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What The Tech App of the Day: RunPee
Don't let the name fool you. It may sound like a joke, but it's one of the most practical apps for movie lovers.
8 ON YOUR SIDE CONSUMER ALERT: Publix recalls some frozen berries
Publix has now recalled all of its GreenWise organic frozen blueberries and whole mixed berries due to E. coli concerns.
Man shot on Eastern Boulevard in Montgomery
Montgomery police say a man has been shot on Eastern Boulevard.
Montgomery residents raise concerns over proposed short-term rental ordinance
As Montgomery prepares to regulate short-term rentals, some residents say the proposed ordinance does not protect neighborhoods as promised.
Joe L. Reed's name returns to ASU Acadome
Alabama State University has returned the name of former trustee Joe L. Reed, the father of Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed, to its Acadome.
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed extends invitation to Birmingham Stallions
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed is inviting the UFL's Birmingham Stallions to move to Montgomery as the team departs its longtime home.
What's Happening: July 31-August 2
You and your family can enjoy the back-to-school season and take in many other fun events in the River Region this weekend!
New development coming to Eastchase Parkway in Montgomery
Dirt is expected to turn next week and will open in phases.
What The Tech: What a federal robot ban could mean for you
A new federal restriction on foreign-produced robots may sound like something aimed only at futuristic humanoid machines and robotic dogs.
Nursing Students at LBW Community College Celebrate Pinning Ceremony
Nursing students at LBW Community College are taking the first steps in their new careers in the healthcare field.
Seeds of generosity are producing a harvest of hope through Manna House in Montgomery
What started with paper bags of food has grown into a mission capable of serving a thousand meals a day. How Manna House is bringing Montgomery together to feed the hungry.
Montgomery Public Schools is getting students ready for a new year with a Back-to-School Bash
Montgomery Public Schools is hosting a free Back-To-School Bash for area families to help kick off the new school year.
Selma landscapers beat the heat with water and frequent breaks
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The state of Alabama is caught in the grip of a dangerous heatwave. Many people are staying inside under the air conditioning to stay safe, but some people make their living working outdoors. The Dog…
TSA finds stolen Civil War-era cannonballs in passenger's suitcase at Gulf Shores airport
A TSA agent discovered a set of stolen Civil War-era cannonballs in a passenger's suitcase during a routine security screening at Gulf Shores International airport, law enforcement officials say.
Active shooter drill held at Montgomery Catholic School
The Montgomery City/County Emergency Management Agency has held an active shooter drill at Montgomery Catholic School.
Fatal industrial accident under investigation in Chilton County
The Chilton County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal industrial accident.
Man convicted of raping, strangling five-year-old girl in Phenix City set for execution in August
An Alabama death row inmate is closer to his execution date next month.
Father who gave gun to Georgia school shooter sentenced to 15 years in prison
A man who gave his son the gun he used to kill two students and two teachers at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Local airports getting grant money for improvements
The Alabama Department of Transportation is awarding more than $3.1 million in grants to improve 11 airports, some in our area.
Birmingham Stallions professional football team leaving the city
The Birmingham Stallions UFL professional football team will be leaving the Magic City.
What the Tech: Are Your Phone and Social Media Apps Listening to Your Conversations?
The technology to analyze audio and use it for advertising certainly exists. But there is no evidence that Meta secretly activates your phone’s microphone to target you with ads.
ONLY ON 8: Political Analyst Steve Flowers previews August 11 special primaries
Action 8 Political Analyst Steve Flowers previews the August 11 special primaries that will be held in some Alabama congressional districts.
Covington County welcomes Southern Transformer Services
Covington County is experiencing economic growth as the city of Florala welcomes a new industry.
Selma-Dallas Co. community unites for Back to School Bash
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The start of the new school year is now less than two weeks away and the Selma-Dallas County community is rallying together to make sure area students are…
