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What is Delta-8 and why is it legal in Alabama?
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- What is Delta-8 and why is it legal in Alabama?
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- 1 day ago
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- We look at the alternative cannabis Delta-8 and similar products to figure out what they are, how they differ from regular marijuana, and how their sale is legal in the state of Alabama.
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- Mobile Police Chief Paul Prine says administration is on a ‘smear’ campaign against him
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- 5 days ago
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- Mobile police Chief Paul Prine spoke to a crowd of supporters at a rally at Municipal Park. This is an excerpt of his 21-minute speech. He accused the city administration of conducting a “smear” campaign against him and his family. Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson said Prine was placed on administrative leave after preliminary findings of an independent review of the department found Prine responsible for a “cultural shift” in the department that used “fear” to rule his officers.
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- Abortion Law Showdown: Alabama vs. Arizona Attorneys General
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- 6 days ago
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- The Arizona Supreme Court gave the go-ahead Tuesday to prepare to enforce a long-dormant law that bans nearly all abortions. The law predating Arizona’s statehood provides no exceptions for rape or incest and allows abortions only if the mother’s life is in jeopardy. The law had been blocked since the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision guaranteeing the constitutional right to an abortion nationwide.
On June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in the case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Alabama then began enforcing its total abortion ban which prohibits abortion at all stages of pregnancy and soon other states followed suit.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has called the decision “unconscionable and an affront to freedom… and will go down as a stain on our state.” But for Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, the abortion ban for Alabama and the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade will remain one of...
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- A look inside a $5 million mansion in Dothan, Alabama
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- 7 days ago
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- This Dothan mansion was designed by an oral surgeon entirely through the use of home-design software. It's now on the market for nearly $5 million and, if sold, would shatter the Dothan record for most expensive home ever sold.
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- Death Row inmate Alan Eugene Miller sues to stop another ‘botched’ Alabama nitrogen execution
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- 9 days ago
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- An Alabama inmate seeking to block the state’s attempt to make him the second person put to death by nitrogen gas has filed a lawsuit arguing the first nitrogen execution was “botched” and caused cruel and prolonged suffering.
Attorneys for Alan Eugene Miller, who survived a 2022 lethal injection attempt, filed the lawsuit last month in federal court in which they challenged the execution method of nitrogen hypoxia and asked a judge to prevent a potential execution by nitrogen gas from going forward.
Miller’s attorneys argued that the first nitrogen execution in January left Kenneth Smith shaking and convulsing on a gurney as he was put to death. The suit argued that it would be a violation of the ban on cruel and unusual punishment to put him to death using the same protocol, which used a mask to deliver the nitrogen gas. They also argued the state is seeking to execute Miller to “silence” him in retaliation for speaking out about his failed letha...
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- Did you see the eclipse in your Alabama city?
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- 10 days ago
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- Birmingham, Alabama, falls under an eclipse
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- 10 days ago
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- A timelapse of the Birmingham, Alabama, city skyline as the eclipse takes place.
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- This Alabama 7-year-old’s strength will move you to tears 😢❤️
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- 12 days ago
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- After Emouree Johnson’s mom, Karli, passed away in March, she decided to start a lemonade stand to pay for her mom's tombstone. Her unwavering determination to honor her mom is melting hearts across her small town of Scottsboro, Alabama. The community has rallied around her in the most touching way.
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- Everything to know about the total solar eclipse on April 8th.
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- 14 days ago
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- States along the path of totality – the area that will experience the greatest periods of darkness during the April 8 total solar eclipse – are bracing for infrastructure strains brought about by massive crowds hoping to experience the moon blocking out the sun.
Now, officials in one of those states are warning existing cellular networks may be impacted on that day.
New York State Police said they are coordinating with other state, local and federal law enforcement, emergency and transportation agencies to prepare for the massive number of visitors coming to the state on April 8. The crowds are likely to be substantial, officials said, citing the 2017 solar eclipse where some regions experienced a 100 percent increase in population in the days leading up to and during the eclipse.
In addition to warnings about transportation systems, impacts on emergency service responses and fuel issues brought about increased demand, law enforcement s...
