WATCH: Remembering the Deadly Dale's Penthouse Restaurant Fire of 1967
February 7, 1967 will forever be remembered as one of the most tragic days in Montgomery history.
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Fraternal Order of Police President & Mayor Reed At Odds Over Crime Prevention
Everette Johnson, the Alabama Fraternal Order of Police President, is at odds with Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed over a statement he made at a city council meeting.
Macon Co. Sees Severe Damages After Storms, Many Road Closures
Macon Co. is seeing several damages around the county after Thursdays storms. EMA director Frank Lee says at least 20 parts of the area are suffering, including some where the roads completely…
Carnival Cruise Line to Temporarily Suspend Cruises from Mobile Starting in October
According to Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson, Carnival Cruise Line will suspend cruises from Mobile for 11 months, starting in October.
Supreme Court sides with GOP in Alabama election map case
The court’s action Monday, by a 5-4 vote, means the upcoming elections will be conducted under a map drawn by Alabama’s Republican-controlled legislature that contains one majority-Black district.
Montgomery Police Make Arrests in Three Robberies
Montgomery police have announced arrests in three recent robberies.
PHOTOS: Wetumpka Police Need Help Solving String of Thefts at Businesses
Wetumpka police need your help in solving several thefts at businesses.Â
Selma Riverbank to Get Federal Money for Stabilization Needs
Federal money is coming to Selma to help design a way to stabilize the riverbank near the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
Main Street Wetumpka Hosts "Galentine's on Main"
It was the ultimate girls day to enjoy Downtown Wetumpka. Mother/daughter duos, sisters, and friends spent the day sipping, shopping and enjoying Valentine's Day festivities.
Prattville Police Searching for Robbery Suspect
Prattville police need your help finding the man suspected of robbing a business.Â
"Montgomery Fire" Basketball Team Holds Chili Cookoff Fundraiser
The Montgomery Fire boys travel basketball program is turning chili into cash for the team's upcoming season.
"Get Your Valentine's Orders in Early," Florist Urges Because of Supply Chain Issues
Flowers are a Valentine's Day staple, but it might be harder to get that special someone in your life their favorite flowers this year.
Montgomery Sheriff's Office Looking for Missing Man
61 year old Darrell Manning was last seen on I-85 walking away from a traffic accident.
PHOTOS: March Against Gun Violence in Montgomery
With the increase of gun violence in Montgomery and across the country, Candlelight Ministries and others cam out to walk and pray through communities affected by violence.Â
Black Worker at First White House of the Confederacy Raises Race Complaint
A Black receptionist who has retired from the First White House of the Confederacy in Montgomery has filed a racial discrimination complaint.
Macon County EMA Says Residents Moving Caution Signs, Driving On Dangerous Roads
Macon County EMA director is warning residents about the dangers of ignoring hazard signs and driving on dangerous roads after a resident drove into a washed out road on Saturday.
Suspected Murder For Hire Fugitive Darin Starr Turns Himself In
Darin Starr, who was wanted in a murder for hire case in Coffee County, has turned himself in to authorities in Texas.
Alabama's First Alcohol Delivery Service Headed To Montgomery
There is a new type of delivery service in the state of Alabama. In 2021, state lawmakers passed the SB-126 bill that allows for alcohol delivery services to be created. A Birmingham native by the name of Rashad Grimes along with his partners created the first alcohol delivery service called 'Dippi'.Â
Man Injured in Shooting Near Carter Hill Road in Montgomery
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured.
Local Residents Affected by Bed Shortages in Hospitals
One local man, John Thornell, is speaking out saying he's calling on state officials to work harder on finding a solution for the bed shortage problem. Dr. Scott Harris, state health officer, says…
Troy University Is Offering More Scholarships for Transfer Students
Troy University have rebuilt their transfer scholarships to help keep students out of debt once they graduate.
Former Alabama Corrections Lieutenant Sentenced to Nine Years in Prison
A former Alabama Department of Corrections lieutenant has been sentenced for failing to stop an officer from assaulting an inmate.
Pike Road Schools Welcome South Korean Student Teachers in New Program
23 South Korean student teachers have come to Pike Road schools to study teaching in their new program.
Jackson Hospital Shows Importance of National 'Go Red for Women' Day
Jackson Hospital is shining a light on the importance of heart health on National Go Red For Women Day. On Saturday, Feb. 5, Links Inc. is hosting a virtual discussion about heart…
UPDATE: Tornado that Hit Hale County Was an EF-2
The National Weather Service says the tornado that killed a woman in Hale County Thursday was an EF-2.
