Local nonprofits, faith organizations and community advocates joined together to provide meals for those in need Thursday.

If you are on Social Security and have dependents, you're running out of time to provide info to qualify for eligible $500 payments.

Wednesday, during a joint press conference held online, the Community COVID-19 United Relief Fund grant winners were announced.

WSFA 12 News has launched a website to help you find the businesses you need.

How about a smile during these trying times?

Phillips-Riley Funeral Home off Fairview Avenue in Montgomery gave out lunches to people in the community Wednesday.

A 98-year-old Selma church got some good news this week that feels like it was Heaven-sent.

At First Baptist in Prattville, Dr. Peyton Hill uses the area code for this part of Alabama as a starting point for prayer.

Former Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, his Chief of Staff Mac McLeod, and other former staffers and friends provided nearly 2,000 meals for firefighters, law enforcement, maintenance, sanitation and local hospital workers

Alzenia Phillips didn’t live through a century to have her big day denied. In fact, the community made sure of it!

New COVID-19 restrictions prohibit gatherings of 10 or more people, including church services. Now people are having to find alternative ways to worship. One church in Montgomery is doing just that.

When the studio lights were drawn down at 11 p.m. Friday, a chapter in the history of WSFA Television closed. Now, it's time for an exciting new chapter in a new downtown home.

A virtual concert will feature several Montgomery musicians Thursday evening.

Shelter Director Susan Allen says there are currently 77 dogs at the facility, but only two people able to take care of them all.

The meals typically have a sandwich or burrito, some fruit, snacks, and a drink.

Voss along with the WAFF News team have reached out to Sens. Doug Jones and Richard Shelby and Rep. Mo Brooks and Robert Aderholt to bring them home.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is rolling out a few changes at local driver’s license offices.

The Montgomery Area Food Bank gathers and distributes food and other necessities across 35 of Alabama’s 67 counties.

World-class electronic resources are available to the citizens of Alabama from home or their local public library.

The trucks, loaded with berries, carrots, cabbages and more, started rolling in after a request that it not go to waste.

The Central Alabama Community Foundation and River Region United Way are partnering together to help non-profits provide needs to the community during the coronavirus pandemic.

Bachelor Nation is watching with bated breath to find out if an Auburn woman will get the final rose in ‘The Bachelor’ finale.

That couldn’t be farther from the truth when it comes to this week’s Class Act Award winner.

When it comes to fitness, one Prattville family makes it a team effort.

The Born Ready University program starts Saturday morning at Union Springs Elementary School.

We knew something bad could happen, might happen, but then, it DID happen.

“We have room there, room to expand and room to grow and the traffic flow is very high there.”

The Alabama Department of Tourism is releasing the list of most visited attractions in the state for 2019 and the No. 1 destination was on another planet compared to the rest of the field.

The Reverand Ed Nettles says he’ll soon retire from the position he’s held for nearly 30 years.

The reaction from the Class Act Award winners is always priceless and this week’s teacher even surprised himself by getting so emotional.

Some Auburn University students struck up an unlikely friendship.

The Montgomery Zoo is inviting you to “Leap into the Museum” for a family fun night Friday, but you have to register by noon!

The SLE Rodeo returns to the capital city next month, so leaders are getting ready for the show now.

More than 4,000 donors reaching into their pockets to support a record 40 campus-wide projects!

Ron Campbell helped make cartoons from 1958 to 2008.

Sometimes a major setback can open up new possibilities.

Performed at the Davis Theatre, “Cinderella” takes on the themes of love, beauty, romance, and comedy.

If you took part in the Mercedes Marathon weekend, you probably saw a few clothes along the course. All that clothing doesn't go in the trash but to a good cause.

Brittney Simmons was very emotional when we walked into her classroom with our weekly Class Act award.

Love was in the air Friday at the downtown Montgomery Probate Office.

The Montgomery Area Food Bank held a ribbon-cutting ceremony as they were donated a building to use for their efforts around the state.

Flower shop workers all of the country should rest well tonight.

With the 2020 presidential election approaching, a south Alabama family has found a unique way to show support for their candidate.

Laissez les bon temps rouler! It’s Mardi Gras season in and around the River Region as cities hold their celebrations.

The City of Montgomery has ordered repairs for a beloved stretch of Old Cloverdale retail space.

Derrick Cunningham knew as a little boy what he wanted to do when he grew up.

The annual WSFA 12 News Give from the Heart blood drive is coming up in February.

The Alabama Shakespeare Festival is preparing for its latest play, which can only be seen on two dates.

St. Bartley Primitive Baptist Church in Huntsville is not only the state’s oldest black congregation, but it’s considered the mother church for all black primitive Baptist churches.

Our Class Act Teacher obviously didn’t know we were coming to her classroom.

One fashion show is raising money and awareness in the fight against heart disease.

The award was based on the officer going above and beyond the call of duty on multiple cases as an investigator.

Coincidence or fate? Try asking that question to Wetumpka resident Mark Moody.

Pike Road has reached an agreement with Publix Super Markets to bring the first grocery store to the town.

A Grammy-nominated recording artist will perform in Montgomery in April.

Our Class Act winner for the month of January knows how important it is for the teacher to set an example that leads to success.

Eastdale Mall has been sold to a privately held, commercial real estate investment firm, according to mall General Manager, Richard Holman.

Maybe it was just meant to be.