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From Alabama Emergency Management Agency, WSFA and AL.com, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Alabama Emergency Management Agency8 hours ago

    Governor Kay Ivey Honors Alabama’s 400,000 Heroes in Veterans Day Message

    Governor Ivey released a video message thanking the more than 400,000 veterans and their families who call Alabama home and honoring the generations of Americans who have served in the United States Armed Forces. (Governor’s Office, Gina Maiola & Alyssa … Continued

  2. WSFA10 hours ago

    USDA proposal could cut SNAP benefits for 6.3 million people

    Alabama Arise analyst says rule would add paperwork and costs; public has 30 days to comment.

  3. AL.com16 hours ago

    Kay Ivey plans smooth handoff to Tuberville, vowing ‘it’s personal’ after turbulent start

    Gov. Kay Ivey, reflecting on the turmoil surrounding her sudden elevation to governor in 2017, says ensuring a smooth transition is a personal priority.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Montgomery’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • BroadbandGov. Kay Ivey and other leaders marked the state's broadband progress at a Monday ceremony at the Alabama Capitol.

    Gov. Kay Ivey and other leaders marked the state's broadband progress at a Monday ceremony at the Alabama Capitol. WAKA reports up to 90% of Alabama addresses can now get broadband, and subscriptions have grown 40% since 2018. WSFA also covered the celebration.

    Around Alabama · Today’s editionSources: WAKA 8, wsfa.com

  • BroadbandNine out of 10 Alabama addresses can now receive high-speed internet service, up from one in four in 2021, according to the governor's office.

    Nine out of 10 Alabama addresses can now receive high-speed internet service, up from one in four in 2021, according to the governor's office. Gov. Kay Ivey marked the milestone Monday at the State Capitol.

    Around Alabama · Tuesday’s editionSource: Wiregrass Daily News