Faulkner University Receives $4.25 Million in Grants for African American, Minority Students
Faulkner University has announced it has received two grants totaling $4.25 million for Black and minority students.
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How to Help in the Blood Shortage When You Cannot Give Blood
All blood types are needed during the blood shortage, but some people cannot donate blood for multiple reasons.
UPDATE: Prattville Police Identify Jewelry Theft Suspect They Want to Find
Prattville police say they now know the name of the jewelry theft suspect they want to find.
"V.I.P." Interview With Founder William Bowman
Those who are visually impaired have to overcome many challenges, for example finding a way to get transportation. Thankfully in our area, there are people that can help. William Bowman has an organization,…
Selma Police Investigating Shooting That Left One Dead, One Injured
Selma police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead and another man injured.
City Leader Sees Bright Future For West Montgomery As Developments Are Coming
In West Montgomery, city leaders are looking forward to the future as major developments are coming to the area. City councilwoman for District 4, Audrey Graham, believes bigger days are ahead for the area…
Montgomery Woman Killed in Crash
A single-vehicle crash has killed a Montgomery woman.
Millbrook Revelers Host Annual Mardi Gras Parade
More than 60 marching units and fun floats took to the streets of Downtown Millbrook for the annual Mardi Gras Parade!
Alabama Plan for Fighting Invasive River Animal, Plant Species Approved
Alabama will be now eligible for as much as $100,000 annually in federal money to fight invasive aquatic species like carp and plants.
Alabama House to Vote on Allowing Concealed Handguns without Permit
The Alabama House of Representatives could vote soon on legislation to do away with the requirement for a person to get a permit to carry a concealed handgun in public.
Supporters in Alabama Face Uphill Battle to Decriminalize Marijuana
Supporters are continuing to push for Alabama to join the ranks of states that have decriminalized small amounts of marijuana.
New Selma Fire Chief
Selma City Officials have announced Willie Mason Jr. as Fire Chief.
On Your Side Consumer Alert: FDA Sends Warning about Some Products Sold at Family Dollar Stores in Alabama
Some products sold at Family Dollar stores in Alabama are being recalled after more than 1,000 dead rodents were found at a distribution facility.
Candlelight Vigil Held in Memory of 3-Year-Old Ja'Syeon Green
 3-year-old Ja'Syeon Green was shot to death February 11 in Montgomery. Friday, his family and their friends held a candlelight vigil in remembrance of his life.
Alabama School Choice Bill Goes to Study Group
A school choice bill that could give parents $5,500 in state funds to send their child to private school or elsewhere is headed to a study group for negotiations.
Georgia Man Facing List of Charges, Including Attempted Murder, in Perry County
A Georgia man is being held in the Perry County Jail on a list of charges, including attempted murder.
Dothan Police Officer Involved in Shooting
A Dothan police officer has been involved in a shooting.
New Mural Adds Another Attraction in Selma
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A new mural going up in downtown Selma -- showcases another part of the Queen City's rich history and adds another dimension to the city's tourism appeal. The mural…
Man Shot Near Community Center in Montgomery
Montgomery police are investigating s shooting that happened near a community center.
Gatlin Brothers Concert at MPAC Postponed
The Montgomery Performing Arts Centre says the upcoming Gatlin Brothers concert has been postponed due to COVID concerns.
Montgomery Fire and Rescue Has 19 New Trainees Joining the Ranks
The Fire and Rescue trainee class of 2021-B graduated downtown in the Montgomery City Hall.
Auburn University to Make Face Masks Optional on Campus
Auburn University says that it will soon make face masks optional for everyone on campus.
On Your Side Consumer Alert: Powdered Baby Formula Recalled
The Alabama Department of Public Health says some powdered baby formula should not be used due to a recall.
What the Tech? What You Must Know Before Booking Travel Online
There's no shortage of travel websites that offer bookings, reviews, recommendations and comparisons. If you've ever used one to find good deals, you may have noticed that most travel sites offer similar prices. Why?
Gov. Kay Ivey Wants Alabama School Systems, Universities to End Face Mask Mandates
Gov. Kay Ivey has issued a statement calling on all Alabama schools and universities to end their face mask mandates.
