Food and Beverage Distribution Company, Ben E. Keith, plans to open an advanced food service distribution center in the town of New Brockton.

An Alabama car dealership that got national attention for its Fourth of July promotion also go the attention of Ford Motor Company. Now, it’s backing off part of its offer.

Retail sales across the country and in Alabama are on the rise.

Slocomb tomato farmers are boasting good crop with great taste.

The Ruby Tuesday on Eastchase Loop in Montgomery has closed.

The Covington Mall in Andalusia is getting a much-needed facelift.

Gov. Kay Ivey has signed two pieces of legislation aimed at improving and expanding broadband services across Alabama

The numbers are in and Montgomery is seeing major growth when it come to tourism with travel expenditures near $1 billion.

New jobs are on the way to Tallapoosa County.

The real estate market on Lake Martin is hot, with the average median price of a waterfront home rising close to 30 percent in just one year.

The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce, as part of its TechMGM initiative, is partnering with the U.S. Air Force to host a team of military and private sector app developers for a new software development project called BESPIN.

Prattville city officials are staying busy with lots of new projects to ensure the growth and future success of the city.

Fast food restaurant Bojangles’ has returned to Montgomery.

Sejin America announced plans to spend $15 million on new machines and add 36 jobs to the payroll at its Dadeville facility.

AIDT and Craig Field are partnering to help bring down Dallas County's jobless rate.

A locally owned and operated retailer, Fleet Feet, announced that it will be closing its storefront in late April, according to co-owner Avery Ainsworth.

A Montgomery woman is making her dreams a reality.

There are now concerns about future expansions at a major employer in Montgomery.

The Junior League of Montgomery is ready to shop, save and serve with its third annual charity shopping event that will begin Thursday,.

A local restaurant is giving back in a unique way.

City leaders say the new hotel owners will help this part of Selma turn the corner. In fact, the hope is new businesses will move into empty store fronts across the street.

Since Attorney General Steve Marshall indicated selling hemp oil is now legal in the state, prospective growers and proprietors believe they're getting in on the ground floor. One CBD oil seller in south Alabama is making it her business to be out front with the product.

The joint venture will have the capacity to build 300,000 vehicles annually.

Alabama's jobless rate has dipped to a record-low 3.7 percent as more workers continue joining the workforce

GE Aviation is planning to invest $50 million toward the expansion of its manufacturing operation at its Auburn facility, according to Gov. Kay Ivey’s office.

Staff from Annie’s plans to serve hot meals to tornado victims and those assisting with recovery efforts in Lee County Tuesday. From one community that’s been rocked by a deadly tornado - to another.

The Alabama Forestry Commission estimates timber losses to March 3 tornadoes at nearly $5.9 million

Opelika Mayor, Gary Fuller announced that an automotive supplier plans to invest $5.5 million to open a manufacturing facility in Opelika creating hundreds of jobs.

A culinary science center unlike any other is coming to Auburn University in 2021.

Work is on track for the new Hyundai engine head machining plant along with other additions to enhance existing operations. Hyundai is investing $388 million on the expansion.

Some new businesses are coming to Eastern Boulevard. For years, many businesses left Eastern Boulevard, leaving behind empty buildings, but now, Eastern Boulevard is seeing the opposite trend.

CarMax officially opened its Montgomery location Wednesday, making it the company’s fifth store in the state, according to CarMax’s Cedric Page.

The Board of Directors of the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the election of Chamber Executive Vice President Anna B. Buckalew as the chamber’s next president and CEO.

Farmers are still monitoring the impact of Hurricane Michael on their livestock. There have been reports of unexpected animal deaths in areas impacted by the storm - including southeast Alabama, Georgia and Florida.

A Troy University student has launched his own delivery business.

The passage of the 2018 Farm Bill opened the door for a newer agriculture commodity to potentially take center stage - industrial hemp.

The new jobs will encourage also encourage cities to better their roads, airports and entertainment.

An Elmore County woman is trying to turn a horrible tragedy into a chance to celebrate her daughter's life.

A new clothing store featuring plus-size fashion is coming to The Shoppes at EastChase.

Nine startups are competing for $50,000 in the Auburn Regional Alabama Launchpad Competition.

The event in Opelika will be in the 2400 block of Frederick Road from 7 a.m.-noon and 3-6 p.m. Prattville’s event will be held at 1817 East Main Street from 7 a.m.-noon and 3-6 p.m.

Google plans to buy power from Tennessee and Alabama solar farms under a deal with the Tennessee Valley Authority

The City of Montgomery partnered with the county, chamber of commerce and Alabama Power Company to launch new smart programs across Montgomery.

Montgomery resident Chaymeriyia Moncrief discovered her knack for business at a very early age.

Who doesn’t love a good burger? Eastchase announced in a Friday press release that new restaurant BurgerFi would be coming to their shopping complex in “early Summer” later this year.

Gray Television now owns and operates television stations and digital properties in 91 markets across the U.S., including nearly 150 affiliates of ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC networks.

We’re a month removed from the Camellia Bowl and Montgomery city leaders said it was a tremendous success.

The shutdown has put the breaks on breweries in the middle of fermenting spring beer.

The official retail numbers for November are in and it looks like good news for brick and mortar stores.

Data collected and analyzed by the Alabama Department of Labor shows that the most online wanted ads were for retail salespersons, registered nurses, and heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers.

Alabama will receive $7.9 million as part of a larger nationwide settlement with Wells Fargo Bank, Attorney General Steve Marshall announced on Friday.

An employee on Wednesday night said that longtime Italian restaurant Corsino’s on South Court Street near downtown Montgomery is closing.

Eastside Grille on Atlanta Highway in Montgomery is closing at the end of the week.

Brick and mortar shops are looking forward to this Christmas season, especially with the state now requiring online stores to collect a sales tax.

After some debate, a proposal for a new liquor store on Fairview Avenue in Montgomery was denied at Tuesday night’s city council meeting.

The Moore-Stewart Ford and Honda locations in Selma are now part of The Long-Lewis Automotive Group.

There are plans to open ALDI, a food market, in Montgomery but first, the chain opened in Prattville Thursday.

ALDI just arrived in Prattville Thursday, and it’ll be in Montgomery soon.