Montgomery man dies after being shot last year
Montgomery police say a man injured in a shooting last year has died. It happened around 11:20 p.m. on Monday, November 24 in the area of Shepard Street and Grove Street. Once officers arrived, they found 57-year-old Ted Blake, of Montgomery, with life-threatening injuries from a gunshot wound. Blake was...
4 wanted for theft in Prattville
The Prattville Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying four suspects in a case of retail theft.
Prosecutors seek to revoke bond of man charged with murdering Alabama A&M student; court...
UPDATE (Tuesday): Court records, entered on Tuesday, show Ahmad Khalil Barney is scheduled for a felon examination on March 24 in Madison County District Court. A felon examination is a hearing, sometimes called a probable cause hearing, at which a judge determines if there is sufficient evidence to move the case...
This Humble Alabama Diner Has Been Quietly Serving The Best Breakfast In The State
The best breakfast in Alabama doesn’t come with a fancy sign or a reservation system. It comes from a turquoise building in Ozark where Our Place Diner has been feeding people the kind of breakfast that makes you want to wake up early. Let’s get something straight right from...
Beloved Alabama buffet named one of the best in the country, and it’s under...
An Alabama lunch buffet that’s been in business for more than 35 years is being lauded as one of the best in the country, especially if you’re on a budget. Tasting Table recently named Martha’s Place Buffet and Catering, located in Montgomery, one of “The 13 Best Buffets in the United States under $25” thanks to its...
Families in US food desert raise alarm bells after grocery store shutters its doors:...
Routine shopping trips have become a complicated ordeal. Families in US food desert raise alarm bells after grocery store shutters its doors: 'You got to get on two to three buses to get to Walmart' first appeared on The Cool Down .
Zeigler Responds to $4.2 Billion Federal Loan to Alabama Power
MOBILE, Ala. — Jim Zeigler, candidate for Alabama Public Service Commission Place 2, today issued a response to the federal government’s announcement of a $4.1 billion loan to Alabama Power — part of a record $26.5 billion package explicitly tied to soaring electricity demand driven by Big Tech data centers.
Some West Alabama Schools to Dismiss Early for Weather
Several school systems in our listening area are making decisions to either dismiss classes early or cancel all after-school activities as the threat of severe weather closes in on Monday.
Alabama and Tennessee Face Two Rounds of Severe Storm Risk This Week as Monday...
ALABAMA — Forecasters are tracking two potential rounds of severe weather this week across parts of Alabama and the broader Southeast, with the first threat arriving Monday and a stronger system expected to develop by midweek. Meteorologists say North Alabama could experience storm development on both Monday and...
Trial begins today more than 6 years after Aniah Blanchard’s abduction, murder
Testimony began Monday in the trial of a 36-year-old man charged in the 2019 abduction and shooting death of 19-year-old Aniah Blanchard. Ibraheem Yazeed is charged with capital murder during a kidnapping, capital murder during a robbery and capital murder involving a victim in a vehicle Blanchard’s death. A...

















