Montgomery AL

Montgomery, Ala. (WDNews) — Kay Ivey has ordered flags to be lowered statewide on Monday, March 30, to honor three Alabama-based U.S. service members who lost their lives earlier this month. According to the governor’s office, the order comes following a March 12 accident involving a KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft....

Watch the CBS 42 Weather Livestream Here: Fire Danger: Fire danger will be much lower on Sunday, with southerly flow returning. This will increase humidity with weaker winds. Burning is still not recommended on Sunday with very dry fuel for any potential fires. Sunday: Waking up crisp again, with a partly cloudy sky....

Towns in our coastal community have been chosen to represent Alabama in the nation's upcoming Semiquincentennial. The certification is issued by the Alabama USA Semiquincentennial Commission and the American Village as part of the America 250 Alabama Initiative. The commission stated their vision is to communicate...

In 2024, in our ongoing quest to rank everything that has anything to do with Alabama barbecue – from the tastiest ribs and the top pulled pork sandwiches to the best barbecue restaurants and the old barbecue joints we miss the most – we put together our well-researched but totally subjective list of the 5 best...

Amanda Marie Morgan An Alabama mother faced a judge last Tuesday, entering a not-guilty plea...

ALABAMA — A quiet and warm start to the week is underway across the state, but a noticeable shift toward wetter and more unsettled weather is expected as the days progress, with rain chances increasing by midweek and potential storm impacts heading into Easter weekend. Warm and Quiet Conditions...

Want to find creepy spots in Alabama that’ll make your heart race?. These seven eerie places offer chilling tales and unforgettable scares!. 1. Maple Hill Park (Huntsville) Nothing says “spooky” quite like an ancient burial ground on a hilltop. Maple Hill Cemetery in Huntsville has been giving...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - From Montgomery out across Central and South Alabama, we’re in a quiet stretch of weather—but that feeling will change day by day as we move from a cooler, breezy setup into a warmer, more humid one. No major storms are showing up right now, just a gradual shift.

Hundreds came by the Multiplex at Cramton Bowl to learn how to live a healthy life on Saturday. The event highlighted wellness information, financial planning, healthy cooking, and much more. Local vendors and businesses all came out to tell people what their services provide and how to get in contact with them.

The Wilson Pickett Music and Arts Festival drew a crowd of more than 1,000 people on March 28 to Cooters Pond Park, celebrating the life and legacy of Wilson Pickett, a Prattville native known for his impact as a singer, songwriter and musician. The annual event, commonly referred to by...