A Few Strong To Severe Storms Possible Wednesday
Storms ultimately become scattered to numerous Wednesday. A few storms may become severe, capable of damaging winds up to 60 mph.
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How To Stand Out In A Crowded Job Market
Dr. Nichole Thompson from The Lab on Dexter joined David Lamb on Alabama News Rising to offer advice to business owners on how to stand out in a highly competitive job…
Mobis Alabama teams up with Montgomery Habitat for Humanity to rehab house for new homeowner
Team members from Mobis Alabama rolled up their sleeves to help with the painting and a lot of drywall work.Â
Montgomery Area Businesses Coping with Staffing Shortages
The lack of workers comes from how the job market adapted and still continues from the pandemic.
W.A. Gayle Planetarium in Montgomery to reopen after temporary closure
Interim Director Rick Evans announced on Facebook Tuesday that the planetarium is schedule to open around mid-August.
Twitter sues to force Musk to complete his $44B acquisition
Musk and Twitter have been bracing for a legal fight since the billionaire said Friday he was backing off of his April agreement to buy the company.
Montgomery Police Searching for Missing Man
Police say Christopher Williams was last seen on Saturday, July 9.
Braves World Series trophy tour to make stop in Montgomery
The trophy is scheduled to be at The Home Depot on Eastern Blvd. on August 4 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Inmate charged with murder of jail official during escape
Casey White, 38, has been indicted on a murder charge for the shooting death of Vicky White.
Alabama Back to School Sales Tax Holiday Weekend Runs July 15-17
Starting this Friday through Sunday, the state is waiving its four percent sales tax on school-related supplies, computers and clothing.
Less Rain Tuesday, Then More Rain Through Friday
Rain coverage likely remains rather isolated through Tuesday evening. Outside of rain, the sky becomes partly cloudy with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.
Pike Road Waffle House Projected to Open on July 18th
Waffle House first announced the restaurant coming to the area in February 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic slowed down the construction process.
Montgomery Police Open Homicide Investigation Following Death of a Montgomery Man
Police say 46-year-old Ricardo Quinonez, of Montgomery, was found fatally injured in the 3000 block of Rosa L. Parks Avenue Sunday night.
Montgomery Man Dead, Woman Injured in Shooting Tuesday
Just after midnight Tuesday, police responded to the intersection of Atlanta Highway and Perry Hill Road after receiving a report of a person shot.Â
New Initiative to Address Panhandling in Montgomery
Central Alabama Community Foundation has partnered with the City of Montgomery and the Montgomery County Commission to create the 'Give Smart Montgomery' giving initiative.
Wife of Greenville Police Officer Dies after being Hit by Car, Suspect in Custody
The incident happened at a gathering outside of the Greenville city limits.Â
Less Hot, Still Humid, More Rain Throughout This Week
Additional showers and storms form Monday afternoon, though as usual in July, some locations miss out on rain.
Clotilda descendants mark anniversary of last slave ship
The descendants of the 110 people aboard the Clotilda, the last known slave ship to bring enslaved African people to the United States, held a ceremony to mark the anniversary of the vessel's arrival.
UPDATE: Officials Working to Repair Gas Leak in Pike Road, Road Reopened
Pike Road Fire says the leak is at the intersection of Chantilly Parkway and Vaughn Road.Â
Juvenile Boy Killed in Montgomery Accidental Shooting
Montgomery Police say a juvenile is dead after suffering from an accidental gunshot wound.
Woman Killed in Tallapoosa County Crash
Alabama State Troopers say a woman has been killed in an SUV crash in Tallapoosa County.
i-Team Follow-Up: What Changes Do People in West Montgomery Want?
Alabama News Network brought you an i-Team special report on plans to bring new homes and businesses to West Montgomery. But what do people in that area want most?
Auburn University Doing Its Part to Ease U.S. Pilot Shortage
The U.S. aviation industry is facing a pilot shortage, which has led to flight cancellations and travel frustrations. But hundreds of aviation students at Auburn University hope to take to the skies and ease this problem.
Tuskegee Celebrates Inaugural Watermelon Festival
Tuskegee Celebrates Inaugural Watermelon Festival
Man Killed in Lowndes County Crash
Alabama State Troopers say a man has been killed in a crash in Lowndes County.
