Re-Opening Alabama's Economy
The latest models suggest that Alabama will reach the peak of Coronavirus infections sometime near April 22nd. With that in mind many people are already asking the question when will restrictions be…
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Montgomery Police on the Search for Individuals Who Stole Multiple Items from a Convenience Store
The Montgomery Police Department is currently searching for the identity of multiple individuals that entered a convenience store as a group, and stole an unspecified amount of beer and food items. The suspects also violated the City of Montgomery COVID-19…
Gulf State Park Pier Will Close for Renovation
The Gulf Shore Pier Park in Gulf Shores will be closed to visitors beginning May 11 through mid-July while the park begins a $2.4 million renovation project. The park will go through a major restoration that will modernize one of…
Montgomery New Home to F-35
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced that the Secretary of the Air Force officially selected the 187th Fighter Wing at Dannelly Field in Montgomery as the Air National Guard’s 6th operational location for the F-35s. “After significant work, Montgomery, is officially…
Montgomery Senior Dies from Injuries Suffered in March 11 Assault, Police Launch Homicide Investigation
The Montgomery Police Department is conducting a homicide investigation following the death of Gary Young, 79, of Montgomery who died from injuries he sustained in a March 11, physical assault. Young was pronounced dead April 12 at Jackson Hospital, where…
Coronavirus Testing Returns to Macon Co.
Coronavirus testing will return to Macon County on Tuesday, April 21 from 10A.M. until 2P.M. The testing will be conducted at the Macon County Health Department. Pre-screening is required for testing. To set up an appointment and pre-screening call 334-727-1800. There…
When Will Things Get Back To Normal in Alabama?
Update: This story was updated on 4/15/2020, 10:30AM to include names of members of the Governor's Cornavirus Task Force Executive Committee. On Tuesday Governor Kay Ivey held a press conference giving updates…
Two Montgomery Women Charged with Murder, Attempted Murder in Friday Shooting
The Montgomery Police Department has charged two suspects in the Friday evening shooting death of Ja’Shundra White, 21, and the wounding of an adult male, both of Montgomery. MPD charged Charletta Anderson, 26, and Shaniqua Lawry, 29, both of Montgomery…
17-Year-Old Montgomery Female Found Stabbed to Death in Regency Park Neighborhood
The Montgomery Police Department is conducting a homicide investigation after a body was discovered in the 5900 block of Christy Lane around noon Tuesday, April 14. MPD and Fire Medics responded to a call of a deceased subject. At…
Tornado Destroys Home in Arlington Community of Wilcox Co.
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- A Wilcox County couple is left picking up the pieces -- after their home is destroyed by a tornado -- during the Easter Sunday storms. Barry and Brenda Pope…
Professors, Students Use 3D Printers to Make PPE
Demand is high for personal protective equipment, or PPE, across the nation. Medical professionals and first responders are facing a shortage of masks and gloves. And Pike County is no different. That is…
MPD: Body Found Near Regency Park Community Center
According to Montgomery police, a body was located near the Regency Park Community Center around Noon Tuesday. The cause of death is unknown at this time. We will continue to update the story as more information becomes available.
MPS Deploying School Buses to Serve as Wi-Fi Hotspots
Starting Wednesday April 15, Montgomery Public Schools (MPS) will roll out six local school buses to serve as Wi-Fi hotspots for MPS students. The rollout of the Wi-Fi buses is a part…
ASU to Offer New Summer Scholarship to Out-of State Students
Alabama State University officials have announced plans to offer a new summer scholarship for new and returning out-of-state students. The Hornet Hive Online (HHO) scholarships will help those students with the cost of tuition during the University’s summer semester, particularly…
25 Residents, 18 Staffers Test Positive for COVID-19 at Alexander City Veterans Home
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA) continues to follow precautionary measures at the state’s four veterans homes to mitigate the spread…
Governor Ivey: "Alabamians Don't Let Your Guard Down"
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey says people to not let their guard down on anti-coronavirus measures and was noncommittal on whether closures would have to extend through May. Ivey spoke at a news conference, saying Tuesday that she wants to reopen…
Number of Positive COVID-19 Cases at Camden Nursing Home Continue to Rise
As we reported earlier this month, Camden Nursing Facility, Inc has had residents and staff test positive to the COVID-19. As of Tuesday, April 14, there are thirteen staff members and four residents positive for COVID-19. The residents are receiving…
Hyundai Supplying 10,000 COVID-19 RT-PCR Tests in Montgomery
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (HMMA) today announced its support to increase COVID-19 testing in Montgomery and surrounding counties. The collaborative effort between HMMA and Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed will help the fight against the novel coronavirus. HMMA is coordinating an…
Easter Storm Causes Major Damage at Perry Co. Church
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Easter Sunday storm system caused major damage to a church in the Sprott community of Perry County. The storm ripped the steeple off Mount Pleasant Free Will Baptist…
Dallas Co. EMA Prepares for Severe Weather Amid COVID-19 Crisis
From the West Alabama Newsroom-- The Dallas County EMA is preparing for the threat of severe weather this weekend -- but officials say the Coronavirus pandemic -- is making it harder. "We're expecting damaging…
Sheriff Builds Coronavirus Quarantine Space
For inmates and law enforcement officers in close quarters, social distancing can be nearly impossible. That's why Sheriff Brunson had a Quarantine unit building built near the Macon County Jail. The…
Troy City Schools Ready to Support Students Through At-Home Learning Challenge
Alabama school systems are now one week into alternative learning methods of instruction since state officials closed schools due to coronavirus concerns. It's a challenge Troy City School's interim Superintendent Cynthia Thomas…
Alabama Parole Officer Tests Positive for COVID-19
An officer for the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles has tested positive for COVID-19 and is self-quarantining at his home. Despite the state and nationwide health threat, Alabama probation and parole officers continue to work every day to keep…
5-Year-Old Girl Fatally Struck by Vehicle Near Lagoon Park, Two More Injured
The Montgomery Police Department is investigating a motor vehicle crash that resulted in one pedestrian fatality. On Friday, April 10, around 6:15 p.m., Montgomery Police and Fire Medics responded to Lagoon Park at Shady Grove Drive in reference to three…
Medical Association of State of Alabama Hosts PPE Donation Day
With a nationwide shortage of personal protection equipment for healthcare workers, The Medical Association of the State of Alabama is hosting a a PPE donation day to try and fill local needs. From…
