Reed At Odds Over Crime Prevention
Everette Johnson, the Alabama Fraternal Order of Police President, is at odds with Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed over a statement he made at a city council meeting.
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Macon Co. Sees Severe Damages After Storms, Many Road Closures
Macon Co. is seeing several damages around the county after Thursdays storms. EMA director Frank Lee says at least 20 parts of the area are suffering, including some where the roads completely collapsed. Lee says since they’ve shut down the damaged roads, some residents have move the closure signs for their convenience but Lee says they are there for the…
Carnival Cruise Line to Temporarily Suspend Cruises from Mobile Starting in October
According to Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson, Carnival Cruise Line will suspend cruises from Mobile for 11 months, starting in October.
Supreme Court sides with GOP in Alabama election map case
The court’s action Monday, by a 5-4 vote, means the upcoming elections will be conducted under a map drawn by Alabama’s Republican-controlled legislature that contains one majority-Black district.
Montgomery Police Make Arrests in Three Robberies
Montgomery police have announced arrests in three recent robberies.
PHOTOS: Wetumpka Police Need Help Solving String of Thefts at Businesses
Wetumpka police need your help in solving several thefts at businesses.Â
Selma Riverbank to Get Federal Money for Stabilization Needs
Federal money is coming to Selma to help design a way to stabilize the riverbank near the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
Main Street Wetumpka Hosts “Galentine’s on Main”
It was the ultimate girls day to enjoy Downtown Wetumpka. Mother/daughter duos, sisters, and friends spent the day sipping, shopping and enjoying Valentine’s Day festivities.
Prattville Police Searching for Robbery Suspect
Prattville police need your help finding the man suspected of robbing a business.Â
“Montgomery Fire” Basketball Team Holds Chili Cookoff Fundraiser
The Montgomery Fire boys travel basketball program is turning chili into cash for the team’s upcoming season.
