In honor of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, select Montgomery restaurants will donate portions of their proceeds to help support the Friendship Mission.
Each week, the 12 News Defenders bring you the highest and lowest restaurant inspection scores from the county health department. Before you pick a place to eat, catch the latest edition of Food For Thought. The reports air each Thursday night at 10.
Montgomery County health inspectors were back at work this week, making sure local restaurants are clean for their customers. Here are the highest and lowest inspection scores of the week.
The pandemic put a stop to a popular restaurant option for months, but the Alabama Department of Public Health now says buffets can reopen across the state.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced Tuesday Faribault Foods Inc. is recalling approximately 15,134 pounds of a canned soup product.
A Montgomery church is flying in hundreds of live Maine lobsters for an annual fundraiser benefiting local non-profit organizations. Tickets are on sale now.
Blue Bell will be paying $19.35 million in fines and their former president, Paul Kruse, has been charged with seven felony counts alleging that he attempted to cover up what the company knew about a listeria outbreak in 2015.
Officials with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a recall of 6,444 pounds of Great Value brand ready-to-eat pork sausage patty and turkey sausage patty products.
Chappy’s Deli will hold its 14th annual Breakfast for Babies fundraiser on Friday, with all proceeds going to benefit the Alabama Chapter of the March of Dimes.
The Alabama Department of Public Health has teamed up with the Alabama Fish Consumption Advisories to release a 37-page guideline about which fish are safe to consume and which aren’t.
Officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Shorter on Wednesday to celebrate the opening of a Burger King and Popeye’s that are set to open by Thursday.
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.
It doesn’t matter if the pizza is purchased at a different restaurant or homemade. Once customers hit 60 points, they become eligible for a free Domino's pie.