Montgomery AL

Kathy Phillips, owner of Kathy's Southern Kitchen, joined WSFA live in the Bryan Jewelry Kitchen to share one of her easy 15 minute recipes.

For more than 200 years, a small structure in downtown Wetumpka has stood as a reminder of the community’s earliest days, witnessing the city’s growth from a young Alabama settlement into the community it is today. Now, a new preservation effort will help protect one of Wetumpka’s oldest...

On Aug. 15,local church invites the community to its annual Health Fair, offering an opportunity to learn more about health and wellness.

Montgomery Police are continuing to search for a woman who's been missing since June. Thirty-one-year-old Shachina Watson was last seen in the Gibbs Village area. Police do not have a description of what Watson was wearing at the time of her disappearance. Anyone who can help in the investigation is...

Three years ago, August 5 became permanently etched into Black internet lore. What started as the Montgomery Riverfront brawl — later dubbed the Montgomery Riverfront Uprising, “Fade in the Water” and, more recently, “Chairteenth” — quickly became one of the most memorable moments in Black social media history.

PIKE ROAD, Ala. (WAKA) – Students in Pike Road Schools have returned to class for what will be a historic school year for the system. That’s because high school students who are beginning the year at the Georgia Washington campus will be moving in January to the new high school that’s being completed on Wallahatchie Ro

In 2024, when Jeremiah Treece was a high school senior in Montgomery, Alabama, he noticed that his city’s flag reflected the Confederacy and Jim Crow laws, so he set about trying to change it. It’s a daunting challenge to change a city’s flag, but Jeremiah said the seven stars in the current flag, adopted in 1952, repr

Friends of Montgomery restaurateur Gail Royal set up a benefit for her fight with cancer, and the people responded. So much so that a change to a larger location was required. Gail Royal continues to fight cancer, infections and complications — just as she worked 12-hour days in her Montgomery restaurant, Gail’s Down t

Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System will host two upcoming events designed to engage and support Veterans and the local community.

Elmer James Community Outreach has teamed up with Reaching the Remnant Ministers to host a family-friendly Back-to-School Fitness Event.