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State, industry leaders highlight AMP Center and its impact on Alabama’s EV industry
State and industry leaders gathered Monday at the Alabama Mobility and Power (AMP) Center in Tuscaloosa. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... State and industry leaders gathered Monday at the Alabama Mobility and Power (AMP) Center in Tuscaloosa to discuss the center’s work to support Alabama’s automotive industry through research and innovation in the electric vehicle (EV) space.
Alabama congregation founded in 1847 sues United Methodists, says it owns church building
A 177-year-old Demopolis church has sued the Alabama-West Florida Conference arguing that it should be allowed to leave the United Methodist Church and take its property with it. The First Methodist Church of Demopolis, founded in 1847, says it has owned its own property throughout its history and has never...
Mother Arrested After Shockingly Jumping Into Fight to Help Teen Daughter [Watch]
A Florida mom is facing some serious consequences after getting involved in her teenage daughter's feud with a former friend. Being a parent is one of the most rewarding things that a person can go through in their lives. With that comes some stress, of course, and some ups and downs, but you always want to love and support your kids.
Football Game Preview: Chickasaw Plays at Home
Chickasaw is 0-4 against Flomaton since August of 2014 but they'll have a chance to close the gap a little bit on Friday. The Chickasaw Chieftains will be defending their home-field for the first time for the first time when they go up against the Flomaton Hurricanes at 7:00 p.m.
Bill would allow Alabama nonpublic schools to employ school resource officers
An Alabama state senator has filed a bill that would allow law enforcement to contract with non-public schools to provide school resource officers (SROs). SB 4, sponsored by Sen. Chris Elliott, R-Josephine, would authorize a sheriff and county commission, or chief of police and city council, to provide SROs to those schools so long as […]
Alabama’s deadly fantasies about guns
Rep. Kenyatté Hassell’s bill requiring permits for assault weapons stopped me. Not because there’s anything unusual or objectionable about the legislation. Instead, it was how it laid out the damage a modern, legal firearm can do. Take the bill’s definition of “assault rifle.” At base, it’s a semi-automatic gun that can accept a detachable magazine. […]
Alabama High School football: Montgomery-Area Week 1 full schedule and times
Week 1 of the 2024 Alabama High School football season will start Thursday. Here is the full schedule for Montgomery-area games played this weekend. All games are scheduled to kick off 7 p.m Thursday and Friday. Thursday, Aug. 22 ...
The Martellis don't quilt or sew, but made a multi-million business supplying those who do
If John Martelli had been thinking about it, he probably could have saved all the little pieces of metal that occasionally emerge from his body − shrapnel souvenirs from fighting in Vietnam − melted them down and turned them into something useful. After all, the U.S. Army veteran who earned two Purple Hearts...
Pensacola man, woman accused of having drugs, shooting, fleeing police with infant in car
ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. (WKRG) — A man and woman from Pensacola were arrested on Saturday after committing several crimes while in a vehicle with a small child, according to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office. An ECSO Facebook post said deputies responded to the report of gunshots on Saturday, Aug. 24, in which the caller said […]
Florida draws more 'swatters' than any state, including an 11-year-old 'school terrorist'
PALM COAST - Between May and June, Flagler County deputies responded to 21 false reports of shootings at elementary and high schools in the area, costing taxpayers an estimated $210,000. All the "swatting" calls except one, were traced to an 11-year-old Virginia boy who seemed to treat the threats as some sort of...
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