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- The History and Future of Alabama's Oldest Public Road
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- 16 days ago
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- Old Byler Road was commissioned in 1819 as Alabama's first public road, now the state wants to help commemorate the road as a tourist attraction with landmarks along the route.
Article By Mike Cason -
https://www.al.com/news/2024/04/1st-state-road-holds-history-of-rugged-people-who-settled-northwest-alabama.html
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- Peeping drone
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- 17 days ago
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- Imagine that you’re at home, relaxing after a long day, when suddenly you
see a Peeping Tom staring at you from just outside your window. A Birmingham woman says that's what she’s been going through since a peeping drone has been peering into her home.
Read more: https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/2024/04/attack-of-the-drone-one-east-birmingham-woman-recounts-ongoing-siege-by-flying-peeper.html
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- Sylacauga Football Coach rescued from Gulf of Mexico by Coast Guard
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- 20 days ago
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- Sylacauga High School head football coach Chris Smelley, a former South Carolina quarterback, was found safe hours after disappearing Thursday morning while in a kayak off the Gulf Coast of Florida.
Full Story: https://www.al.com/news/2024/03/chris-smelley-former-south-carolina-qb-on-his-day-lost-in-florida-waters-from-bad-sushi-to-power-of-prayer.html
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- James Spann preaches on Maundy Thursday
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- 20 days ago
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- James Spann, chief meteorologist for ABC 33/40 in Birmingham, preached the noon sermon at the Cathedral Church of the Advent on Maundy Thursday, drawing one of the largest crowds of the Lenten preaching series.
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- USDA finds malnourished, diseased dogs at pet food testing facility in Alabama
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- 21 days ago
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- Investigators found malnourished and diseased dogs at an animal testing facility in Alabama, prompting the federal government to issue dozens of citations in recent years. And now state police are also investigating Blue Ridge Kennel, a laboratory that conducts research for the pet food industry at a facility north of Montgomery in Wetumpka. The U.S. Department of Agriculture cited Blue Ridge for violations of the Animal Welfare Act, mostly for “failing to use appropriate methods to prevent, control, diagnose and treat diseases and injuries of its dogs,” agency records state. In 2023, the USDA issued 26 citations and leveled $80,000 in fines against Blue Ridge, according to the agency’s inspection reports. Visit AL.com to read more. Reporting by Savannah Tryens-Fernandes. Produced by Amanda Khorramabadi.
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- Jefferson County Abduction March 28
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- 21 days ago
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- Two women were abducted from Jefferson County and released unharmed in Guntersville.
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- What's happening with book bans across Alabama?
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- 22 days ago
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- Should we be worried about what’s happening in Alabama libraries? You might have seen the news about the drama happening in Alabama libraries - book bans, book challenges, and even the Autauga-Prattville library director getting fired on March 14. Across Alabama, libraries are being questioned for the content in the books they provide to their communities, which has created new questions about censorship in libraries. What does the future look like for our libraries, and do book challenges and bans mean more censorship for our communities?
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- Democrats flips Republican seat for Alabama House #news #marilynlands #alpolitics
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- 22 days ago
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- In a surprise upset, Democrat Marilyn Lands has defeated her Republican opponent in a special election for Alabama's 10th District.
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- Where was Carlee Russell during her disappearance?
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- 27 days ago
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- Carlee Russell appeared in a Jefferson County courtroom Thursday afternoon, eight months after she vanished from the side of Interstate 459 and sparked a nationwide panic, and asked for mercy as she entered guilty pleas to two misdemeanors.
Russell was represented by attorneys Emory Anthony, Richard Jaffe and Luckie Milad.
Anthony spoke following the hearing and thanked Carpenter “for being strong enough to make a decision based upon probation.”
Anthony noted that ”Carlee apologized to the community, to Hoover, to the volunteers for her actions and I hope we will accept that and move on and allow her to live her life.”
Anthony still declined to say where Russell was during her disappearance and said emotional issues led to the hoax.
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- How will Alabama's Anti-DEI bill affect sports?
