Gov. Kay Ivey names new Public Service Commission President
Cynthia Almond will take over for Twinkle Cavanaugh, who previously stepped down to take on a role with the Trump administration.Â
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People living near old Floyd Middle School share ideas on how to use the property
Neighbors who live near the old Floyd Middle School campus in Montgomery are sharing ideas about how to bring the property back to life.
What's Happening: June 6-8
Not sure what to do this weekend? We have a variety of events happening in the River Region!
Montgomery Biscuits to remain in the Capital City until at least 2040
The City of Montgomery and the Montgomery Biscuits have announced a 15-year lease renewal that will keep the club in the Capital City through 2040.
ADVA expands leadership team with appointment of new directors
ADVA says the move is to help further enhance veteran services in the state.Â
CAMPAIGN 2026: Ben Baxley announces candidacy for Elmore County district judge
Baxley is seeking his first full term in office after Governor Kay Ivey appointed him to the bench in 2024.Â
CAMPAIGN 2026: AshLeigh Dunham running as a Democrat for Alabama Supreme Court
A fertility lawyer has announced she will run as a Democrat for a seat on the all-Republican Alabama Supreme Court.
Date, time announced for IS4S Salute to Veterans Bowl Game in Montgomery
The date and time have been announced for this year's IS4S Salute to Veterans Bowl game, formerly known as the Camellia Bowl, to be played at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Name of pedestrian released who was killed in Montgomery hit and run
Montgomery police have now released the name of the pedestrian who was killed in a hit-and-run.
Montgomery leaders discuss crime in the Capital City
Montgomery area leaders came together Wednesday to discuss crime in the Capital City.
Little Donkey opens in downtown Montgomery
The new location at 378 N. Perry Street opened to the public Wednesday.
New homes coming to East Montgomery
Lowder New Homes says the new neighborhood is called "Hawthorne" and will be a "new chapter of timeless living."
Peach season arrives in Chilton County
Get ready to enjoy some sweet Alabama peaches! The peach crop is now in season across the state, including in world-famous Chilton County.
Water safety lessons are important for children to learn
Parents need to make sure their children know how to stay safe around water -- swimming pools, hot tubs, lakes and at the beach.
Montgomery Public Schools holds job fair to fill openings
Montgomery Public Schools is looking for employees for all 50 of its schools and programs.
Montgomery City Council Restores Museum's Dual Governance Structure
The resolution returns the MMFA to a governance model that had been in place for more than 60 years.
Two arrested in contraband bust at state prison
ADOC says the investigation is ongoing and additional charges may be pending.
Tuberville joins 26 senators to introduce resolution to name June "Life Month"
The resolution is named to recognize the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022.Â
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office warns of scam
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office has issued a warning of a scam that may be spreading in our area.
Oracle to lay off 65 workers in Montgomery at end of June
Some workers in Montgomery will be losing their jobs at the end of June.
Riverwalk Stadium up for "Best Double-A Ballpark" in America
You can cast your vote once per day until June 25 at 11 a.m.
Montgomery man killed in early morning shooting
It happened around 12:30 a.m. Monday in the area of E. Sixth Street and Teague Street.
CAMPAIGN 2026: Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell running for attorney general
Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell has announced his campaign for attorney general.
CAMPAIGN 2026: Agriculture Commissioner Rick Pate announces run for lieutenant governor
Alabama Agriculture Commissioner Rick Pate is joining the list of candidates running for lieutenant governor.
Sen. Tuberville announces 21 Alabamians appointed to U.S. service academies
Four of the 21 students are from our area.
