Tomatinos, Cafe Louisa Moving Across Cloverdale
Two popular restaurants are moving across the Cloverdale neighborhood. Tomatinos and Cafe Louisa will be moving to the A&P Social space on Cloverdale Road. But while its good news for one…
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Sources: Pres. Trump Could Fire Jeff Sessions as AG
President Donald Trump has spoken with advisers about firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Trump continues to rage against Sessions' decision to recuse himself from all matters related to the Russia investigation. The president's anger again bubbled into public view Monday…
Montgomery Police Searching for Theft Suspects
The Montgomery Police Department is searching for two men wanted for Theft of Property. Police say on June 14, the two men were caught on surveillence video stealing property from Hobby Lobby located off of Eastchase Parkway in Montgomery. If…
Operation Southern Shield Wraps Up
Speed is the number one factor in fatal crashes. It's just one reason why law enforcement agencies across the state were visible on the roadways for Operation Southern Shield. "Not only is…
MPD Makes Arrest in Fatal Sumter Ave. Shooting of a Senior Citizen
The Montgomery Police Department has arrested a Montgomery man in connection with the July 21 fatal shooting of Rebecca Quillin, 73, and the attempted murder of an adult male. MPD charged Johnel Travis, 27, with capital murder and attempted murder in connection with the shooting. Travis was placed in the Montgomery County Detention Facility,…
R&B Legend Keith Sweat Headlines Labor Day Classic Concert
ASU’s inaugural Labor Day Classic Weekend will kick off with a Classic Concert on Sept. 1, featuring legendary R&B artist, Keith Sweat, "Up Close and Personal." Sweat will headline a ticket that includes the soulful stylings of Montgomery’s own Toia…
Congresswoman Martha Roby Tours 187th Fighter Wing
Montgomery is 1 of 5 cities in the running to possibly be the new home of the F-35 Fighter Jets. It's just one reason why Congresswoman Martha Roby and Chairwoman Kay Granger who chairs the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, are touring…
Wetumpka's River and Blues Music and Art Festival Draws Hundreds
A day of continuous music and big selection of art-that's what Wetumpka's River and Blues Music and Art Festival is all about. "Some people are selling food, some people are selling craft some people are selling kids stuff. It's just…
1 dead, 1 injured in Montgomery Shooting
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that left one woman dead and a man injured. It happened in the 2700 block of Sumpter Ave around 8:30 p.m. Friday. The man was treated for non life threatening injuries, police say the…
Fallen Trees Damage Two Homes in North Montgomery County
Montgomery County Emergency Management Director Christina Thornton says fallen trees damaged two homes in North Montgomery County Friday. The homes are located at 38 and 42 Rosewood Pl. Thorton says the strongs storms that blew through the area brought the…
Argument Over Cutting Grass Leads to Fatal Autauga Co. Shooting
Authorities say an argument over cutting grass on disputed property led to a fatal shooting. The Montgomery Advertiser reported Thursday that Autauga County Sheriff Joe Sedinger said 59-year old John Brown had been cutting grass on disputed property Saturday, the…
EXTRA: 25 Years of TV Talk in Montgomery
2017 marks 25 years of the TV talk show "Good Afternoon Montgomery", hosted by Joe Hagler. Through the years, the show has moved from CBS 8 to ABC Montgomery to…
Despite Vandalism, Debs Dixie Softball Team Headed to World Series
Graffiti marked the walls inside and out on restrooms and also the press box at the AUM Youth Baseball and Softball Complex. For Debs Dixie Softball Team, it was a hard…
Hugh Freeze Resigns as Ole Miss Football Coach
Mississippi coach Hugh Freeze has resigned after five seasons, bringing a stunning end to a once-promising tenure. The school confirmed Freeze's resignation in a release Thursday night. Assistant Matt Luke has been named the interim coach. The Rebels had a…
State AG Commissioner Talks Mad Cow Disease
A case of Mad Cow Disease has been confirmed in the state of Alabama. So, should people be concerned about the food supply? State Agriculture Commissioner John McMillan says, 'No!' McMillan…
ASU Administrator Selected to Present at Prestigious NCAA Conference
Dr. Ron Brown, associate athletic director for academics at Alabama State, has been selected to present at the annual NCAA Accelerating Academic Success Program (AASP) Conference in New Orleans on July 26-28. Brown’s breakout session topic is “Effective Cross-Campus Relationships.” A…
Back-To-School Sales-Tax Free Weekend
The yearly sales tax holiday leading up to the new school year begins at Midnight. Not all municipalities are taking part, and not all items are free of all sales taxes. The Alabama Department of Revenue has complete information on…
Hot Car Dangers
As summer heats up in Montgomery, people are looking for ways to stay cool. Jameelah Brown And her goddaughter, Lauren, are planning to take a walk in the park, one of…
Veterans Get Help Finding Employment
Montgomery area veterans are getting help finding jobs thanks to a partnership between The Central Alabama Veterans Employment Council and the Family Guidance Center of Alabama. The groups conducted a Veteran Employment…
Local Cleaning Service Offers Free Services to Cancer Patients
It's not your typical cleaning service. The ladies of "Two Maids and a Mop" serve as a healing tool for cancer patients. "They can focus on themselves and not worry about cleaning.…
State Rep. Mike Holmes to Run for Re-Election in Elmore County
Elmore County businessman and timber farmer Mike Holmes (R) will seek a second full term in the State House of Representatives, his campaign announced today. “I’m looking forward to going back to Montgomery, to continue working for the people of…
EXTRA: Gov. Kay Ivey Marks First 100 Days in Office
Gov. Kay Ivey is marking her 100th day in office this week. She took office April 10, after former Gov. Robert Bentley resigned during an investigation into his administration…
Protesting the Capri's Decision to Not Show Siegelman Film
The Capri Theatre in Montgomery's Cloverdale neighborhood is standing by its decision to not show the film of former governor Don Siegelman, despite protests. Tuesday night, about one hundred members…
Alabama State University Celebrates 150th Birthday
Alabama State University has reached a major milestone in its history. Its celebrating its Sesquicentennial birthday after turning 150 years old Monday. School officials say it makes Alabama State the oldest 'state sponsored'…
Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday Happens Next Weekend
Alabama’s next back-to-school sales tax holiday weekend is coming up. From Friday, July 21 until midnight Sunday, July 23, the state is waiving its 4% sales tax on eligible clothes, school supplies and electronics. In addition, many cities and counties…
