Health Fair Works to Combat Disease in Alabama
Alabama is ranked one of the unhealthiest states in the country. But what’s being done to fix that?
Author: WAKA Action 8 News
Annual Youth Fishing Rodeo Held in Millbrook
Meanwhile in Millbrook some other students are doing some hands-on learning at the annual fishing rodeo.
Engineering Day Gives Students Hands-On Learning Opportunities
Saturday is the National Society of Black Engineers 6th Annual Engineering Day.
Troy QBs Silvers, Pruitt Leading Competition
Troy’s competition to replace all-time leading passer Corey Robinson appears to have developed into a two-man race.
ASU Students, Trustees React to New Chairman and Vice Chairman
Alabama State University is under new leadership tonight with two new trustees being sworn in at today’s board meeting and a new chairman and vice chairman getting elected for the board.
Larry Thornton Named Chair, Locey Baker Named Vice-Chair Of Alabama State University Trustee Board
Alabama State University’s board of trustees selects its chairman and vice chairman. Larry Thornton has been elected as Board Chairman. Locey Baker has been elected as Vice-Chairman.
Alabama Braces For BRAC
Alabama is bracing for a new round of military base closings and realignments.
Maxwell Air Force Base made it through the last round in 2005, but what about this time?
Tuskegee Hires Former Knicks Assistant Dunn
Tuskegee has hired former Penn State coach and New York Knicks assistant Jerry Dunn to lead the basketball program.
Is There Enough Parking in Downtown Montgomery?
Is there enough parking in downtown Montgomery to handle big events? City officials say yes, but they say the problem is–many people don’t know about it. Now they say they’re trying to get more people to use the parking options downtown.
Judge Throws Out Suit Targeting Loan Database
A state judge has thrown out a lawsuit from payday lenders looking to challenge regulations requiring a central database to track payday loans.
