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Alabama’s 42 Entertainment Reporter Jimmy Carter dies at 73

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Alabama’s 42 Entertainment Reporter Jimmy Carter has died. Jimmy was in the entertainment business for more than 50 years, and was still working as of Monday morning. The Montgomery native got his start at age 15 at his favorite rock radio station and never looked back. He attended both Alabama and […]
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Doug Jones tells Montgomery town hall he wants to ‘phase out the CHOOSE Act’

Democratic gubernatorial nominee Doug Jones Tuesday fielded questions about education and other topics at a town hall in Montgomery Speaking to a crowd of at least 100 people, Jones talked about giving teachers and retirees a cost of living adjustment and said he wanted to “phase out the CHOOSE Act,” the state’s effective school voucher […]
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Jones Holds 18th Town Hall Tonight as Tuberville Declines Debate, Has Yet to Hold...

Birmingham, AL – Doug Jones has a long record of taking questions directly from the people of Alabama. As a U.S. Senator, he held town halls across the state, and he has continued that practice throughout his campaign for governor. Since July 1, Jones has held 17 town halls, with his 18th scheduled for tonight in Montgomery.
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Central Alabama Community College history students preserve region’s past through community service

PRATTVILLE, Ala. – Central Alabama Community College history students are taking lessons beyond the classroom this semester, helping preserve the region’s history through community service projects across the region. Fifty-five students are documenting local stories, caring for historic artifacts, and educating the public. The projects provide hands-on experience...
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Residency challenge against Alabama Lt. Governor candidate dismissed

A Montgomery County Judge has dismissed a case challenging the residency of Republican Lt. Governor candidate John Wahl.
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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 […]
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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...
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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
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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).
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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...

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