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Prattville City Council rejects Doster Farms master plan, approves major sewer upgrade

At the Nov. 3 meeting, the Prattville City Council had a full agenda. They rejected the large residential master plan due to traffic issues, approved the major sewer upgrades, passed the new council guidelines, and recognized CPL. Dakota Davis. The council voted against approving the preliminary master plan for the...

Prattville, AL · 2d

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CAVHCS holds annual Veterans Day parade Thursday

The Central Alabama Veterans Health Care System held its annual Veterans Day parade in Tuskegee.

Tuskegee, AL · 1d

Yellowhammer News

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National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics names Montgomery’s Greg Jones a 2026 ‘Top Lobbyist’

Greg Jones, a familiar face at the Alabama State House, has been named a 2026 Top Lobbyist by the National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics. Jones, founder of The Jones Group, was selected from more than 500 nominations nationwide for the list of 100 professionals recognized for achievements, leadership, integrity and contributions to the lobbying […] The post National Institute for Lobbying & Ethics names Montgomery’s Greg Jones a 2026 ‘Top Lobbyist’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News .

Montgomery, AL · 1d

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Autauga County alerts motorists to upcoming railroad crossing closures

The Autauga County Engineering Department encourages residents and motorists to plan ahead as CSX prepares for temporary railroad crossing closures at seven locations in the Marbury and Deatsville areas, beginning Thursday, November 12, and continuing through Tuesday, November 17, 2026. The County is sharing the tentative schedule in advance to give residents, businesses, school transportation providers, and commuters time to prepare for travel disruptions and make alternate travel arrangements.

Autauga County, AL · 18h

The Montgomery Advertiser

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Alabama Christmas snow chances revealed for 2026

Alabama · 2d

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Hunter focuses campaign on affordability, housing and health care

Gadsden community organizer Robert Hunter is campaigning for Alabama House District 28 with a focus on rent stabilization, Medicaid expansion and increasing the minimum wage. Robert Hunter says affordability is at the center of his campaign for Alabama House District 28. The 30-year-old Gadsden resident is running for the state...

Gadsden, AL · 5d

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Almost 13 million enslaved people memorialized in America's Deep South

The National Memorial for Peace and Justice commemorates those killed by racial terror lynchings Equal Justice Initiative/Human Pictures The Freedom Monument Sculpture Park in Montgomery, Alabama , is a 17-acre site dedicated to honoring the nearly 13 million Black people forced into the trans-Atlantic slave trade. The park features more than 50 artworks, including Kehinde Wiley’s An Archaeology of Silence and the 43ft-high National Monument to Freedom, which is engraved with the names of over 1,000 survivors of slavery. It is one of four Legacy sites in Montgomery developed by the Equal Justice Initiative, a US non-profit organisation founded by Bryan Stevenson to challenge racial injustice. The other Legacy sites include Montgomery Square, the Legacy Museum, and a national memorial dedicated to more than 4,400 victims of racial terror lynchings between 1877 and 1950. The initiative aims to educate visitors on America's history of racial violence while inspiring ongoing action against modern bigotry, bias, and injustice. IN FULL The Alabama sculpture park honouring the courage of America’s enslaved

Montgomery, AL · 4d

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Results for Alabama attorney general, auditor, agriculture commissioner & treasurer

Results are in for a number of statewide races in Alabama.

Alabama · 2d

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Alabama Left Mostly Dry in Blue Tsunami, With Most Republicans Keeping or Winning Office

Alabama's 2nd congressional district, drawn to give Democrats a majority-minority seat, stayed in Democratic hands with Shomari Figures winning reelection despite limited national momentum.

Alabama · 2d

The Tuscaloosa News

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Alabama administrator named Universities of Wisconsin president

A longtime University of Alabama System administrator has been selected as the next president of the Universities of Wisconsin. The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents on Oct. 30 voted unanimously to appoint Tonjanita "Tonja" L. Johnson as the system's next president. Johnson, 57, currently serves as senior vice chancellor for academic and student affairs for the University of Alabama System, a position she has held since 2019. She is expected to begin her new role on or about Jan. 1. Johnson oversees academic and student affairs across the UA System, including academic planning, student success initiatives, institutional research and statewide policy development. She also serves as a liaison to the UA System board of trustees and represents Alabama's public universities before government agencies and national higher education organizations. "I am deeply honored by the confidence the Board of Regents has placed in me and excited about the opportunity to serve the people of Wisconsin," Johnson said in a statement. "Public higher education has the power to improve lives, strengthen communities and shape a state's future." Johnson will become the 10th president of the Universities of Wisconsin, which includes 13 public universities and serves more than 160,000 students statewide. More:

