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FIRST ALERT: Significant Tornado Outbreak Likely Saturday

Saturday has been declared a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY. The Storm Prediction Center has placed the entire Pine Belt under a Level 4 Threat for severe weather. WHAT IS NEW: Models continue to indicate a potent set-up for severe weather. High-res models show widespread supercells forming Saturday morning and afternoon across south Mississippi, indicating a higher tornado threat.

Mississippi · 2025-03-13

95.3 The Bear

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Governor Declares Emergency for All of Alabama Ahead of Dangerous Weekend Storms

Governor Kay Ivey has officially declared a state of emergency across all of Alabama ahead of the near certainty of dangerous, severe storms this weekend. Rather than try to regionalize the threat, Ivey's proclamation is in effect for all 67 Alabama counties. In her proclamation, Ivey said straight-line winds, lightning,...

Alabama · 2025-03-14

Praise 93.3

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5 Alabama People the Bible Warns You to Be Careful Around

People are in Alabama and across the globe and some you need to watch out for. The Bible offers wisdom on how to navigate relationships and warns believers about certain types of people who can lead them astray, cause harm, or hinder spiritual growth. While we are called to love and extend grace to everyone, Scripture also encourages discernment and wisdom in choosing the company we keep. Here are five types of people the Bible warns us to be cautious around:

Alabama · 2025-03-13

The Root

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'No Snitching' Policy Allegedly Turned Sad, Violent for Alabama Teen

Back in 2022, a teen was nearly caught up in a shooting that could’ve claimed his life. However, police say the shooter stalked him down to make sure he wouldn’t snitch and the end result was terrifying. Suggested Reading. Defendant Martez Jefferson was convicted Thursday of charges stemming...

Jefferson County, AL · 2025-03-13

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Mexican Man Charged Under New Florida Law for Illegal Re-Entry After Removal

The State of Florida filed felony charges against a Mexican national for illegal re-entry after being deported. The arrest and charges are a first for state immigration violations under a new law passed by the Florida legislature. According to Florida State Board of Immigration Enforcement (SBIE) director Larry Keefe, Florida...

Florida · 2025-03-13

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DeSantis Orders Flags Flown At Half-Staff In Florida On Thursday, March 13, 2025

ORLANDO, Florida – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has ordered U.S. and Florida state flags to be flown at half-staff on on Thursday, March 13, 2025. in memory of Senator Geraldine Thompson. On Thursday, February 13, 2025, Senator Thompson passed away at the age of 76. She served for nearly...

Florida · 2025-03-11

92.9 WTUG

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Extreme Severe Weather Risk in Alabama: Tornadoes, Hail, & Damaging Winds

Over the next few days, a significant severe weather outbreak is expected across multiple states. The Weather Channel said, “A dangerous outbreak of severe thunderstorms is expected to begin Friday and last through the weekend in the Midwest, South and East.”. This threat includes Alabama within three different rounds...

Alabama · 2025-03-13

Pensacola News Journal

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Monster storm threatens to bring tornadoes, 70 mph winds to Northwest Florida

The threat of severe weather in portions of the Pensacola area this weekend has risen to “moderate,” according to the latest report from the National Weather Service Mobile office. Multiple rounds of storms could bring strong tornadoes, winds up to 70 mph and quarter-sized hail to the Pensacola area starting on Saturday and could potentially extend until Sunday morning. AccuWeather says that this could be the biggest severe weather and tornado event of the year so far, as it threatens a 500,000-square-mile radius in the central and southern United States that is home to more than 100 million people....

Pensacola, FL · 2025-03-13

AL.com

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Ivey on Trump eliminating Department of Education: ‘I’m all for shrinking government'

Gov. Kay Ivey said Wednesday she supports President Trump in his efforts to reduce the size of government, including the elimination of the U.S. Department of Education. “I’m all for shrinking government where we can,” Ivey said. “And truth be known, every state has an education department. I...

Alabama · 2025-03-12

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20-year-old woman charged with kicking crying infant in head in Okaloosa County

OKALOOSA COUNTY, Fla. -- A 20-year-old woman was charged in Okaloosa County for allegedly kicking an infant in the head. Kiara Bautista-Caceres, of Panama City Beach, was booked into Okaloosa County Jail Monday night on charges of:. aggravated child abuse. resisting arrest. She also now has a hold for ICE.

Okaloosa County, FL · 2025-03-13

Tampa Bay 28

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Paralyzed Florida woman says Medicaid denied essential medical gear

A woman said she hasn't been able to shower or get out of bed ever since a car accident left her paralyzed from the chest down and Medicaid denied claims for the medical gear she needs.

Florida · 2025-03-13

AL.com

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People urged to limit driving, outdoor exercise as Birmingham area faces rare warning

A rare “Code Red” air quality alert will be in effect on Tuesday for Jefferson and Shelby counties. Unlike most air quality alerts, this one is caused by smoke, not ozone. The Jefferson County Department of Health issued the alert and said fine particle air pollution will be high enough today to potentially cause problems for those with heart or lung conditions, older adults and children.

Jefferson County, AL · 2025-03-11

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UPDATE: Pensacola Police say women who took furniture off porch were likely scam victims

UPDATE - THURSDAY EVENING AT 7:15 P.M. PENSACOLA, Fla. -- After further investigation, Pensacola Police say the women who took Bob Yoder's furniture were likely scammed on Facebook Marketplace. According to police, the online post advertised the furniture as "free." The Facebook account running the scam has since been deleted.

Pensacola, FL · 2025-03-13