What the Tech? How to Get Teenage Crisis Counseling by Text
Crisis Text Line is a 24-hour, 7 day a week service where teenagers can text with a licensed counselor.
Author: WAKA Action 8 News
What the Tech? Why You Need to Update Your Google Chrome Browser Now
An emergency update to Google’s Chrome browser has been released and the company says every computer user should update the browser right away.
What the Tech? Why You Should Back Up Your Entire Computer, Not Just Your Files
A backup means if something were to happen, you could load the backup onto a new computer where everything works as it does now.
Autauga Academy names Dunbar as new Football Coach
Trey Dunbar named varsity football head coach for the Autauga Academy Generals.
U.S. House Votes to Decriminalize Marijuana
The U.S. House has approved a bill decriminalizing marijuana and letting states set their own policies on pot.
Prattville Police Investigating the Theft of Five Trailers
Prattville police want to find the people who stole five trailers from the same location.
UPDATE: Woman Dies at Montgomery Apartment Complex after Being Shot; Police Make Arrest
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that has left a woman dead.
Nice Friday; Rain and Storms Return Tuesday
Look for mostly sunny, dry days and fair nights the next three days. The exception is the immediate Gulf Coast where a few showers could show up tomorrow, but the rest of the state will stay dry, with perhaps a few more clouds in the sky Saturday. The high today will be near 70°, followed by mid 70s Saturday, and upper 70s Sunday.
Man Gets Life in Prison for 2015 Murder of Former Girlfriend
Montgomery County District Attorney Daryl Bailey has announced a man has been sentenced to life in prison for the 2015 murder of his former girlfriend.
The State of Alabama Receives a C- Rating for Infrastructure
The last time the Alabama report card was released was in 2015, since then there have only been a few areas of improvement in the infrastructure in Alabama. The overall rating for the state is a C minus, but leaders from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) say that the rating could be worse and they are looking towards improvement.
