Montgomery AL

Gov. Kay Ivey has awarded more than $176,000 in grants to help four Alabama law enforcement agencies purchase new equipment and technology. The funding will support upgrades ranging from protective gear and surveillance equipment to investigative technology, jail security improvements and new radios. "Our state's law e

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – Montgomery police need your help finding two people suspected in a shooting on Dalraida Road. Police say the shooting happened Sunday, July 19, at around 2:30AM, in the 1300 block of Dalraida Road, which is near New Moon Bar and Grill, between Beardsley Drive and the entrance of Maxwell Air Fo

Jones proposed a one-year moratorium while Alabama works out appropriate water, utility and environmental rules.

Searching for the oldest hotel in Alabama ? The answer depends on what you mean. If you’re looking for the oldest surviving hotel building in the state, you’ll find it in Selma. But if you want to book a stay at Alabama’s oldest hotel that’s still operating today, you’ll head to Birmingham. Both titles belong to histor

A Heat Advisory remains in effect as dangerous heat index values are expected to soar across West Alabama through Tuesday evening.

Hot-from-the-oven bagels and a welcoming spirit make this new Birmingham spot worth a visit.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - In Mobile County, Alabama’s third-largest county by population, the probate court’s equivalent archival fund spent about 15 cents for every dollar it collected over a recent four-year period. In Madison County — home to Huntsville and one of the state’s largest metro areas —...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA Action 8) – If you’re traveling on I-65 south over Catoma Creek, you may want to give yourself extra time this week. The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) has announced it will close the two inside lanes on I-65 south at exit 167 over Catoma Creek on Tuesday, July 28 for bridge repairs

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - One final push of rain moves through the northern parts of the state through the morning, then some of the hottest air we’ve seen so far this summer settles in for the opening half of the new work week. TODAY: WEAKENING LINE OF STORMS, THEN...

On July 21, 1925, a jury in Dayton, Tennessee, found John T. Scopes guilty of teaching evolution. The case has become so familiar that it is easy to reduce it to a historical curiosity: Clarence Darrow, William Jennings Bryan, Darwin, religion and a small Southern town thrust into the center of the nation’s attention.