ADPH Aims to Help Prevent Drownings This Summer with National Healthy and Safe Swimming Week
May 22-28th is national Healthy and Safe Swimming Week an initiative to help keep everyone safe by promoting healthy and safe water activities this summer.
Teresa Lawson
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Family Seeks Help to Find Murderer in February Shooting
The shooting death of Yvette Carter shook the community to its core. Now, the city of Montgomery along with Crimestoppers is offering a combined $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest of those responsible for her death.
New Tallassee High School Soon to Open After Nearly 100 years in Old School Building
The Old Tallassee High School was built in 1929, now students prepare to start their 2023-2024 school year in a brand new building.
Montgomery Fire and Rescue Welcome New Firefighters
--Montgomery firefighters undergo rigorous training not just as cadets but routinely. That training, quick thinking and bravery saves the lives of both citizens and fellow firefighters.
New Bill Could Make it harder for certain People to Purchase Land in Alabama
A new bill being put forth in the senate could make it harder for certain Chinese entities to purchase land in Alabama
May is National Bicycle Safety Month: Nearly 1,000 Cyclists die in the U.S. each year
May is National Bicycle Safety month and as nearly as 1,000 cyclists die in the U.S each year on the roadways we want you to know how to help keep cyclists safe.
City Offers Community Summer Recreation Programs with Buddy Watson Renovation
Just four months ago Buddy Watson park was damaged by tornadoes moving through Montgomery.
Camp Hill to Re-Name Town Buildings in Honor of Teens
Camp Hill is planning to honor two youths from their community Karmeshae Thomas and Phil Dowdell who was fatally shot during his sister's 16th birthday party-- in a special way.
Wetumpka Hoping to Increase Tourism with Unique City Attractions
The city of Wetumpka gained national exposure while featured on HGTV'S Hometown Take Over. Now, city officials hope to encourage tourism beyond those interested in the show.
Alabama Department of Public Health is Working with Statewide Agencies to end Cervical Cancer
Operation wipe out cervical cancer in Alabama is an effort to prolong the lives of women across the state by bringing awareness to HPV.
