Alabama News Network has confirmed that two people have been killed in the overnight storm that hit Montgomery County.
Multiple city and state departments have partnered with the Alabama National Fair to host a back-to-school COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
After a successful Drive-up Vaccine Clinic February 8-12 in Montgomery, organizers are gearing up to host a “Second Dose Clinic” next week. This event is ONLY open to those who received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine at the drive-up clinic. Attendees must provide their vaccine card and proper identification when they return for their second dose. Following the same model…
The City of Montgomery will open the warming center at the Montgomery Therapeutic Recreation Center (TRC), 604 Augusta Avenue. The warming center will oen at 4 p.m today. Masks, cots and warm blankets will be provided for anyone in need of shelter from freezing temperatures. No photo identification is required. Montgomery EMA reminds residents to bring any prescribed medications needed,…
On Monday, February 8, hundreds of cars lined up to begin receiving the first round of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. The site located at the old Montgomery Mall at 3003 E. South Boulevard expected to distributed 1,000 doses of the vaccine. Helping expedite the vaccine and aiding things to flow smoothly, it took volunteers pitching in, such as school nurses…
Teams are working at the Montgomery city-county Emergency Operations Center in preparation for the arrival of Subtropical Storm Alberto. The center was activated at 7 a.m. Monday, just ahead of Alberto’s landfall in the Florida panhandle. In preparation for Alberto, the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) is encouraging residents to prepare for inland flooding, dangerous winds and potential tornadoes. As…
