Montgomery flags to be lowered to half-staff in police officer's memory
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed has ordered all City of Montgomery flags to be lowered to half-staff in memory of Montgomery Police Department Corporal David M. Hathcock.
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First United Methodist Hosts Senior Caregiver Resource Fair Thursday
The Senior Caregiver and Resource Fair will be held Thursday, Feb. 26, at First United Methodist Church, offering local families tools and guidance to better support the seniors in their lives.
River Region women gather monthly to build leadership through faith
The Fellowship for Professional Women meets every second Tuesday at Wynlakes Golf & Country Club.
People urge Alabama lawmakers to continue free breakfasts for public school students
People from across the state gathered at the Alabama State House to urge legislators to continue to support free breakfast for public school students.
Gov. Kay Ivey commits $40 million for capital expenses at Jackson Hospital
Gov. Kay Ivey has announced that she will commit $40 million for capital expenses at Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, but only after it has emerged from bankruptcy.
Montgomery Police Department mourns death of officer
The Montgomery Police Department has announced the death of a long-time officer.
Families of Dadeville mass shooting victims protest possible plea deals
Dozens of family members and survivors filled First Baptist Church in Dadeville, where relatives of the victims and one victim addressed the crowd.
Montgomery firefighters battle house fire
The Montgomery Fire/Rescue Department has battled a house fire.
Central Alabama Association of Chinese celebrates the 'Year of the Horse'
Lunar New Year celebration showcases Chinese culture in Montgomery Sunday.
Jewish Food Festival & Art Fair brings out hundreds to Temple Beth Or Sunday
Temple Beth Or celebrates their 21st Annual Food Festival & Art Fair in Montgomery.
'Buckets over Bullets' event held to spread awareness about gun violence
"Buckets over Bullets" brings out hundreds for competitive basketball and conversations about preventing gun violence.
Man stabbed in Montgomery on Saturday
Stabbing leaves man with minor injuries on Saturday in Montgomery.
Strong Tower Church hosts free dental care event in Montgomery
Dozens show up for free dental care in east Montgomery Saturday.
Milo's Hamburgers closes Montgomery location
Birmingham-based Milo's Hamburgers has announced the closing of its location at EastChase in Montgomery.
Alabama Kidney Foundation holds kickoff for annual Kidney Walk
The Alabama Kidney Foundation has held a kickoff for its annual Kidney Walk and Celebration.
PHOTOS: Upgrades coming to Riverwalk Stadium for 2026 Montgomery Biscuits season
Baseball fans will find a lot of exciting upgrades at Riverwalk Stadium when the Montgomery Biscuits start the 2026 season.
Two juveniles charged with kidnapping, robbery in Montgomery
Action 8 News has confirmed that two juvenile males have been charged with kidnapping and robbery in a case that happened on Atlanta Highway.
What's Happening: February 20-22
The weather may be wet this weekend, but there's still plenty for you to do in the River Region!
Gov. Kay Ivey signs legislation putting limits on new environmental regulations
Gov. Kay Ivey has signed legislation that restricts the state’s ability to set new environmental regulations.
U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell, Selma Mayor Johnny Moss, III remember life of Civil Rights leader JoAnne Bland
U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell and Selma Mayor Johnny Moss, III are two of many people who are pausing to remember the life and work of JoAnne Bland, a Selma Civil Rights leader.
Local family receives special replacement burial flag after losing the first one in a house fire
She had no idea how special it would be.
Montgomery man sentenced for role in mail and bank fraud conspiracy
A Montgomery man has been sentenced to more than 10 years in federal prison for his role in a mail and bank fraud conspiracy that totaled $9.5 million.
Higher Education Day brings estimated 1,000 people to Alabama State House
Nearly 1,000 advocates from Alabama’s universities were in Montgomery to show support for higher education at the Alabama State House.
‘Inhumane’: Tenant Describes Life Without Water or Heat at West Montgomery Apartments
Montgomery City Council members also unanimously approved incentive pay for police recruits and passed a resolution reaffirming the city’s commitment to help keep Jackson Hospital open.
