Trump isn't the first to make deep cuts in Washington. Clinton cut 400,000 federal jobs
When Bill Clinton came to Washington as president, his Democratic administration also offered buyouts to federal workers and made spending cuts.
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Unusually pleasant for a summer day Tuesday
Temperatures should hold in the 80s as most areas stay dry
What the Tech: Why you should turn off your phone for at least 30 minutes a week
The National Security Agency says regularly turning off your phone for 30 minutes is a good habit for several important reasons.
What the Tech? Beware the "Look Who Died" Facebook scam
Law enforcement agencies are alerting Facebook users of what's being referred to as the "Look who died scam".
Toys "R" Us makes return to Alabama
Tanger Outlets in Foley announced on social media Tuesday that the location is now open in the shopping destination.Â
Italian auto supplier to open first U.S. facility in Auburn, creating 130 jobs
An Italian company that makes synthetic leathers for the auto industry will open its first U.S. facility in Auburn.
Jackson Hospital's Closure Could Drive Away International Doctors
International physicians at Jackson Hospital say a closure could create a ripple effect for healthcare in Montgomery for years to come.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Missing Elmore County teen found safe
Sheriff Bill Franklin tells Action 8 News that 13-year-old Liam Hathcock was found safe about a mile from his home.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Second suspect charged in fatal shooting in Montgomery
Montgomery police have now charged a second suspect in the fatal shooting of a man from earlier this month.
What The Tech: How to spot hidden cameras in your AirBNB or hotel
Many of these devices are designed to look exactly like common household items. For example, you can find fake smoke detectors online that are actually recording devices.
People hit the runway in Prattville for a good cause
The Pilot Club of Prattville hosted their 2nd Annual Serving Hopes and Dreams fashion show in Prattville Wednesday.Â
CAMPAIGN 2026: Lawsuit filed challenging Tommy Tuberville's Alabama residency
A lawsuit has been filed challenging the Alabama residency of Tommy Tuberville, the Republican nominee for governor.
ADPH to hold community fair focusing on health, job opportunities
The Alabama Department of Public Health is holding its Resource Fair & Job Fair on Thursday, June 25 at 6:00 p.m. at Love Center Church on Plum Street in Montgomery.Â
Alabama's "Big 10" mayors encourage voters to support strengthening Aniah's Law
The mayors of Alabama's 10 largest cities have come together to urge voters to support strengthening Aniah's Law when they go to the polls for the May 19 primaries.
17 Springs Marketplace in Millbrook to add another restaurant
Another restaurant will be joining Baumhower's Victory Grille at the 17 Springs recreation, shopping and dining complex in Millbrook.
A new tour bus is conducting guided tours in historic Selma
There's a new tour bus in Selma that allows people to learn about voting rights history while visiting the city.
What the Tech? What does that location arrow on your phone mean?
That location arrow on your phone may be sharing more information than you want other people to know.
Troy names Skylar Meade as new Baseball Coach
TROY, Ala. – One of the most respected and renowned assistant coaches in the country, Skylar Meade has been named Troy’s new baseball head coach following four seasons as the pitching coach at South Carolina, Troy Director of Athletics Brent…
Camden shooting leaves one man dead and one man in jail
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Camden man is dead -- and another is behind bars charged with reckless murder -- after a shooting in Camden. Authorities say 25 year old NyQuan Higginbottom is charged with Reckless Murder in the…
Pay It Forward: Alice Smith of Wetumpka
Alice Smith of Wetumpka worked and retired from Community Action, which is known for providing services for the low income and impoverished community.
What the Tech: How to use your phone in an emergency when there's no cell service
The latest iPhones and Android devices have a solution for when you're in an emergency with no cell service: satellite connectivity. Here's how to make it work.
Behind the Biscuits: Chris Clark
Sports Director Lindsey Bonner sat down with Biscuit's starting pitcher, Chris Clarke, to learn about his journey to and through the minor league.
U.S. and Iran sign initial deal to end war, ease sanctions and open Strait of Hormuz
The agreement calls for a permanent end to hostilities between the U.S. and Iran and starts a 60-day negotiating clock to reach a final deal on the future of Iran's nuclear program, though President Trump has left the door open to resume attacks.
Crunch Fitness coming to EastChase in Montgomery
Crunch Fitness will soon be coming to EastChase in Montgomery.
