Montgomery AL

They suggested that reactions range from “that sounds about right” to “they’ve never been to my neighborhood after dark”.

Fort Deposit Elementary School student has been recognized for outstanding character, earning the Lowndes County Children’s Policy Council Character in Action (CIA) Award for April. Morgan Fountain, a fourth-grade student, was selected for consistently demonstrating integrity, responsibility and compassion both in and

Isolated severe storms will be possible in Alabama on Monday, but only near the Gulf Coast, according to forecasters. The National Weather Service has removed the rest of the state from the risk of organized severe weather today. Parts of Mobile and Baldwin counties have a Level 1 out of...

Alabama summers do not play around, and homeowners know the drill the second they step outside into air that feels thick enough to swim through. That heavy humidity does more than ruin a good hair day because it quietly attacks drywall, flooring, insulation, and even structural wood inside homes across the state. Once

U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell (top left), Ron Sparks (top right), Andrew Sneed (bottom left), and U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures (bottom right). The American Federation of Government Employees, AFGE, the largest federal employee union in the U.S., recently announced its endorsement of four candidates running for office in Alabama

Gov. Kay Ivey on Friday introduced the Bells, an Alabama family utilizing the CHOOSE Act, the governor’s education savings account, ESA, program. Parents Cameron and Tara Bell have four children: Mary Whit (11) in 5th grade, Shep (10) in 4th grade, Kyng (8) in 2nd grade and Majori “Maj” (6) in kindergarten. Maj is curr

LEE COUNTY, Ala. (WAKA) – A 2026 graduate of Huntingdon College in Montgomery has been killed in a pickup truck crash in Lee County. Alabama State Troopers say 21-year-old Aidan Doss was driving the truck, which left the road and hit a tree. Investigators say he wasn’t using a seat belt and was pronounced dead at the s

America is living through an era unlike any in modern history. We are witnessing rapid advances in artificial intelligence that are reshaping society faster than most can comprehend. We see declassified military footage raising profound questions about our universe, while at the same time our culture often seems to blu

Residents said the delay may have left them exposed for decades.

Nearly 50,0000 Alabamians are no longer enrolled in SNAP as changes to the federal food assistance program begin to take effect. The decline is compared to January 2025, according to a recent report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. “We are on track to lose up to 100,000...