Murder-Suicide Under Investigation in Lee, Chambers Counties
An apparent murder-suicide is under investigation in Lee and Chambers counties.
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Opelika Police Searching for Missing Woman
18-year-old Tanihja Harris was last seen on November 12 entering a dark colored Ford Focus that was traveling in the direction of Birmingham Highway.
Police: Body Found in Demopolis Believed to be Linden Missing Man
Linden police say the Demopolis Police Department and the Demopolis Fire Department pulled a body from a canal that runs along the backside of the hospital.
New Site Honors First Black Student at Auburn University
AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — A new site on the Auburn University campus honors the school’s first black student, Harold A. Franklin. The university and members of the Franklin family dedicated a marker and a brick courtyard during a ceremony on…
Carnival Cruises to Resume Alabama Operations March 5
MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Nearly two years after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Carnival Cruise Lines is restarting operations in Mobile. Carnival said that all 22 of its U.S.-based ships will be back in operation by March 2022, with…
Tuscaloosa Mercedes Plant Donating 15 Vehicles to Schools
VANCE, Ala. (AP) — The Mercedes-Benz automotive plant in Tuscaloosa is donating 15 sport-utility test vehicles to Alabama schools for use in classroom training. Mercedes-Benz International, Inc. announced the donations to 13 high schools and two community colleges on Friday.…
Last In Math: Alabama Politicians Look for Ways to Close Gap
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — State elected officials are working on a math initiative in an effort to boost scores. Republican Sen. Arthur Orr is working on proposed legislation for lawmakers to consider in 2022. He said it would include hiring…
MACOA Holds "International Tasting" Fundraiser, Offering Locals a Taste from Around the World
The Montgomery Area Council on Aging held their annual “International Tasting” fundraiser.
First Assembly of God in Millbrook Cuts Ribbon on New Church Building
First Assembly of God in Millbrook held a rededication ceremony for their new building.
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church Gives Away "Turkeys, Games, and Essentials"
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist, a church filled with rich history, has been serving the community since the 1800s. This year is no exception.
Auburn QB Bo Nix Out With Ankle Injury
According to ESPN, Auburn quarterback Bo Nix will have surgery on Monday to repair the ankle injury suffered during Saturday's loss to Mississippi State.
Montgomery Shooting Leaves Three Men Injured
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that has left three men injured.
Auburn University to No Longer Require Masks Inside Most Buildings for Vaccinated People
Beginning Monday, Nov. 15, Auburn University says it will no longer require face masks in most campus buildings for those who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
Juvenile Shot on Auburn Street in Montgomery
Montgomery police are investigating the shooting of a juvenile male.
Tuskegee Man Struck, Killed by Unknown Vehicle
Alabama State Troopers say a Tuskegee man has been struck and killed by an unknown vehicle.
$10 Million WiFi Upgrade Coming to Jordan-Hare Stadium
Auburn University’s football stadium will get an upgrade to its wireless network estimated to cost $10 million.
Alabama Lawmakers Working on Plan to Boost Student Math Scores
State elected officials are working on a math initiative in an effort to boost scores.
One Killed, Five Hurt in Shooting at Troy Gas Station
Troy police are investigating a shooting at a gas station that left one person dead and five others injured.
Man Missing from Veterans Hospital on Perry Hill Road in Montgomery
If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Edwin Clinton Hoover, call the Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System PD at (334) 727‐ 0550 ext. 53466 or call 911.
Auburn Meltdown Leads to 25 Point Comeback Win for Mississippi State
On Saturday the Auburn Tigers had a 25 point lead, but lost to the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
Alabama Tradition Since 1949: Governor Pardons Turkeys
Gov. Kay Ivey on Friday continued an Alabama Thanksgiving-season tradition by pardoning two turkeys from becoming someone's holiday meal.
Carnival to Resume Cruises from Mobile on March 5
Nearly two years after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, Carnival Cruise Lines is planning to restart operations in Mobile next year.
Arrest Made in Montgomery Shooting
Montgomery police have made an arrest in the shooting of a woman on Friday night.
Gov. Ivey Breaks Ground on West Alabama Corridor Project
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Governor Kay Ivey along with state and local officials from five west Alabama counties -- broke ground on the long-awaited West Alabama Corridor project Friday in Linden. "All my…
Businesses Reopen after Gas Leak at the Shoppes at Eastchase
A gas leak at the Shoppes at Eastchase forced some businesses there to temporarily close. The call went out just before 4:30PM Friday. Montgomery Fire/Rescue says the gas leak was the result of a vehicle hitting a nearby gas meter.…
