Urban League of Alabama expands services in Montgomery
A nonprofit well known for serving local communities is expanding its services in Montgomery.
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Pine Level holds mental health conference
Town leaders in Pine Level are helping residents learn about mental health services available to them.
What The Tech: Amazon customers eligible for settlement over prime cancellation complaints
The FTC says Amazon tricked people into subscribing to prime, and then made it nearly impossible to cancel.
Pay It Forward: Melodie Trammell of Montgomery
Melodie Trammell works fulltime at the Cancer Wellness Foundation of Central Alabama helping cancer patients get the care they need.
What the Tech: See the easy way to keep up with all of your passwords
Apple and Google are making it easier for you to keep up with all of your digital passwords.
College Culture Show and Battle of the Bands coming to Millbrook
The College Culture Show and Battle of the Bands will be coming to 17 Springs in Millbrook on Saturday, complete with a 360-degree photo booth.
Alabama National Fair opens Friday at Garrett Coliseum
The finishing touches are being put on the 71st Annual Alabama National Fair, known as "The 11 Best Days of Fall."
What The Tech App of the Day: Notion
Notion is part note-taker, part project manager, part calendar, and part well, anything else you can think of.
Lace Up on the Gridiron: Scores and highlights from September 25-26
Here are your high school football scores and highlights from September 25-26 from Action 8's Lace Up Sports.
Pine Level celebrates opening of its town hall
The town of Pine Level in Autauga County has cut the ribbon on its new town hall.
What The Tech: Where to find online stores you thought were gone forever
From Kmart to Circuit City, and even ToysRUs - online stores you thought were gone forever are actually still around. You just have to know where to look.
Emergency drill held at Montgomery Regional Airport
The Montgomery Regional Airport has held a full-scale emergency drill to prepare various agencies for a real-life disaster.
Pike Road Schools hold walk to help prevent suicide
Pike Road Schools has brought awareness to Suicide Prevention Month with its 2nd annual Steps for Strength Walk.
What's Happening: September 26-28
It may not feel like fall, but there are plenty of ways to celebrate the season in the River Region!
What The Tech: Which is cheaper - cable tv or streaming subscriptions?
Remember when streaming was the cheap alternative to cable? We all do, but those days may be behind us, as prices are going up again.
What The Tech: Protecting your Facebook settlements from scams
These days, it's best to treat every unexpected message about money as a scam. Especially if it tells you to 'click here' to claim your payment.
CITY ELECTIONS: Frank "Chris" Lee defeats Tuskegee Mayor Tony Haygood
Tuskegee City Council member Frank “Chris” Lee has defeated incumbent Tony Haygood in the runoff for mayor.
CITY ELECTIONS: Greenville Mayor Dexter McLendon loses office he's held for decades
Greenville has elected a new mayor, with Mayor Dexter McLendon losing his re-election bid to Jae'Ques Brown, who is a member of the city council.
CITY ELECTIONS: Voters in Selma elect new mayor to replace James Perkins, Jr.
Voters in Selma have elected a new mayor to replace James Perkins, Jr., who had lost his re-election bid last month.
Pay It Forward: Dwayne Richardson of Montgomery
Dwayne Richardson wears many hats from cleaning up his neighborhood by mowing the grass and landscaping to being the "go to" handyman.
What The Tech: What American travelers need to know about foreign outlets
If you've traveled overseas, you already know our plugs don't work in most of the outlets around the world. All plugs are not created equal, and ours won't fit into most of outlets in the world.
Montgomery mayor, police chief speak about recent violence in the city
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed and Police Chief James Graboys have held a news conference regarding the deadly violence that has hit the Capital City in recent days.
Gov. Kay Ivey speaks about dangerous political climate in U.S.
Gov. Kay Ivey has told political and business leaders that she is saddened by the state of the political climate in our country.
What The Tech: Would American parents implement a 'no phone policy?'
"They know how it feels to spend 8 hours on the phone all day, but nobody's helping them. To me it's like an addict, when you continue to give an addict the substance that they're addicted to, what are they going to do? They're gonna take it,"
Shingles manufacturer Owens Corning coming to the city of Prattville
The facility is expected to have nearly 100 employees.
