New Trilogy Hotel Opening in Downtown Montgomery
The building that most people remember as the home of the Montgomery Water Works is opening as a new boutique hotel.
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UPDATE: Sixth Arrest Made in Dadeville Mass Shooting
Tallapoosa District Attorney Mike Segrest has announced a sixth arrest in the mass shooting that happened at a Sweet 16 birthday party in Dadeville.
Tallapoosa County Schools Offer Grief Support to Students and Staff
Students in the Tallapoosa School System may be facing new challenges this week as they return to school.
House where King planned Alabama marches moving to Michigan
King was inside the home when President Lyndon Johnson announced a bill that would become the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Four victims identified in Dadeville mass shooting
The Tallapoosa County Coroner's Office released the identities of the four people shot and killed in the Dadeville mass shooting Saturday night.
CFEA establishes 'Caring for Dadeville Fund'
100% of the funds, minus credit card fees, will be given as grants to organization that are addressing the ongoing needs of victims and community members.
Pike Road student was one of 28 people injured in Dadeville mass shooting
Officials said in a press conference Sunday evening that four people died and 28 others were injured in the shooting
Two teens killed, two others injured in crash on I-20/59 in Tuscaloosa
Officers were called around 1:50 a.m. to the intersection of I-20/59 at Skyland Boulevard East on a collision involving a 2022 Tesla and a semi-truck.Â
Taraji P. Henson's She Care Wellness Pods Revealed at ASU
ASU is partnering with Kate Spade New York and Taraji P. Henson's Boris Lawrence Henson foundation to help revolutionize how the world views mental illnesses.
Former State Representative Will Dismukes convicted on theft charges
Dismukes' sentencing is set for May 4.
3 Degree Guarantee: MANE Gets $1,100 Check
We are happy to give away another 3 Degree Guarantee check to a local charity.
Higher Education Partnerships holds annual Higher Education Day in Montgomery
Students, mascots and advocates representing all of Alabama's 14 public universities were on-hand to help promote the value they bring to the State's economy.
Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputies Seek Fugitive Wanted for Assaulting Officer
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office needs your help finding a fugitive who is wanted on several charges, including assaulting an officer.
Alabama House Approves Gov. Kay Ivey's "Game Plan" of Economic Development Incentives
The Alabama House of Representatives has approved a package of economic development bills that would renew and expand the tax breaks and other incentive programs the state uses to lure industries.
Tallassee Robbery Suspect Arrested on Interstate 85 after Chase
Tallassee police say a robbery suspect is in custody after leading officers on a chase that ended on Interstate 85.
ALDOT Urging Drivers to be Safe near Road Work Zones
April 17th through the 21st is Work Zone Awareness Week in the State of Alabama and ALDOT is taking this time to remind drivers to eliminate distractions while on the roadway.
Mark your calendars for the annual Kidney Walk & Celebration
This year’s event will be held on May 13 at Riverwalk Stadium.
Alabama Attorney General Takes Over Prison Litigation
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is taking control of prison litigation away from the Department of Corrections and moving it to his office in their latest public disagreement.
Pike Road Intermediate to hold golf tournament for a good cause
Students at the intermediate school are continuing their efforts to raise money to help build an inclusive playground and outdoor classroom on campus.Â
Alabama House Eyes Transgender College Athlete Restrictions
Transgender women in Alabama would be prohibited from joining female sports teams in college, under legislation advanced Wednesday by a legislative committee.
Alabama Advances Ban on Discussing "Divisive" Race Concepts in Schools
Alabama lawmakers on Wednesday advanced GOP-backed legislation to ban discussion of “ divisive concepts " in classroom lessons and worker trainings on race and gender.
Bill Would Let Parents Opt Out of School Mask Mandates
 Alabama lawmakers on Wednesday advanced legislation aimed at letting parents bypass requirements for students to wear face masks in school.
Alabama Lawmakers Advance Gov. Kay Ivey's "Game Plan" of Industrial Incentive Bills
Progress is being made on the package of industrial incentive bills that Gov. Kay Ivey calls her "Game Plan."
UPDATE: Alert for missing Crenshaw County woman canceled
Authorities believe Ridley might be traveling to Mobile County.
Alabamians' Healthcare Access Limited Due to Physician Shortage
Medical facilities across the state are having trouble hiring and retaining physicians, forcing many healthcare facilities in Alabama to operate with fewer doctors, and essentially providing less patient care.
