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Pike Road consolidates fire service, creating response time concerns

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - If you need the fire department and live in Pike Road, the Pike Road Volunteer Fire Department will get the initial call via a new agreement. For folks in the Rolling Hills Lakes neighborhood, that means the volunteer fire department that’s just feet away will not get dispatched first.
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HBCU Radio Preservation Team visits Alabama State University and WVAS FM

WVAS FM hosted the staff of the Northeaster Document Conservation Center/HBCU Radio Preservation Project. Dr. Will Tchakirides, Assistant Director of Public History and Program says WVAS is one of 30 active HBCU Radio stations in the country. The project will highlight WVAS and Alabama State University on its HBCU Pres
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First Alert: More scattered downpours possible into the weekend

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Tropical Storm Bertha is moving west and away from our area, but elevated rain chances will continue to hang around all the way through the weekend. Even if you don’t see rain every day, increased cloud cover will likely keep afternoon highs just below seasonable values. Soak up the better rai
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Cell Phone Courtesy Month serves as reminder to mind your manners

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Cell phones are in almost everyone’s pocket or purse, if not in their hands. They are convenient, and helpful, but they are also the source of serious frustration. July is National Cell Phone Courtesy Month, a time to reflect on your cell phone habits and maybe even make a few changes.
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The Rundown: Bites, Ballgames & Broadway

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Looking for something fun to do this weekend? From incredible food and family fun to live performances and can’t-miss entertainment, we’ve got your weekend plans covered. It’s time for The Rundown!. Come hungry because Montgomery is serving up something new! The city’s first-ever...
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Faulkner University announces featured speaker for Benefit Dinner

On October 8, Faulkner University will host its annual Benefit Dinner featuring special guest speakers Mike Pompeo and Richard Moore.
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What’s Happening: July 24-26

WHAT’S HAPPENING (WAKA) – If you don’t mind the summer heat, there are plenty of fun things to do in the River Region this weekend!. The Capital City Food Truck Festival takes place at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery. The Songwriters Festival will have your toes tapping at...
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Montgomery authorities seeking July 17 shooting suspects

Montgomery authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying three suspects of a shooting on July 17. According to CrimeStoppers 215 STOP the shooting took place in the 2900 block of McGehee Road. The suspects allegedly shot the victim before fleeing on foot. CrimeStoppers did not mention the victim's status
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Millbrook Civitans to carry on beloved Shana Faulkner Memorial Duck Race tradition

A tradition built on compassion and community will continue this fall as the Millbrook Civitan Club takes the reins of the Shana Faulkner Memorial Duck Race, ensuring a fundraiser that has touched countless lives will carry on for years to come. For the past several years, the West Elmore County...
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Montgomery’s Wares Ferry Road bridge back open

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Montgomery’s Wares Ferry Road bridge is back open seven months after it closed for repairs, the city said Thursday. The city shut the bridge down on Dec. 18, 2025, after structural assessments determined that it was no longer safe for traffic. “This reopening is about...

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