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Montgomery police have charged a suspect with robbing a Regions Bank branch.
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Montgomery police have charged a suspect with robbing a Regions Bank branch.
Some school systems are making changes to their schedules for Monday due to the winter weather threat and the expected bitterly cold temperatures.
No word on when the businesses will open.Â
Prattville police say a missing woman has been found safe.
All of us at Action 8 want to thank everyone who entered our "New Year, New You" online contest. We now have a winner!
The new classification system will take place starting in the fall of 2026.
The twin sisters are close and even joked as children about having babies at the same time.
It's cold. It's raining. But you still have events you can enjoy in the River Region this weekend!
We are 24 hours away from the start of this year's Distinguished Young Women of Alabama showcase.
The $2 million award will help with interchange improvements on the I-65 southbound ramp at Exit 186.
Montgomery police need your help solving the armed robbery of a gas station on Atlanta Highway.
Winn-Dixie's exit from Alabama is bringing a new grocery store chain to our area.
State policymakers and municipal officers got the opportunity to hear about legislative priorities and the issues impacting cities across Alabama.
This year’s DYW competition features 42 contestants from counties across Alabama.
The Junior League of Montgomery has provided a century of volunteerism and financial support for local organizations.
ASF Artistic Director Quin Gresham recently spoke with Action 8 News anchor Estee Morrison about the upcoming season.
Democrats will need help passing their agenda because they are the minority party in the legislature.
Cedric Sanders was not present at Tuesday's council meeting.Â
Kiwanis Club members took the opportunity to chat with the contestants about the upcoming preliminaries and what colleges the young women will be attending after graduation.
Young women from all across Alabama are in Montgomery this week getting ready to compete for the title of Distinguished Young Woman of Alabama. They took time to give back to the community on the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., holiday.
Dozens of people in Montgomery wanted to do more on the federal holiday in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., than just have a day off from work.Â
The life of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was remembered with events in downtown Montgomery on the federal holiday in his memory.
Another former Winn-Dixie store is about to reopen as a part of the Florida-based grocery chain Piggly Wiggly Food For Less.
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month



