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City and county leaders, along with law enforcement officials, addressed safety issues and potential solutions.
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City and county leaders, along with law enforcement officials, addressed safety issues and potential solutions.
The Montgomery Police Department has announced that Ettice Brickus will be its new chief of staff.
A Montgomery man has been killed in a wreck involving a pickup truck.
With the normal hot mid-summer weather settling in to Alabama, state health officials have tips so you can tell if you're in danger of heat exhaustion or even heat stroke.
MMFA Board President Bill Ford said Novak's experience will be vital as the search for a permanent director continues.
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting on Atlanta Highway that left two men injured.
Emmylou Harris is a spirited redtick cur dog with a fearless streak and a love for the wind in her face.
Montgomery police say a woman has been shot on West South Boulevard.
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that left a man with serious injuries.
The Autauga County Board of Education has announced the resignation school board chairman Dr. Tracye Strichik, effective immediately.
According to MPD, the vehicle refused to stop which led to a police chase.
22-year-old Dontrez Taylor has been charged with Capital Murder and Murder in two July 12 homicides.
It happened around 5:19 p.m. Thursday in the 300 block of Chisholm Street.
The ordinance could go into effect as early as next week.
The Montgomery Police Department is bringing back an old program to help put more officers on the streets.
The Central Alabama Aging Consortium held its annual Elder Justice and Fraud Conference in Wetumpka.
The old Autaugaville School could get new life.
The annual tax-free period runs from Friday, July 18 to Sunday, July 20.
The timeless classic is now in production until August 17 at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival.
Season 54 kicks off in October with Agatha Christie’s grisly classic, Murder on the Orient Express.
It happened around 5:45 a.m. Wednesday in the 2300 block of E. Sixth Street.
The curfew still requires Mayor Steven Reed’s signature and could go into effect within weeks.
Federal agents executed search warrants at 14 locations across Lee, Macon, Autauga, Crenshaw and Baldwin counties.
The grand opening is part of the town's ONWARD capital improvement project initiative.