Conflicts over race, LGBTQ+ rights cost schools billions annually
Superintendents cited increased expenses for security, legal fees, and public relations as part of their efforts to handle community outrage.
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Trump pushed Mo Brooks for illegal election reinstatement, Woodward’s WAR reveals
Even Brooks, who had supported Trump’s effort to challenge the certification of Biden’s victory in January 2021, balked at the request.
Birmingham Water Works begins bold overhaul to fix long-standing problems
Under new board leadership, bold changes are finally taking place.
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The battle over Senate Bill 1 is just one skirmish in a much larger war over voting rights.
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Montgomery citizens form PAC in response to Board’s removal of superintendent
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