Two Montgomery Residents Killed in Crenshaw County Crash
Alabama State Troopers say two people from Montgomery have been killed in a two-car crash in Crenshaw County.
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As Pike Road continues to grow, is there a need for a full-time fire department?
As Pike Road is currently the fastest growing community in the state, the town continues to assess the need for a full-time fire department.Â
Selma Man Stabbed to Death Over the Weekend
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- Selma Police are investigating the city's 16th murder of the year. Police Chief Kenta Fulford says 48 year old Roderick Moore of Selma -- was stabbed to death over…
New Waters of the World Exhibit Opens at the Montgomery Zoo
There's a new fun exhibit that just opened at the Montgomery Zoo. Water of the World is an exhibit with cool aquatic animals for the whole family to see. The exhibit is filled with South American animals of all kinds,…
COVID-19 in Alabama: Hospital Statistics for Monday, Sept. 20 Show Hospitalizations Down, ICU Bed Availability Up
The Alabama Hospital Association has released its daily statistics on the status of Alabama hospitals in treating people with COVID-19. The latest numbers show hopeful signs that hospitalization numbers are going down, while the state now has even more ICU beds available.
3rd Annual Great Alabama 650 Race Began Over the Weekend
The 3rd Annual Great Alabama 650 Paddling Race is underway. This 650 mile paddle race starts from the north Alabama and ends at the Gulf. Some of the competitors have already gone through the River Region on their 10 day…
UPDATE: Montgomery Police Make Arrest in Woman's Shooting Death
Montgomery police have charged a suspect with murder in a woman's shooting death that happened earlier this month.
Man Shot in Montgomery Early Sunday Morning
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that happen early Sunday morning.
Former Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa Injured Sunday
The former Alabama quarterback and national champion was carted off the field Sunday.
Auburn to Hold Town Hall on Sexual Assault Following Protest
Auburn University plans to hold a town hall on sexual assault following a trio of recent reported cases that prompted a protest by dozens of students and advocates.
National POW/MIA Recognition Day Held at State Capitol
The ceremony honored and remembered the brave men and women who endured the hardships as prisoners of war, the missing in action who are still unaccounted for and paid special recognition to their families who bore the cost of war.
The Grand Opening Celebration Held for 5.11 Montgomery Location
A new store had its grand opening Saturday in the Shoppes at East Chase. 5.11 sells technical apparel, footwear, and gear for tactical professionals and outdoor enthusiasts. This is the first of its stores in Alabama, with 2 more being…
Update: Dog Dies in House Fire on Vaughn Road in Pike Road
A house fire in Pike Road left a family's home with extensive damage.
One Person Killed, Another Injured in Montgomery Shooting
Montgomery police are investigating a shooting that happened early Saturday morning that left one person dead and another person hurt.
Shots Fired into Home of Dallas Co. School Superintendent
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Dallas County Sheriff's office is investigating a shooting at the home of the Dallas County School Superintendent. "This is alarming!" Sheriff Mike Granthum says unknown suspects -- drove…
ADPH Reported that Multiple Pregnant People have been Hospitalized with COVID
The newest update from the Alabama Department of Public Health shows a concern for pregnant women with COVID. It has been reported by the ADPH that 23 pregnant women have been hospitalized with COVID this week alone, and 7 of…
COVID-19 in Alabama: Hospital Statistics for Friday, Sept. 17, Finally Show a Surplus of ICU Beds
The Alabama Hospital Association has released statistics on the status of Alabama hospitals in treating people with COVID-19, which finally show the state has available ICU beds.
Gov. Ivey Calls Special Session for Prisons
Governor Kay Ivey has announced the date for the Alabama legislature's special session to address prisons. In a letter sent to legislators on Friday, Governor Ivey says the special session will begin on Monday, September 27. Lawmakers will have the…
Opelika man charged in death of 2-month-old daughter
OPELIKA, Ala. (AP) — Police say an Alabama man who took his 2-month-old daughter to a hospital with serious injuries has been charged in the infant’s death. Opelika Police Chief…
Harris: Alabama Recorded More Deaths Than Births in 2020
At a news conference Friday in Montgomery, Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris says the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a startling statistic: Alabama recorded more deaths in 2020 than births.
ADPH School Dashboard: Significant Drop in Weekly COVID-19 Cases
The Alabama Department of Public Health has released a new COVID-19 school dashboard. It shows a significant drop in cases among the school systems that have reported to the state.
John McMillan Resigns as State Treasurer; Young Boozer Returns to Replace Him
Gov. Kay Ivey has accepted the resignation of State Treasurer John McMillan as he becomes executive director for the Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission. She has named former State Treasurer Young Boozer to replace him.
Man Found Guilty of Killing Woman Found Dead in Well in 2019
TUSCALOOSA, Aa. (AP) - Authorities say a jury has found a man guilty Wednesday in the death of a Jefferson County woman whose body was found at the bottom of a well. The Tuscaloosa County District Attorney says Tyler Battles…
Alabama Man Gets Prison for Pointing Laser at Helicopter
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - An Alabama man has been sentenced to eight months in federal prison for aiming a laser at a helicopter last year. U.S. District Judge Anna M. Manasco sentenced 27-year-old Gabriel Lopez Mathews, who pleaded guilty to…
COVID-19 in Alabama: Hospital Statistics for Thursday, Sept. 16
The Alabama Hospital Association has released statistics on the status of Alabama hospitals in treating people with COVID-19, which show overall numbers continuing to fall, but the number of pediatric patients growing.
