Montgomery woman arrested for shooting into an occupied home
A Montgomery woman is in custody for shooting into a home. According to court records, 20-year-old Isabella Hosea, of Montgomery, fired a shot into a home Saturday in the 3100 block of Fredericksburg Drive. Investigators say the bullet hit the victim’s bedroom window while kids were inside the home and...
Illinois Honors HBCU Graduate Jesse White With State Building Renaming
Illinois has officially renamed one of its most important state buildings after a proud HBCU graduate: Jesse White, an alumnus of Alabama State University. The building, now known as the Jesse White State of Illinois Building, stands at 115 South LaSalle Street in downtown Chicago and houses more than 15 state...
Time To Sound The Alarm In Alabama?
Emory Hunt joins Katie Mox to discuss if it time to sound the alarm in Alabama.
Woman accused of trying to practice law in Alabama without a license
MARSHALL COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF/Gray News) - A woman is accused of trying to represent someone as their attorney in an Alabama courthouse, despite not having a license to practice law. According to Marshall County District Attorney Jennifer Bray, Heather Jones has tried to practice law without a license and even...
Prattville Police seek public’s help in identifying Lowe’s identity theft suspects
The Prattville Police Department is asking for the community’s assistance in identifying two male suspects involved in an identity theft incident at Lowe’s in Prattville on July 23, 2025. Anonymous tips that lead to the identity and arrest of these suspects will result in a cash reward. If...
Veterans who died of suicide remembered in Montgomery
A U.S. flag display is being set up to remember Alabama veterans who have lost their lives to suicide. The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs is setting up the “Operation We Remember” display at the Rotary Dog Park downtown. This year, there will be 139 American flags to...
Your grocery bill may be a little cheaper
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - IN-DEPTH WITH SARAH WALL: Good news for grocery shoppers — your bills may be lower! As of this week, state taxes on groceries are down 1 percent. We are looking at what the grocery tax is, why it’s dropping in Alabama and how much families are expected to save.
Bolton Clarifies Squatted Truck Law NOT in Effect in Alabama
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WDNews) – State Representative Ron Bolton says reports circulating on social media about Alabama’s “squatted truck” law taking effect are false. This is the updated information WDNews learned to assist in the confusion and redact the previous article regarding going into law October 1, 2025.
Alabama grocery tax drops from 3% to 2%
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The start of September means many of you will have a little more change in your pocket the next time you check out at the grocery store. As of September 1st, the Alabama grocery tax has dropped another percent. Originally, Alabama had a 4% grocery tax...
‘You Betcha’: Tuberville Pledges Troops for Birmingham and Montgomery if Governor
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., says he would send Alabama’s National Guard into Birmingham and Montgomery to combat crime if elected governor. Tuberville made the comments Friday on the “Longshore and McKnight” radio program. Asked if he would consider deploying troops to Alabama’s two largest cities, he...