Montgomery AL

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Two people were killed and third was injured in an overnight crash on Interstate 65, the Montgomery Police Department is confirming. The 3-vehicle crash happened shortly after 12:35 a.m. in the southbound lanes of I-65, around the Southlawn Drive area. That’s shortly beyond the exit to U.S. Hi

ALABAMA — Alabama already has multiple Buc-ee’s locations, including stores in Leeds, Auburn and Athens. Those travel centers provide coverage along Interstate 20, Interstate 65 and Interstate 85, helping establish Alabama as one of the company’s key markets in the Southeast. However, as Buc-ee’s continues expanding ac

Rock The South in Decatur, Alabama, is postponed to October 2026 due to heavy rain, but fans can still look forward to a four-day festival featuring headliners like Jason Aldean.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Two long-vacant Montgomery properties are slated to undergo significant redevelopment after being bought by an Alabama-based investment group. Leitman Perlman, a Birmingham commercial real estate company, announced Monday that Noble Investments, an investment management firm located in Annisto

Students in the Autauga County "Summer Feeding Program" got a chance to pick up fresh fruit and vegetables grown in farms just a few miles away.

MONTGOMERY, Ala (WAKA Action 8)- First responders and law enforcement have been investigating a traffic accident on Interstate 65 southbound, not far from Selma Highway Exit. The accident happened in the overnight hours Tuesday. It’s not clear how many vehicles were involved or if anyone has been injured in the crash.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – A powerhouse vocal group is getting ready for an upcoming musical performance before heading to the Big Apple. Montgomery Sings! is holding its “From Montgomery to Carnegie Hall” send-off concert on Thursday, June 11 at 6:30 p.m. at Martha’s Place on Atlanta Highway.

If you think you’ve had good fried chicken, you probably haven’t been to Luverne yet. The Chicken Shack is the kind of unassuming spot that makes you question every other piece of fried chicken you’ve ever eaten and wonder why you wasted so much time on inferior poultry.

As a cardiologist for more than two decades, I’m an advocate for heart health. My patients’ and that of my larger community. Sometimes, that means telling my patients about changes and better choices they must make to improve and extend their lives. It means informing them about the medications available to them, inclu

Drought improves but isn’t over Rain has visited the Chattahoochee Valley in the past few weeks. Slow, steady showers, and a few thunderstorms, some with high winds that downed trees, have come for several days. Despite sporadic damage, each drop of water has been a blessing. A wetter pattern established it