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Saint Francis Cheerleader Grabbing Everyone's Attention During NCAA Tournament
Saints Francis cheerleader Elizabeth Frank is turning heads during the First Four of the NCAA Tournament.
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DOGE: $465K Maxwell Air Force Base contract terminated
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Efforts to slash federal spending have reached Maxwell Air Force Base, according to a social media post made late Monday night by the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE. The post indicates that a Department of Defense contract has been terminated that was for “non-personal services,...
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What happened to the Treats so Sweet food truck + how you can help
On Friday, March 14, the local Treats So Sweet food truck was involved in a devastating fire on the interstate. Luckily, no one was hurt—however, the Treats So Sweet truck was completely destroyed. Read on to learn more about the Treats So Sweet food truck and how you can...
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Dothan man arrested weeks after Biden commuted his sentence
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - A Dothan man is back in trouble with the law only two months after former President Biden commuted his sentence. Dothan police charged Willie Frank Peterson on Monday with possessing cocaine, hydrocodone, marijuana, and two counts of illegally possessing firearms. Arrest warrants indicate he was apprehended...
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Opelika woman allegedly stole thousands from Auburn restaurant Vintage 2298
AUBURN, Ala. (WRBL) — Auburn Police, with help from Opelika Police, have arrested 48-year-old Leslie Winter of Opelika on felony allegations of identity theft and first-degree theft. Winter’s attorney tells WRBL she is innocent. Police say the charges stem from a February 24th report of fraudulent financial activity at Vintage 2298, a well-known Auburn restaurant. […]
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46 Brave Birmingham whites risk their lives to protest cruelties imposed on blacks
Today’s guest columnist is T.K. Thorne. Our story begins in Birmingham, where a small group of Black and White people, the Council on Human Relations, had been meeting since the 1950s despite Jim Crow laws that forbid them to do so. They met in the Black First Congregational Church,...