Good morning, Montgomery.

Zoie McGuyer (Miss Alabama Volunteer winner) is raising awareness for her nonprofit that works to prevent child abuse in Montgomery.

Brantwood Children's Home will host the Fore The Love of Our Children Golf Tournament on Sept.

3 and is seeking sponsors to support the event; the tournament benefits local children and builds community ties.

The Buckmaster Expo—celebrating 31 years—kicks off this Friday in Montgomery.

Visitors can enjoy the outdoors, explore a variety of vendors, and experience family-friendly fun at this long-standing local event.

The Alabama Community College System is launching a statewide broadband expansion set to connect 24 community colleges to a high-speed fiber network by the end of 2027, partnering with Alabama Fiber Network + rural electric cooperatives to boost digital literacy and support underserved rural areas.

Alabama Health officials warned today about dangerous heat conditions and urged residents to watch for symptoms and remain hydrated & indoors when possible.

The advisory targets older adults and outdoor workers to prevent heat cramps, exhaustion, and heat stroke.

An Alabama lettuce farmer and the commissioner of Agriculture and Industries are urging Alabamians to buy local produce amid a cyclosporiasis outbreak — officials believe that this call can help protect consumer health while local growers cope with rising demand.

Alabama health officials warned swimmers to avoid Gulf waters if they have open wounds, noting that natural Vibrio bacteria led to 16 vibriosis cases and one death.

They advise covering wounds and caution when swimming during warmer months (May to Oct).

Troy added Kansas State transfer Mobi Ikegwuruka—a 6-foot-6 forward with NJCAA All-America honors from Iowa Community College—for the 2026-27 season.

He joins 10 other newcomers after the team won its second straight Sun Belt Conference title last season.