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- 27 days ago
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- You might have heard about an anti-DEI law coming soon to Alabama. From prominent city mayors and the NAACP telling black athletes not to come to colleges in Alabama and Florida, to professors and students being fearful of the fate of their organizations, what does this bill mean, and how will it affect programs in Alabama?
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- Carlee Russell pleads guilty in abduction hoax and issues apology
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- 28 days ago
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- Carlee Russell appeared in a Jefferson County courtroom today, Thursday afternoon, eight months after she vanished from the side of Interstate 459 and sparked a nationwide panic, and asked for mercy as she entered guilty pleas to two misdemeanors.
Russell, 26, entered a blind plea to false reporting to law enforcement authorities and falsely reporting an incident. That meant Russell had no agreement in place stating what sentence the judge would hand down. A Hoover municipal judge in October had sentenced her to a year in the Jefferson County jail.
Jefferson County Bessemer Cutoff Judge David Carpenter pointed out that although Russell alarmed the country, he believed it would be a waste of government resources to put her in jail because she is not a threat to the community.
Russell was given an opportunity to speak and said she wanted to “genuinely apologize” for her actions and the “resulting negative impact” they had on others.
Russell was sentenced t...
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- Widow of executed Alabama inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith speaks out for state bill
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- 28 days ago
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- Deanna Smith, widow of executed Alabama Death Row inmate Kenneth Eugene Smith speaks out on bill to make elimination of judicial override retroactive.
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- Carlee Russell pleads guilty in abduction hoax
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- 28 days ago
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- Carlee Russell appeared in a Jefferson County courtroom Thursday afternoon, eight months after she vanished from the side of Interstate 459 and sparked a nationwide panic, and asked for mercy as she pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors.
Russell, 26, entered a blind plea to false reporting to law enforcement authorities and falsely reporting an incident.
That meant Russell had no agreement in place stating what sentence the judge would hand down. A Hoover municipal judge in October had sentenced her to a year in the Jefferson County jail.
Full Story: https://www.al.com/news/2024/03/carlee-russell-faces-appeal-hearing-today-abduction-hoax-led-to-1-year-jail-sentence.html
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- UAB's Eric Gaines, Yaxel Lendeborg preview NCAA Tournament game with San Diego State
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- 28 days ago
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- UAB guard Eric Gaines and F Yaxel Lendeborg speak with the media before the Blazers first-round matchup with San Diego State in the NCAA Tournament.
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- UAB coach Andy Kennedy previews NCAA Tournament matchup with San Diego State, likes exspansion
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- 28 days ago
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- UAB head coach Andy Kennedy speaks with the media before the Blazers first-round NCAA Tournament matchup with San Diego State in Spokane
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- Man repeatedly rams into drunk driving sign
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- 29 days ago
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- A Summerdale, Alabama man is facing multiple charges after Orange Beach police say he rammed his vehicle multiple times into a portable traffic sign which warns spring breakers about underage drinking and drugs. Officials say the sign cost more than $19,000.
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- Roy S. Johnson: Are Alabama Politicians Suppressing the Black Vote with the Lottery?
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- 29 days ago
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- Roy S. Johnson explains why he thinks Alabama chose to move the lottery election, now Sept. 10th, away from the Nov. 5th general election to suppress black votes.
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- Man goes postal on Orange Beach spring break sign
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- 1 month ago
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- A Summerdale man is facing multiple charges after police say he rammed his vehicle multiple times into a portable traffic sign which warns spring breakers about underage drinking and drugs. Officials say the sign cost more than $19,000.
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- These were Alabama’s 10 fastest-growing counties in 2023
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- 1 month ago
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- More than half of Alabama’s counties grew from 2022 to 2023, according to the latest Census data. Despite declines in the state’s Black Belt counties and small increases in others, like Mobile County, the statewide population ticked up a little, rising by 0.7%, per the new estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Alabama gained 34,565 new residents. But the growth is not shared equally across the state. Just four counties account for roughly half of the new people in Alabama. Thousands each year move to Madison, Limestone, Baldwin and Shelby counties.
