Estee Morrison

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Posted: MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) — The City of Montgomery has launched a newly updated online platform designed to provide the public with access to valuable city information, enhancing transparency. It’s called Open Data Portal. The online portal, originally introduced six years ago, has received a much-needed facelift to improve usability and expand available data.

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Posted: Updated: MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – A Montgomery business owner was robbed at gunpoint in his office downtown Monday night after being assaulted and tied up by four masked men. Jim Massey, owner of one of Montgomery’s oldest and most trusted businesses, said he is thankful to be alive after the terrifying ordeal. Massey was alone in his office around 6 p.m. when he heard a loud crash. As he stepped out to investigate, he was confronted by a man rushing down the hallway.

Jan 15, 2025 | waka.com | Estee Morrison

Posted: A grieving Montgomery mother is speaking out in frustration after a man suspected of killing her daughter in 2022 is charged with killing another man last week on Zelda Road in Montgomery. Traffic was brought to a standstill around noon last Tuesday, as multiple law enforcement agencies descended on the Chevron gas station on Zelda Road minutes after 24-year-old Rodriquez Harris, Jr. was gunned down.

Jan 13, 2025 | waka.com | Estee Morrison

Posted: The big topic at the Pike Road Town Council meeting tonight – economic development. The majority of people who live in Pike Road work elsewhere, and town leaders would like to change that. A decision by the Pike Road Town Council tonight moves plans for a new economic development park forward. The council unanimously approved the annexation of about 36 acres on Troy Highway into Pike Road, and it will now become a complex where businesses can locate.

Jan 7, 2025 | waka.com | Estee Morrison

Posted: President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden traveled to New Orleans, Louisiana to attend a service for the victims of the terror attack. The family of Drew Dauphin – who was killed in the attack – flew from Montgomery to New Orleans Monday to attend the service, meet with President Biden, and bring their beloved son’s body back home.