Justice Dept.: Alabama can't prosecute people who help women leave the state for abortions
The U.S. Department of Justice says Alabama can't prosecute people and groups who help women leave the state to get an abortion.
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Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama makes big donation to United Way
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama and its employees have made a big donation to the United Ways of Alabama.
Dallas Co. Schools host 6th Annual College & Career Fair
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The annual Dallas County School District College and Career Fair -- gave hundreds of seniors -- the opportunity to learn more about higher education -- and possible career opportunities.…
What the Tech: Beware of Siri scams
As scams go, this is a wild one.
What's Happening: November 10-12
Veterans Day will be celebrated in a big way this weekend in the River Region. That's not all that's going on.
3 Degree Guarantee: Medical Outreach Ministries gets $1,450 check
We are happy to give away another 3 Degree Guarantee check to a local charity.
Montgomery homicide suspect arrested in Kentucky
Montgomery police say a man wanted for a homicide has been taken into custody in Kentucky.
Israel agrees to four-hour daily pauses in Gaza fighting to allow civilians to flee
Israel has agreed to put in place four-hour daily humanitarian pauses in its assault on Hamas in northern Gaza, the White House said.
CAMPAIGN 2024: CW Montgomery to air GOP presidential debate from Tuscaloosa
The fourth Republican Presidential Debate will be held in Tuscaloosa and can be seen locally on the CW Montgomery.
Hollywood Strikes Over: When could you could see your favorite shows return?
Missed your favorite actors? After nearly four months of striking, they're coming back.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Harriott II co-captain charged in riverfront brawl
The co-captain of Montgmery's Harriott II riverboat has been charged in connection to the brawl that got national attention this summer.
Final preparation underway to relocate historic Selma home
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The historic Jackson House in Selma is now in the final stages of preparation -- for an 800 mile relocation to the state of Michigan. In a little less…
Montgomery's City Council overrides Mayor's veto and re-implements ban on non-government flags
The American flag, the state flag of Alabama, the Montgomery County flag and the City of Montgomery's flag are now the only four flags allowed to be flown on city property.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: $1,000 reward offered to solve Montgomery murder
A $1,000 reward is being offered in the hopes of solving a man's shooting death that happened this summer.
Gov. Kay Ivey issues statewide no-burn order due to wildfire threat
Gov. Kay Ivey has issued a statewide no-burn order.
Monroeville man sentenced for buying hundreds of stolen log-ins
A Monroeville man has been sentenced to 24 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to buying stolen log-in credentials from the dark web.
ACTION 8 UPDATE: Former state lawmaker Dick Brewbaker enters District 2 Congressional race
Republican former state lawmaker Dick Brewbaker of Montgomey has qualified for the 2nd District Congressional race.
Republican senators are meeting with Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville to urge him to stop blocking military nominations
Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville said he’s open to negotiating an end to his blockade of almost 400 military nominees after meeting with fellow Republican senators.
New business comes to Country Club Centre in Midtown Montgomery
A well-known shopping center in Midtown Montgomery is getting a new business.
Documents from Tuskegee Syphilis Study now available to see online
You have a chance to learn more about a shameful part of national history that happened in Alabama -- the syphilis study at Tuskegee.
Gov. Kay Ivey pardons two lucky turkeys for Thanksgiving
It's an Alabama tradition that dates back 75 years, as the governor pardons two lucky turkeys just in time for them to avoid becoming someone's Thanksgiving meal.
Trump lashes out from the witness stand at judge, NY attorney general as he testifies in fraud trial
Trump's long-awaited testimony about property valuations and financial statements included jabs at the judge, who he said was biased against him, and New York's attorney general, whom he called a "political hack.”
ONLY ON 8: Political Analyst Steve Flowers on races for White House, U.S. House District 2
Action 8 Political Analyst Steve Flowers shared his insight into the presidential race and for the open seat in U.S. House District 2.
8 ON YOUR SIDE CONSUMER ALERT: Lead possibly found in applesauce pouches
Two more companies are recalling their cinnamon applesauce pouches over concerns of possible lead contamination.
Man shot and killed in Montgomery
A man is dead after being shot in Montgomery on Saturday.