See if your county grew from 2022 to 2023.
Source: Estimated population change from July 1, 2022 to July 1, 2023, per the U.S. Census Bureau.
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- These 10 Alabama counties were the fastest shrinking in 2023 #news
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- 1 month ago
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- Data from the U.S. Census Bureau is in for 2023. Though the number of people living in Alabama increased slightly last year, just under half of the counties in the state saw a population decline.
Among those counties with dwindling populations, some were hit harder than others between 2022 and 2023. The starkest declines by far were in the Black Belt counties. In fact, Alabama’s 10 fastest-shrinking counties are in the Black Belt region, which has been stuck in persistent poverty for decades.
Source: Estimated population change from July 1, 2022 to July 1, 2023, per the U.S. Census Bureau.
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- Samford Basketball is officially in March Madness
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- 1 month ago
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- Samford Basketball watches as they are selected as a 13th seed against Kansas. It’s the first time since 2000 they have appeared in the NCAA tournament.
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- Sonic booms rock the South as spaceship returns to earth #news #gulfofmexico #sonicboom #spacex
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- 1 month ago
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- All along the Gulf of Mexico people were disturbed by early morning sonic booms on Tuesday morning. The culprit, a NASA Space X vessel reentering the orbit. We'll take a closer look.
Full Story: https://www.al.com/news/2024/03/loud-boom-from-spacex-crews-return-from-space-wakes-up-alabamas-gulf-coast.html
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- Listen to the difference between Alabama Senator Katie Britt’s natural voice and her speech voice.
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- 1 month ago
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- Listen to the difference between Alabama Senator Katie Britt’s natural voice and her speech voice during the Republican Party response to President Joe Biden's State of the Union address last night.
Britt characterized Joe Biden as a “dithering and diminished” president who “just doesn’t get it” while delivering the GOP rebuttal from her home in Montgomery.
Britt, 42, is the first Alabamian to deliver the response to the State of the Union. She and her husband, Wesley, were in their living room while watching Biden’s speech.
Alabama’s junior senator gave an impassioned rebuke of the president’s policies, saying her family worries about the country’s future. Among those policies were Biden’s actions on the southern border.
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- U-Haul driver trapped in collapse of massive concrete beam in Birmingham high-rise parking deck
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- 1 month ago
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- A team of firefighters are working to rescue a U-Haul driver who is trapped under a collapsed concrete beam on Birmingham’s Southside.
The rescue operation began about 1:15 p.m. Friday in the parking deck at Cortland Vesta apartments on Highland Avenue.
Full Story: https://www.al.com/news/2024/03/u-haul-driver-trapped-in-collapse-of-massive-concrete-beam-in-birmingham-high-rise-parking-deck.html
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- Sen. Katie Britt drops a “Bless His Heart” on President Biden in her SOTU response. #presidentbiden
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- 1 month ago
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- Sen. Katie Britt characterized Joe Biden as a “dithering and diminished” president who “just doesn’t get it” while delivering her rebuttal to Biden’s State of the Union Address from her home in Montgomery.
Britt, 42, who is the first Alabamian to deliver the response to the State of the Union, said she and her husband, Wesley, were in their living room while watching Biden’s speech.
“What we saw was the performance of a permanent politician who has actually been in office for longer than I’ve even been alive,” Britt said, contrasting her youth with Biden, 81.
“One thing was clear: President Biden just doesn’t get it. He’s out of touch,” she said. “Under his Administration, families are worse off. Our communities are less safe, and our country is less secure.
“I wish he understood what real families are facing around kitchen tables just like this,” Britt said.
Alabama’s junior senator gave an i...
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- Alabama Senator Katie Britt delivers GOP response to State of the Union address
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- 1 month ago
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- Alabama Senator Katie Britt delivers the Republican party response to President Joe Biden's State of the Union address.
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- Top shark encounters in the Gulf of Mexico
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- 1 month ago
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- A compilation of shark encounters along the Gulf Coast.
