What the Tech? App of the Day: Writey Can Help You Re-Learn Cursive
Cursive writing isn't even taught in some schools despite the fact psychologists say it's good for the brain and helps us remember things better.
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What the Tech? Protect Yourself from New Computer Scams
October is Cyber-Security Awareness Month and while you may think you're smart enough to spot a scam, someone in your family is not. No matter a person's age, scammers will often succeed in tricking victims into sharing information or clicking a link.
What the Tech? How to Turn a Photo into Text Using iOS 15
The Notes app will transpose the words in any photo you take. It's like magic.
What the Tech? Tracking Your Children on Halloween
Apple released its AirTags earlier this year. It's primarily to help people locate lost keys, a wallet, or a purse, but it can also be used to help locate or track someone who's carrying the AirTag.
What the Tech? What Happens to Your Digital Profiles after You Die?
What happens to your digital data and online life after you die? Think for a moment about your digital footprint.
What the Tech? App of the Day: Crowdfire
It takes a lot of work to tweet and post to Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn and other channels. If you depend on social media for marketing or promoting, an app called Crowdfire can do some of the heavy lifting burdens from busy people.
What the Tech? How to Start Recording Video Faster Using an iPhone
The iPhone has a hidden feature to record quickly that not many people know about. Here's how to use the iPhone's "Quick Record" option.
Doughnuts, Purple Icing and Rotary Clubs Combine to Fight Polio Worldwide
The dozens of Rotary Clubs throughout Central and South Alabama came together Monday to sell doughnuts to raise money to fight polio worldwide. But these aren't any ordinary doughnuts.
Pay It Forward: Lisa Benson of Montgomery
Our Pay It Forward honoree this week is Lisa Benson of Montgomery. She runs a non-profit to help seniors with their needs.
Fair Food Fight: BBQ Nachos & Roasted Corn
The Alabama National Fair has plenty of great food and drinks to enjoy. As part of our “Fair Food Fight,” Alabama News Network is highlighting some of the foods and drinks you like best.
PHOTO GALLERY: Easterseals Central Alabama Holds Inaugural Golf Tournament in Montgomery
All proceeds benefit the pediatric, adult and senior programs offered at Easterseals Central Alabama, which helps more than 1,800 individuals annually who are living with a disability.
Fair Food Fight: Ribbon Fries and Ice Cream
The Alabama National Fair has plenty of great food and drinks to enjoy. As part of our “Fair Food Fight,” Alabama News Network is highlighting some of the foods and drinks you like best.
'The Wonder Years' Took Eastdale Mall Back to the 1960s
The general manager of Eastdale Mall, Richard Holman, was especially excited about the mall being used for the show, even though the mall wasn't built until the 1970s.
What the Tech? Should You Get a Rechargeable Generator for Gamedays?
If you've ever tailgated, you've probably walked by a party with a big, noisy generator powering all of the things the tailgate host brings with them. Will a rechargeable electric generator work better without the noise or smell?
WATCH: Tickled Pink 2021 TV Special to Fight Breast Cancer
Once again, the Tickled Pink tradition took on a different look for 2021 because of the coronavirus pandemic. Because an in-person event was not possible for the second straight year, Alabama News Network brought Tickled Pink to TV.
Fair Food Fight: Philly Cheese Steak & Candy Apples
The Alabama National Fair has plenty of great food and drinks to enjoy. As part of our “Fair Food Fight,” Alabama News Network is highlighting some of the foods and drinks you like best.
Local Breast Cancer Survivor Receives Tickled Pink Makeover in Honor of her Journey
As part of Alabama News Network's Tickled Pink, a Deatsville woman who won her fight against cancer in 2019, was awarded a full makeover in honor of her battle with the disease.
What the Tech? Outdoor Movie Theatre: Picking the Right Projector
Watching a movie or a ballgame on a big screen in the backyard is as great as it sounds. With the weather perfect for an evening outside, now is the time to think about creating your own backyard movie theater.
Pike Road Passes $7.7 Million Budget
The town of Pike Road has approved a budget of more than $7.7 million, the largest in its history. The budget was passed at a Town Council meeting Tuesday night.
Tallassee City Council Votes To Remove Mayor as Superintendent of Utilities
The city of Tallassee held a city council meeting Tuesday where council members made the decision to remove Mayor Johnny Hammock from the Superintendent of Utilities position.
Fair Food Fight: Funnel Cakes & Mac and Cheese Bowls
Based on your votes in our Fair Food Fight bracket contest, funnel cakes made it to our final eight. In addition, we're highlighting a new food that's available this year -- mac & cheese bowls.
Pay It Forward: Adrienne Lee of Valley Grande
Adrienne Lee is the principal at Brantley Elementary in Selma. She was nominated by a parent for her amazing energy and care she gives to each student at school each and every day.
What the Tech? Outdoor Movie Theatre: Picking the Right Screen
If you ever thought about watching movies outdoors, check out this test on outdoor movie screens. Which one does our Consumer Technology Reporter Jamey Tucker like best?
Fair Food Fight: Giant Turkey Legs & Fresh Lemonade
The Alabama National Fair has plenty of great food and drinks to enjoy. As part of our "Fair Food Fight," Alabama News Network is highlighting some of the foods and drinks you like best.
Montgomery Police Department Wraps Up 2021 Faith & Blue Weekend
The Montgomery Police Department held its final event Monday as a part of the 2021 National Faith and Blue Weekend. "Crucial Conversations" was the final event that was held at Freewill Missionary Baptist Church.