Wisconsin · 4d

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Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth predicts a ‘strong night’ for Alabama Republicans, no ‘blue wave’ for the state

Alabama Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth has full faith in Alabama Republicans heading into the election, predicting it’ll be a “strong night” for the Alabama GOP, but for Republicans nationally, it could be a different story. “I think Republicans are going to do fine in our state,” Ainsworth...

Alabama · 4d

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Doug Jones says Alabama ‘deliberately makes it difficult to vote’

Doug Jones told supporters over the weekend that Alabama rigs its elections against turnout. “Alabama deliberately makes it difficult to vote,” the Democrat nominee wrote in a fundraising message on October 30. “We have no early voting and extraordinarily restrictive absentee voting rules. It’s up to us to make sure every supporter knows where to […] The post Doug Jones says Alabama ‘deliberately makes it difficult to vote’ appeared first on Yellowhammer News .

Alabama · 3d

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A blue wave didn’t bury Alabama Republicans but it gave Democrats some big wins

A national blue wave helped Rep. Shomari Figures keep his seat and cost some Alabama GOP lawmakers their seats.

Alabama · 3d

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Power of US Congress flips blue, top offices in Montgomery stay red

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - As a historic blue wave swept the country during Tuesday night’s midterm elections, Alabama was one of a handful of states that held for Republicans. For the time being, the power in state government will remain red. More than 1.6 million Alabamians cast their votes...

Alabama · 2d

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Montgomery leaders approve resolution to form new health care authority

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Montgomery City Council announced Tuesday night that it voted 6-3 to approve a resolution authorizing the establishment of the Health Care Authority of Montgomery. The approval advances a proposed City-County partnership to preserve, stabilize, and expand access to essential healthcare services. The vote followed careful...

Montgomery, AL · 3d

The Montgomery Advertiser

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Montgomery 'HateLess Day' event promotes citywide unity

Americans have been embroiled in negativity in the weeks leading up to Nov. 3. Attacks from politicians against each other from across the aisle, ads that show the underbelly of all the community’s problems and lack of resources, and social media storms surrounding voting accessibility have the ability to instill a sense of division in the community that lasts long past election day . But Montgomery is preparing for something different entirely this weekend: a day that ignores all that makes people different, and focusing on being “hateless.” “HateLess Day” will celebrate its third annual installment on Nov. 7. The event centers on spreading love and connection and acknowledging the humanity of people in the community, said Jarvis Provitt, the founder of the HateLess Foundation . “Helping those [in need] and being able to hug those that say, ‘Hey, I haven’t eaten since yesterday, I didn’t eat at all, but now that you showed up, you helped me with this.’ Hearing these stories about the impact we’re making not just here but across the globe is a great way that I can see the fulfillment [from this] that’s tangible,” Provitt said. On Nov. 7, the HateLess Foundation will be offering

Montgomery, AL · 2d

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Georgia lender who funded Alabama politicians gets 15 years

Chief U.S. District Judge Leigh Martin May ordered Edwin Brant Frost IV to serve 15 years in prison followed by three years of supervised release. Frost, 69, of Newnan, Georgia, founded First Liberty Building and Loan. He must also pay $76,454,374.39 in restitution after pleading guilty to wire fraud on May 12.

Alabama · 5d

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‘When we vote, we win.’ Alabama Democrats turn up the vote at ASU

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Mixing stump speeches about the importance of voting with the sounds of rap and R&B music, more than 3,000 people gathered at Alabama State University in Montgomery on the eve of the midterm elections to “turn up the vote.”. Alabama Democrats – including gubernatorial nominee...

Montgomery, AL · 4d

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Figures looks to continue as second district rep.

WSFA's Gabriela Johnson is live downtown Montgomery with the Figures campaign.

Montgomery, AL · 3d

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Casagrande: Crazy CFP stirs No. 5 Alabama outrage in wild opening act

Alabama is No. 5? That's both crazy and what makes college football a hoot.

Alabama · 3d