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- "It was a stupid ruling": Cam and Lindsey Ward share their IVF story
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- 2 months ago
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- On February 16, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos have the same legal rights as children. The ruling stemmed from an interpretation of an anti-abortion law passed by the Alabama legislature and voted into law as a constitutional amendment by the public in 2018. At the time, Cam Ward was a State Senator who voted for that law. Today Cam and his wife, Lindsey Ward, share their experience with IVF and their feelings on the ruling that put access to children in jeopardy for people across the state.
On February 29, the Alabama legislature passed a short-term fix to protect IVF clinics and patients.
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- Days and Hours Matter Here: Alabamians speak out against Alabama Supreme Court IVF ruling
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- 2 months ago
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- On February 16, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos have the same legal status as children. Following the unprecedented ruling, IVF clinics across the state paused the services they offer to their patients, throwing the lives of Alabamians into confusion and limbo. Women across the state wondered what would happen next. Six Alabamians shared what this ruling means for them and their access to reproductive medicine and their goals of having a family. On February 29, the Alabama House passed a bill that would temporarily protect IVF clinics and patients, but as you’ll learn from this AL.com Opinion Video, every moment matters.
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- Attorney speaks out after Tarrant client gets not guilty verdicts
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- 2 months ago
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- Attorney Tommy Spina talks to AL.com shortly after his client, 79-year old Novillee Williams, was found not guilty of two charges of harassment and disorderly conduct during a verbal altercation at Tarrant, AL city council meeting. Williams, a vocal critic of the mayor in the small town just outside Birmingham, was arrested a day after she verbally clashed with a city employee who defended the mayor against Williams' accusations of corruption. Spina called the prosecution an overreaction and an attack on his client’s First Amendment right to criticize her government.
Full story: https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/2024/02/elderly-woman-found-not-guilty-after-arrest-for-dispute-at-council-meeting-in-small-alabama-town.html
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- Authorities looking for person of interest in Alabama Attorney General's office explosion
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- 2 months ago
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- On Saturday, Feb. 24, at approximately 3:42 a.m., an explosive device was
detonated near the intersection of Washington Avenue and South Bainbridge Street, outside of the
Alabama Attorney General's Office in downtown Montgomery. The Alabama Law Enforcement
Agency (ALEA), along with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Mobile and the Alabama
Attorney General’s Office, are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a person of interest that
may have information related to this crime. If you recognize or have any information concerning this
individual, please call 1-800-CALL-FBI
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- Mercedes-Benz plant workers In Vance, Alabama announce majority of workers have signed union cards.
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- 2 months ago
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- Workers from the largest Mercedes-Benz plant in Vance, Alabama, the largest Mercedes-Benz plant in the US, announce that the majority of workers have signed union cards in support of joining the UAW. Plant worker Jeremy Kimbrell was surrounded by several coworkers as he announced: "There comes a time when enough is enough. “Now is that time. We know what the company, what the politicians, and what their multi-millionaire buddies will say. They’ll say now is not the right time. Or that this is not the right way. But here’s the thing. This is our decision. It’s our life. It’s our community. These are our families. It’s up to us.”
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- Former MVP Ryan Howard invites Birmingham Negro League Players to MLB game at Rickwood
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- 2 months ago
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- Ryan Howard came to Birmingham to invite former Negro League players to the MLB at Rickwood Field: A Tribute to the Negro Leagues on June 20, 2024. Howard's parents are from Birmingham and his grandfather turned down an invite to paly in the Negor leagues to take a job in the coal mines.
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- Dead 13-foot great white shark washes up on Florida Beach
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- 2 months ago
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- Video provided by South Santa Rosa News
A dead Great White shark washed ashore on Navarre Beach in the Florida Panhandle, according to multiple media outlets and local officials.
The shark was measured at about 13 feet and estimated to weigh about 1,500 pounds.
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- Al.com reporter Amy Yurkanin discusses Alabama Court Decision halting IVF #alabama #news
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- 2 months ago
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- A majority of justices on the Alabama Supreme Court, in a decision released Friday, ruled that fertilized eggs and embryos have the same status as children. The opinion referred to embryos, which are often stored in cryogenic freezers, as “extrauterine children.“
Medical experts warned the decision could limit access to IVF in Alabama. UAB is the first clinic to announce that it is pausing the procedure while officials evaluate potential legal consequences.
