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Changes to SNAP Rules: You Must Prove You Work

Sunday, November 2 by Praise 96.5

WASHINGTON--If you get SNAP benefits, you should be aware of the changes to the program that took effect this weekend. The new restrictions and requirements require most people applying to provide proof that they work. More than 700,000 people in Alabama get SNAP benefits, according... Read More.

Halloween Shooting Likely a Murder-Suicide

Sunday, November 2 by Praise 96.5

MONTGOMERY, Ala.--Montgomery Police say a shooting that happened Halloween night was likely a murder-suicide. When police arrived on the scene at Haynes Lane near Perry Hill Rd., about 10:45 Friday, they found a woman dead and a man who had a life-threatening gunshot wound. He died... Read More.

State Holds Surplus Property Auction

Saturday, November 1 by Praise 96.5

The Alabama Dept. of Economic and Community Affairs, Surplus Property Division, is currently holding an auction of surplus state and federal property. The auction extends through Nov. 9. To find out how to become a qualified bidder, visit https://adeca.alabama.gov/publicauctions/. All auction items... Read More.

City Helps Organize for People Who Normally Get SNAP Benefits

Thursday, October 30 by Praise 96.5

MONTGOMERY, Ala.--If you normally get SNAP benefits, you should be aware that with those benefits likely not being distributed in November that the City of Montgomery has helped organize some relief. A news release from the city outlines some organizations and churches that have agreed... Read More.

Changes to Alcohol Sales Proposed for Safety

Wednesday, October 29 by Praise 96.5

MONTGOMERY, Ala.--You may be affected by some of the proposed changes being offered by the state's Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, at the request of Gov. Kay Ivey. The proposed changes are in response to a shooting in downtown Montgomery Oct. 4, where two people were... Read More.

HBCU CARES Appoints Dr. Brittany A. Holloman as Executive Director

Wednesday, April 30 by Terry Barber

HBCU CARES Appoints Dr. Brittany A. Holloman as Executive Director Birmingham, AL — HBCU CARES, a leading coalition committed to advancing the impact and innovation of Historically Black Colleges, Community Colleges, and Universities across Alabama, proudly announces the appointment of Dr. Brittany A. Holloman as its... Read More.

Congressman Shomari Figures Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Protect Rural Hospitals

Tuesday, April 29 by Terry Barber

Figures, Jack Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Protect Rural Hospitals WASHINGTON – Today, Reps. Shomari C. Figures (AL-02) and Brian Jack (GA-03) introduced the bipartisan Rural Hospital Stabilization Act of 2025, a bill to provide financial support to rural hospitals in Alabama, Georgia and across... Read More.

FREE COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIRS RETURN FROM THE WELLNESS COALITION

Tuesday, April 8 by Terry Barber

THE WELLNESS COALITION’S FREE COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIRS RETURN TO MONTGOMERY, MACON, LOWNDES COUNTIES IN APRIL, MAY, JUNE “A Tour of Wellness” events will feature local organizations and vendors with free refreshments, health and wellness services, and activities for the entire family. Montgomery, Ala. – The Wellness Coalition is... Read More.

Tax Holiday Tomorrow for Severe Weather Preparedness

Thursday, February 20 by Terry Barber

Governor Ivey Reminds Alabamians to Take Part in Annual Severe Weather Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey today reminded Alabamians about the upcoming Severe Weather Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday. It will begin at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, February 21, 2025, and concludes at... Read More.

Blighted Governor’s House Hotel to be Demolished

Wednesday, February 12 by Terry Barber

Blighted Property Demolition to Begin with Former MONTGOMERY, Alabama – The former Governor’s House Hotel & Convention Center is slated to be demolished as part of a larger project by the City of Montgomery to clean up blighted properties. The demolition of the... Read More.

Gunter Annex Changing Traffic Patterns

Monday, February 10 by Terry Barber

Attention Maxwell Gunter Annex Visitors: Starting 10 February, please be aware of changing traffic patterns at the Gunter Annex Congressman Dickenson Gate for the immediate future. • As you approach the installation gate please have your ID ready and follow the direction of our Defenders • Lanes... Read More.

New Deputy Director at Montgomery Zoo