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Red Crown Rot reached 35 new counties in eight states in 2026, threatening soybean yields. The post Red Crown Rot hits 35 new counties in 8 states in 2026 appeared first on AGDAILY .
Tommy Tuberville is the current U.S. senator from Alabama, elected in 2020. Before entering politics, Tuberville was a well-known college football coach, most notably as the head coach at Auburn University. Tuberville’s professional background is primarily in athletics and private business. He served as a football coach at multiple universities...
Have a question about data centers? Fill out the form at the bottom of this story. Every morning, at 6:30, at the edge of a giant clearing the size of a couple of supermarket parking lots, the trees start coming down. The towering evergreens fall one by one. It smells...
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – The Alabama State Department of Education has released its report card for the 2025-2026 school year, which show improvements for Montgomery Public Schools. Overall, the report card gives the state’s 155 school systems an 88, which is a B. That represent the performance of 1,366...
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has announced that more than 100 areas in Alabama have been approved as Alabama Opportunity Zones, including an area in Pike County. The Opportunity Zones Program encourages long-term private investment in economically distressed communities through tax incentives. A total of 141 newly approved Opportunity Zones in Alabama include 65 rural and 76 non-rural census tracts in 66 different counties, including Pike County. These new destinations go into effect on Jan. 1, 2027.
Oak Mountain State Park will host Following Bartram's Footsteps: Exploring Alabama's Natural Heritage on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 2-3 p.m. in the Oak Mountain Interpretive Center Classroom. The program will focus on William Bartram, the early American naturalist who traveled through what is now Alabama in 1775 during a four-year...
Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Alabama has no statewide law that tells you to bring a pet inside once the thermometer hits a certain number. That surprises many owners, but the rules for emergency cold weather shelter for pets in Alabama have changed this fall, and the details depend on the animal you own and the city you live in. … This article, Emergency Cold Weather Shelter Laws for Pets in Alabama: What Beau’s Law and Cruelty Statutes Require , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Cane Corso Laws in Michigan: Local Bans, Liability, and Housing Rules • Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Vermont: Criminal, Civil, and Product Rules • Fireworks Laws and Pet Trauma in Ohio: What the Law Allows and How to Protect Your Pet
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LOWNDES COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) - Changes on the Lowndes County Commission could influence future decisions about a controversial data center coming to the county. The commission has faced criticism for recently approving construction of the data center with a 20-year tax abatement. Clifford “Cee” Jackson was sworn in as the...
Elected as the first female Alabama state Senate Republican caucus leader, April Weaver is eager to “hit the ground running” for the next four years. The title comes after she was selected by her Republican colleagues shortly after the Nov. 3 midterm elections. “I certainly appreciate the confidence...
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – U.S. Marine Corps veterans, those on active duty and reservists are celebrating a major milestone in Montgomery. They gathered on the steps of the Alabama Capitol on Tuesday, November 10, to mark the 251st anniversary of the U.S. Marines. The Montgomery County Commission and the...
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has joined Kentucky in leading a 13-state brief asking the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Florida’s Individual Freedom Act, which restricts how public university professors may teach certain race- and sex-based concepts. The brief urges the court to review a July ruling by the...
Guest Opinion by Stephanie Durnin, Director, Health Freedom Alabama. Editor’s note: Recently, Dr. Scott Harris, Alabama’s State Health Officer, took part in an American Public Health Association panel entitled “Together Towards Better Health: The Future of Public Health.” The panel featured Health Officers from New York, Minnesota, California and Georgia, in addition to Alabama, and was moderated by Dr. Debra Houry. Until last August, Dr. Houry worked at the Centers for Disease Control as Chief Medical Officer and Deputy Director for Program and Science, before resigning over conflicts with Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his stance on vaccination.
Two Republicans won open Alabama State Board of Education seats last week, maintaining GOP holds on the districts. The board, which determines policies for public schools in the state, is composed of nine members. The governor also serves as a member of the board. In State Board of Education District 8, Republican candidate Emily Jones […]
Guest Editorial by John Dodd, Energy Alabama Long before most Alabamians paid attention to who sits on the Public Service Commission, the logic behind the Commission’s existence was simple. The political appeal of a governmental body that gives voters somebody else, besides the Legislature, to be angry at when their electric bills climb was just […]