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Don’t cheer, Gov. Ivey: Killing the Department of Education will hurt Alabama students

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey delivers the State of the State address in the Old House Chamber at the Alabama State Capitol on Feb. 4, 2025 in Montgomery, Alabama. The governor last week said she would "trust President Trump" in his efforts to destroy the U.S. Department of Education. (Will McClelland for Alabama Reflector)

Alabama · 2025-03-17
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Study: Racial voter turnout gap in Alabama in 2024 was highest in two decades

A new study found that voter turnout gaps between white and nonwhite Alabamians hit a two-decade high in 2024. The Brennan Center for Justice, a liberal nonprofit law and public policy institute based in New York, found that turnout among eligible white voters was 65% last year. Among nonwhites, the turnout was 51%. Those two figures […]

Alabama · 2025-03-18

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Ala. Man and His Daughter Evacuated Minutes Before Their Home Was Destroyed by Tornado at Friend's Urging

After Tim Striegel and his daughter's home was destroyed on Saturday, March 15, they had to seek shelter in the Calera, Ala. jail

Calera, AL · 2025-03-18
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Alabama AG Steve Marshall ready ‘to pivot quickly’ if Tuberville enters governor’s race

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said he would be ready to make a quick decision on whether to run for the U.S. Senate if Sen. Tommy Tuberville decides to run for governor. Marshall has been twice elected attorney general after initially being appointed to the job by Gov. Robert Bentley...

Alabama · 2025-03-17
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Unsolicited Seed Packages Delivered to Alabama Residents

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries (ADAI) recently received reports of “unsolicited” seeds being delivered to residents across the state through the United States Postal Service (USPS). The seeds reported were identified as tomato and onion seeds and tested negative for harmful compounds.

Alabama · 2025-03-17

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7 tornadoes confirmed in Alabama from Saturday storms: Where did they hit?

At least seven tornadoes hit Alabama on Saturday, and that number will likely climb even higher later today. The National Weather Service plans to continue looking at storm damage and has several areas that will be visited by storm survey teams today (Monday). So far tornado tracks have been confirmed...

Alabama · 2025-03-17

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20 Deserted Structures In Alabama That Nobody Cares About

There’s something hauntingly beautiful about places left behind by time. These abandoned buildings tell their unique tale of ambition, innovation, and, ultimately, loss. As nature slowly reclaims 20 such structures in Alabama, let’s look at the stories their walls tell. Roebuck Castle. This grand castle was built as...

Alabama · 2025-03-17

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Body of missing Cullman County man found

CULLMAN COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - The Cullman County Coroner’s Office says the body of a missing man has been found. Greg Mize was last seen at his home in Holly Pond on Feb. 12. His body was found March 14 in Holly Pond on the Mulberry Fork. A cause...

Cullman County, AL · 2025-03-17

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'Don’t need parents panicking': Deep red state school chief speaks out over Trump cuts

Alabama State Superintendent Eric Mackey said Thursday that “we don’t need teachers panicking, we don’t need parents panicking” amid widespread cuts to the federal workforce, including the U.S. Department of Education. “They just need to focus on getting the work done, and we’ll get it done,”...

Alabama · 2025-03-17

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North Alabama citizens call on Rep. Dale Strong to hold town hall

Murder trial underway for Fayetteville man accused of killing teenager in 2022. On Thursday, Robtavious “Rock” Hawk went on trial for first-degree murder. He is accused of shooting and killing JaMichael Harris in Fayetteville in 2022. Metal Supermarkets offers $10,000 in scholarships for trade school students. Updated: 11...

Fayetteville, AL · 2025-03-17