Local news Montgomery announces “Together We Rise” initiative The city and county have committed $3.4 million to the “Together We Rise” initiative. Staff3 days ago
Local news Prattville library pulls 60 books for review based on Clean Up Alabama list Interim director Tammy Bear told APR the books have not been removed from the collection, but have been temporarily taken off the catalog. Jacob HolmesMay 7, 2024
Local news Leadership Montgomery, Historical Preservation Commission showcase “Todd Road Incident” They will showcase the "Todd Road Incident" short film created by a Leadership Montgomery class. StaffApril 30, 2024
Local news Prattville Library Board chair: New policy is “far right” so state could “move to center” Boles said he wants the board to "reel back" its policy because it goes too far in discriminating against LGBTQ content. Jacob HolmesApril 29, 2024
Local news Ozark resident intends to sue mayor for “violating First Amendment rights” The feud between Ozark Mayor Mark Blankenship and resident Bryant Fontenot appears to be heading to court. Jacob HolmesApril 23, 2024
Local news Montgomery mayor to be named president of African American Mayors Association Reed is expected to be named president of the AAMA later this week. Josh MoonApril 23, 2024
Local news Montgomery unveils new tools to support small business growth, recovery American Rescue Plan Act funding will go toward the creation of a “Small Business One-Stop Shop” and an “Access to Capital” loan program. StaffApril 23, 2024
Local news Prattville Library Board formally denies violating Open Meetings Act The library board of trustees Friday denied violating the Open Meetings Act. Jacob HolmesApril 22, 2024
Local news Montgomery police chief’s resignation ends tumultuous two-year tenure Albert's resignation comes after he was placed on administrative leave and remained under investigation over sexual harassment allegations. Josh MoonApril 19, 2024
Local news Montgomery police chief resigns Daryl Albert resigns after a bumpy two years on the job, and with allegations of sexual harassment still following him. Josh MoonApril 18, 2024
Local news Project Say Something, Florence to erect marker on racist origins of “Eternal Vigil” The proposed marker will provide historical context and acknowledge the racial injustices perpetuated in the past. StaffApril 16, 2024