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.
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City of Selma provides youth 16 and up with jobs for the summer
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The city of Selma provides summer jobs for over a hundred -- high school and college students this summer. Monday was orientation day for participants in the first half…
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.
Search underway for attempted murder suspect in Wilcox County
19-year-old Jah Bridges is wanted for shooting into an occupied building and attempted murder.
$5,000 reward offered in 2023 Selma murder case
23-year-old Joseph Goodwin was shot and killed in May 2023 in Selma.
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.
Man arrested in Lee County homicide
The incident happened around 7:18 p.m. Sunday in the 100 block of Lee Road 685 N., just east of Opelika.
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.
Victims identified in Montgomery fatal crash
The two-vehicle accident happened around 2:45 a.m. Sunday at the intersection of Madison Avenue and Hopper Street.
What the Tech: TSA issues warning about using free airport charging stations
TSA is warning you of the risks involving free charging stations at airports and in other places.
Montgomery Fire Chief Miford Jordan announces retirement
Montgomery Fire Chief Miford Jordan has announced his retirement, effective August 1.
FBI: Eight injured in Colorado by man with flamethrower who yelled "Free Palestine"
A man using a makeshift flamethrower is accused of yelling “Free Palestine” and attacking a group in Boulder, Colorado, that had assembled to raise attention for Israeli hostages in Gaza.
Three Dead, One Seriously Injured in Separate Weekend Crashes in Montgomery
Investigations into all three incidents are ongoing.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Board President Responds to Mayor's Public Attack Over Governance Dispute
"Concerns over current operations are ‘manufactured' – just because certain city officials keep saying that the City Museum Board and Association Board are 'operating illegally’ does not make it so."
Community Gathers in Pink to Raise Breast Cancer Awareness at Woodmere Park
Attendees of all ages learned about the importance of regular self-exams and early detection.
Grillers Compete at 11th Annual Burger Wars in Downtown Opelika
Food lovers sampled dozens of burgers and voted for the coveted “crowd favorite” title at Burger Wars.
Craig Waller announces bid to be next Greenville mayor
Craig Waller publicly announces his run for Greenville's next mayor at a free crawfish boil in Greenville.
Safe from the Storm: How to help your roof withstand a hurricane
Hurricanes can bring roof damage, even inland in our part of Alabama. Here is how you can make sure you don't lose your roof when winds are close to or above hurricane force.
Mother Still Seeks Justice Five Years After Her Son Was Gunned Down in Montgomery
Grieving mother Mollie Gardner feels alone in her fight to find her son's killer five years after he was gunned down in Montgomery.
May Day event raises money for new community center in Minter
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Dallas County community of Minter hosts its annual May Day Celebration this weekend. The event helps to raise money for the effort to build a new community center…
Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit releases new data
The Metro Area Crime Suppression Unit, or MACS, has released new data on fighting crime in the area.
Loretta Swit, Emmy-winner who played Maj. Houlihan on pioneering series 'M.A.S.H.,' has died at 87
Publicist Harlan Boll says Swit died Friday at her home in New York City, likely from natural causes.
