Montgomery AL

LaQuanta Riley has been missing from Montgomery, Alabama (Montgomery County), since December 7, 2003. Her above photo (right) shows age-progression to 40 years, although she would be 42 now. LaQuanta was 19 years old when she went missing. Her nicknames are Quanna and Quanta.

Another storm threat for Alabama, find out here what it means for your West Alabama community.

Tomorrow May 2, Oronde Mitchelle is hosing a May Day community event for people that live in District 6.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – There are a lot of great events happening this month at Garrett Coliseum. One of those is happening this weekend. The Montgomery Home Show runs Friday through Sunday and it’s free to attend. Organizers say attendees will be able to engage with industry experts,...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Montgomery Whitewater is searching for a new executive director after the departure of Jason Wilson after less than a year on the job. The change comes just over a week after the water park paused water activities for a month due to needed repairs to its water filtration system, though no official reason has been given for why Wilson is no...

With graduation just weeks away, seniors at Stanhope Elmore High School were recognized for their achievements during the annual Senior Award Ceremony on April 30. The event honored the Class of 2026 for excellence in academics, leadership, and service, as students received departmental awards, college scholarships, and graduation cords marking their accomplishments. Families and community members gathered to celebrate the milestone and show support...

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Alabama is one of the few states where you won’t find a single, uniform leash law that applies from Huntsville to Mobile. Instead, the rules depend heavily on where you live, where you’re walking your dog, and whether your county commission has taken specific legal action. If you’re a dog owner in...

Just a few interesting facts that most of us did not know until now.

Parched parts of Alabama are in line to get some welcome rain over the next few days, according to the National Weather Service. The weather service’s 72-hour rainfall outlook is forecasting some rain for most of the state through Sunday evening (see the forecast at the top of this post).

ALLABAMA (WCBI) – Governor Kay Ivey is reminding Alabamians about the 2-month State Grocery Tax Holiday. According to a release from the Governor’s Press Office, this begins today and remains in effect for the months of May and June. Earlier this month, Governor Ivey signed legislation providing this...