Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 18th of August.
Good morning, Montgomery.
Early Sunday in Montgomery three people were injured in two separate shootings—one incident just after 1 a.m. left a man with a life-threatening gunshot wound while another just before 6:30 a.m. led a man with a non-life-threatening injury and a woman with a life-threatening wound to receive treatment.
The ACLU of Alabama launched Atoning Alabama on August 17—aiming to give incarcerated people a second chance at life.
The ACLU of Alabama held its first Atoning Alabama workshop in Montgomery to teach citizens how to build complete parole packets—supporting recently incarcerated individuals in their efforts to atone.
More workshops will be offered, including one in Tuscaloosa on September 26, as the initiative aims to lower the parole denial rate.
SocialSecurity turns 90 this year and has helped nearly 1.2 million people in Alabama while boosting the state economy by adding $23.6 billion annually.
AARP is urging Congress to close the solvency gap—leaders call for strong protections so that the program stays vital for retirees and future generations.
Hog Days of Summer BBQ & Music Festival 2025
2-8 p.m. — Alabama Union Station — Tickets required — Experience a sizzling BBQ and live entertainment at one of the summer's top festivals.
PMP Certification 4-Day Classroom Training
9 a.m.-5 p.m. — Montgomery, AL — Price to be confirmed — Enhance your project management skills with comprehensive CAPM training and real-world applications.
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