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- Denied: Alabama's Broken Parole System: How Alabama became one of the worst prison systems in the US
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- 2 months ago
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- Why does Alabama have some of the most overcrowded prisons in the country? One reason, you'll find, is Alabama has one of the lowest parole rates in the country.
According to the Alabama parole board’s data, in fiscal year 2023, there were 3,583 parole hearings. Just 297 were granted.
That’s despite the parole board’s own guidelines suggesting more than 80% of the prisoners should qualify for a second chance. The board even rejected all 10 people over 80 who were up for parole in 2023.
It wasn’t always this way.
Just five years ago, more than half of those who had a parole hearing were granted release.
This project was completed with the support of a grant from Columbia University’s Ira A. Lipman Center for Journalism and Civil and Human Rights in conjunction with Arnold Ventures.
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- The largest hospital in Alabama has paused IVF in the wake of state Supreme Court Decision
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- 2 months ago
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- The University of Alabama at Birmingham health system has paused in vitro fertilization procedures following an Alabama Supreme Court decision due to fear of criminal prosecution and lawsuits, a spokeswoman said.
A statement emailed by UAB spokeswoman Hannah Echols said they are “saddened” for patients who want to have babies through IVF. She said patients can continue the process up through egg retrieval, but fertilization and embryo development is paused for now.
The process, which involves fertilizing eggs outside the body and then transferring embryos to the womb, accounts for about 2 percent of births in the United States, according to RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association. The UAB Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility made the move after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos had the same status as children in wrongful death lawsuits.
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- Al.com reporter Amy Yurkanin discusses the impact Alabama Court Decision has halting IVF
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- 2 months ago
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- A majority of justices on the Alabama Supreme Court, in a decision released Friday, ruled that fertilized eggs and embryos have the same status as children. The opinion referred to embryos, which are often stored in cryogenic freezers, as “extrauterine children.“
There are many reasons families turn to IVF treatment. Some women may have blocked fallopian tubes that won’t allow fertilized eggs to travel to the uterus. In other cases, families can carry genes that cause fatal diseases and may want to create embryos that can be tested. In those cases, families will transfer healthy embryos and may discard or donate those that carry genetic diseases.
Medical experts warned the decision could limit access to IVF in Alabama. UAB is the first clinic to announce that it is pausing the procedure while officials evaluate potential legal consequences.
The case came about after three families in Mobile sued a fertility clinic and hospital in 2020. All t...
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- Birmingham Police Department Body and Dashcam footage of 2019 Fatal Shooting of Jamarcus Moore.
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- 2 months ago
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- On June 15, 2019, Birmingham police officer Aric Mitchell launched a car chase of a silver Toyota Camry after attempting a traffic stop because the officer said he smelled marijuana coming from the car.
When the driver of the Toyota Camry, Jamarcus Moore, didn’t stop, Mitchell called in for backup. The chase ended in Hueytown, when Mitchell’s patrol car collided with the car Moore was driving, which also had a front seat passenger, Samantha Hardin.
Mitchell jumped out of the patrol car and shot into the vehicle, apparently without warning or delay. He shot Moore twice and Hardin once. Moore was pronounced dead at the scene.
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- Alabama prisoner’s brain missing after UAB autopsy
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- 2 months ago
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- Another family claims their loved one was missing organs after dying in an Alabama prison. At the time of his death, 74-year-old Charles Singleton was incarcerated at the Hamilton Aged and Infirmed prison in Hamilton, Alabama. His family claims in court records that Singleton’s brain was missing, along with his other internal organs, after his body was returned from an autopsy at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Go to al.com for more. 🎥 Produced by Amanda Khorramabadi
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- 200-foot radio tower stolen in Alabama
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- 2 months ago
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- A small radio station in Jasper, Alabama had it's giant radio tower stolen and no one knows what happened. We look at the theories and a little bit of a positive update for the small radio station.