What the Tech: Check out digital decorations for Halloween
Digital decorations look great and take up less space in your garage. Check out this digital ideas on decorating for Halloween.
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What the Tech: How to set passwords that can’t be hacked
Here’s a free way to create passwords that could take a hacker trillions of years to crack but will be easy for you to remember.
What the Tech: Why you should routinely shut down your computer and phone
If your electronic devices are getting sluggish, when was the last time you turned them off for at least a minute? It may fix them.
What the Tech App of the Day: Pi
The personal assistant app called “Pi” wants to do more than just answer questions through AI. It wants to be your friend.
LAMP High School hosts a charity kickball tournament benefitting victims of Hurricane Helene
LAMP High School students organized a charity kickball tournament, and the proceeds benefitting the victims of Hurricane Helene.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Ivey wants state veterans affairs commissioner removed immediately
Despite Alabama Dept. of Veterans Affairs Commissioner Kent Davis’ plans to resign at the end of the year, Gov. Kay Ivey wants him removed from his position immediately.
Repeat offender to spend 25 years in prison following burglary conviction
Under the Habitual Felony Offender Act, the minimum sentence available to the court would be twenty years.
No. 7 Alabama visits No. 11 Tennessee with both trying to avoid a second loss
The College Football Playoff future for both programs is on the line Saturday with Alabama and Tennessee each having a loss already this season.
Auburn to play at No. 19 Missouri desperate for a win after three straight SEC losses
Auburn coach Hugh Freeze and Missouri counterpart Eli Drinkwitz got to know each other years ago through Gus Malzahn, who served as a mentor of sorts to both of them, and they have only grown closer now that they’re together in the SEC.
State of Alabama executes man who killed five people and asked to be put to death
The State of Alabama has executed a man who admitted to killing five people with an ax and gun near Mobile during a drug-fueled rampage in 2016.
