What the Tech: Can you recover a Facebook account that hackers took over?
Recovering a fully compromised Facebook account is incredibly difficult, and sometimes impossible. But all hope isn’t lost with these tips.
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What the Tech: Don’t be fooled by fake celebrity Instagram ads
In a world where scammers thrive on deception, the latest trend involves exploiting celebrities using AI-generated sponsored ads on social media platforms like Instagram.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Montgomery judge’s son has bond hearing on attack charges
The son of Montgomery County Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick has had a bond hearing on charges that he attacked his father, leaving the judge seriously injured.
Federal health officials drop five-day isolation time for COVID-19 cases
People who test positive for COVID-19 no longer need to stay in isolation for five days, federal health officials say.
Teams announced for FCS Kickoff football game at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery
Teams have been announced for the 10th annual FCS Kickoff game, to be played at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery.
Pine Level town council member arrested
A town council member in Pine Level has been arrested.
Women in Blue campaign puts spotlight on Colorectal Cancer Awareness month
During the month of March, twenty Women in Blue will help raise money and awareness about colorectal cancer.
Georgiana defeats Covenant Christian for the 1A Boys State Championship
High School Basketball
The Georgiana Panthers defeat Covenant Christian 55-44 in overtime to bring home the AHSAA 1A Boys State Title.
NFL draft prospect Terrion Arnold takes blue-collar lessons and puts them to use on the job
2024 NFL Combine
Cornerback Terrion Arnold grew up in a blue-collar world. Now he’s taking that down-to-earth approach straight to the NFL. The soon-to-be rookie spent part of his time Thursday reflecting on how he made it to Indianapolis by replicating the confidence he witnessed in his grandfather, a roofer.
Congress approves short-term spending measure to avoid government shutdown
Congress has passed another short-term spending measure that would keep one set of federal agencies operating through March 8 and another set through March 22, avoiding a shutdown for parts of the federal government that would otherwise kick in Saturday.
