Armand Burris’ Back-to-Back 80-Yard Bombs Rocked Alabama State and Ended FAMU’s Four-Game Slide
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Florida A&M wide receiver Armand Burris absolutely balled out last Friday, delivering a clutch 28-27 triumph over Alabama State with a pair of unbelievable fourth-quarter touchdown catches, and the […]
Man killed in Wetumpka early-morning crash
WETUMPKA, Ala. (WSFA) - The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Highway Patrol Division is investigating the death of a Wetumpka man who was killed in a early-morning crash in Elmore County. Austin Tyler Grant, 21, was fatally injured when the 2000 Chevrolet Malibu he was driving left the road and...
First Alert: Turning sunny with near-record warmth for much of the week
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - One fall stretch and a landfalling hurricane later, it feels a little more like summer again across central and southern Alabama this week. It took a little while for the skies to clear out and the wind to calm down post-Isaias, but Sunday wound up being a perfect way to end a wet and windy start to the weekend with plenty of sunshine and temperatures warming back up into the 80s. We’ll keep the sunshine around and temperatures are expected to continue to turn warmer th
I STILL BELIEVE National Gospel Tour Brings Music and Community Outreach to Montgomery, AL
Philadelphia, PA (PSA) — The 2026 I STILL BELIEVE Tour: “Building Unity, Igniting Hope” arrives in Montgomery, AL on Friday, September 25 bringing an evening of powerful Gospel music and meaningful community outreach through EMG Cares, the charitable arm of Philadelphia-based record label, Enon Music Group (EMG).
Montgomery City Council considering healthcare authority to fund hospital care
The Montgomery City Council is considering forming a healthcare authority to finance hospital care. If approved, Montgomery would join the many cities and counties in Alabama that have created a healthcare authority to operate and finance their public hospital. Huntsville Hospital, Decatur-Morgan Hospital, North Alabama Medical Center in Florence, DCH...
Autauga County Fair returns to Prattville for 59th year
Prattville's Mac Gray Park Fairgrounds is ready to welcome its 59th annual Autauga County Fair on Oct. 13-17. "Our sincere thanks goes out to Mayor Bill Gillespie and Kellie Cook, Prattville's Parks and Rec Director for their help in making our fair event possible... as well as the entire city council," fair organizers said in a statement. Here are things you need to know about the fair: Fairgrounds open at 5 p.m. Oct. 13-16, and at noon on Oct. 17. Entry fee is $5, cash or card. Children under
Columbus man shot, killed in overnight Phenix City homicide
PHENIX CITY, Ala. (WRBL) — A Columbus man has been shot and killed in an overnight Phenix City homicide, according to Russell County Coroner Arthur Sumbry. According to Sumbry, 44-year-old Rodney Jermaine Clark of Columbus was found early Sunday morning with a single gunshot wound to his head just outside of a residence located at 514 4th St.
AI police scanner apps spreading false emergency reports
A current surge in mobile police scanner apps is using artificial intelligence to monitor emergency radio communications and transmit real-time warnings to the public. Yet first responders across the country caution that the technology is prone to errors, leading to false alerts and unnecessary panic. Unlike conventional scanner feeds, these...
CACC takes history classrooms into the community
Prattville, Alabama- Central Alabama Community College is demonstrating its commitment to experiential learning by sending history students beyond the classroom into local communities. This semester, 55 students are actively preserving, documenting, and sharing the rich history of central Alabama through a series of local service projects. Recently, 24 students conducted...
Parade of Pumpkins sets the stage for fall fun in Prattville
Fall is about to take over downtown Prattville as the City of Prattville hosts its eighth annual Parade of Pumpkins Oct. 16-31, bringing thousands of decorated pumpkins, family activities, local art, live entertainment and more to Historic Downtown Prattville. “The Parade of Pumpkins celebrates community, family traditions, and the many...

















