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AMC Offering "All You Can Eat" Popcorn Starting June 22
AMC Theatres on Tuesday announced that in celebration of the upcoming Cinema Week, AMC is offering moviegoers All You Can Eat Popcorn, at all AMC locations nationwide, beginning June 22.
Get an Inside Look at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb and Its History
Alabama News Network and Bahakel Sports are bringing you live streaming coverage of the 99th Pikes Peak International Hill Climb on Sunday. Here's an inside look at what makes this race unique.
Graphite Processing Plant to Help with Electric Vehicle Battery Production Coming to Coosa County
Gov. Kay Ivey has announced that Westwater Resources Inc. plans to build a first-of-its-kind advanced graphite processing plant in Coosa County. It will make an essential material for batteries that power electrical vehicles, electronics and other green energy products and equipment.
Trenholm State Pays Tuition Balance for Students Hit by Pandemic-Related Financial Problems
Trenholm State Community College has announced that it has paid the outstanding tuition balance of 259 students who experienced financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Opelika Police Searching for Hotel Robbery Suspect
Opelika police need help capturing the suspect in a hotel robbery.
Montgomery Police Searching for Robbery Suspect
Montgomery police say they need your help in finding a robbery suspect.
2 Men Wounded after Motel Shooting in Tuscaloosa
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Police in Tuscaloosa say they're investigating an early-morning shooting at a motel. Two people were wounded around dawn Tuesday at a Motel 6 on McFarland Boulevard East. Tuscaloosa police say two men were taken to DCH…
Hydrant Plant Reopens after Shooting Killed 2, Wounded 2
ALBERTVILLE, Ala. (AP) — A fire hydrant plant in Alabama reopened Monday, nearly a week after a gunman killed two co-workers and wounded two others there, news outlets reported. Albertville Police Chief Jamie Smith said Monday that investigators still don’t…
Colorado Company: Rezone for Alabama Plant; Plans in Court
GADSDEN, Ala. (AP) — A Colorado-based company has asked an Alabama airport to rezone about 88 acres for a proposed plant that would turn dead chickens and chicken parts into animal food. Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. wrote to the Gadsden Airport…
Youth Home Exec Says 'Words Cannot Explain' Crash
CAMP HILL, Ala. (AP) — Girls have often lived a life of abuse, abandonment or neglect by the time they land at a Christian youth home in rural Alabama, but an annual trip to the beach with the director…
Driver Safety Tips For Hydroplaning Situations, After Deadly Crash In Butler County
The 17 vehicle crash that occurred in Butler County over the weekend has made road safety concerns a priority once again. Authorities believe that at least one of the vehicles involved, hydroplaned as a result of the water on the roads. Hydroplaning is a dangerous and unpredictable occurrence that can happen to anyone at anytime on the roads.
Millbrook Police: Speeding Driver Hits Car, Killing Prattville Man
Millbrook police say a driver who was trying to elude officers by speeding ended up hitting a car, killing the driver inside.
Man Killed in Wreck on I-85 at Court Street in Montgomery
Montgomery police are investigating a weekend wreck that led to a man's death.
Tallapoosa Co. Girls Ranch Grieving Losses From I-65 Pileup Crash
Eight children from the Tallapoosa County Girls Ranch died in a pileup crash on I-65 Saturday, and now the ranch has to move forward with its mission as it grieves the loss of some of its own.
Prattville Hospital Opens New $6.5 Million Geriatric Behavioral Health Wing
Prattville Baptist Hospital held their Grand Opening ribbon cutting event for their new Geriatric Behavioral Health Wing. The $6.5 million investment features a brand new 22-bed wing inpatient psychological and behavioral care for older patients.
Mayor Steven Reed's Free Playball Sandlot Event Rescheduled for July 24
A free event scheduled for July 24 aims to expand the games of baseball and softball in Montgomery while strengthening affinity with those already involved in local leagues. Mayor Steven L. Reed is partnering with the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM), the Montgomery Biscuits, Major League Baseball (MLB) and RBI to host a free Sandlot event for Montgomery youth on Saturday, July 24, from 9 a.m. to noon at Riverwalk Stadium in Montgomery.
USDA Hosts Rural Development Rural Development Lender of the Year Ceremony in Montgomery
The USDA held its Rural Development Lender of the Year ceremony Monday in Montgomery. They celebrated the top three lenders that participated in the single-family housing guaranteed home loan program in 2020.
Montgomery County Woman Killed in Wreck
Alabama State Troopers say a Montgomery County woman has been killed in a two-car crash.
UPDATE: Missing Pike County Man Found in Butler County
Central Alabama CrimeStoppers says Christopher Duran has been found.
Two Vehicle Crash on Highway 14 Results in Death of Prattville Man
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is investigating a two vehicle crash. The crash occurred around midnight on Monday, June 21 in Elmore County. The crash resulted in one fatality.
Railroad Crossing at Rifle Range Road and Wares Ferry Road Closed for Repairs
The CSX Railroad Company announced to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency on Monday, June 21 the closure of a railroad crossing in Montgomery.
Amazon Celebrating "Prime Day" June 21-22
It's that time of year again: Amazon is back with its summer cyber sale, earlier than ever before. Prime Day is Monday, June 21 and Tuesday, June 22.
Governor Ivey Issues State of Emergency for Tropical Storm Claudette Recovery
Governor Ivey has issued a state of emergency in response to Tropical Storm Claudette to aid in any recovery efforts. The state of emergency went into effect Friday, June 18. The state of emergency includes: Baldwin, Butler, Cherokee, DeKalb, Escambia, Mobile, Monroe and Tuscaloosa.
Montgomery Law Firm Awards Over $52,000 in Scholarships to High School Seniors Across Alabama
A law firm based in Montgomery is doing their part in helping mold the youth. The Serious Injury Law Firm has awarded over $52,000 in scholarships to high school students across the state of Alabama. Twenty-one students received scholarships.
