Shots fired into state senator’s home
Mobile Police said 23 shots were fired into Sen. Vivian Figures home on Thursday morning.
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An Alabama plant closed and moved to Mexico after receiving a $10 million PPP loan: report
FreightCar America received a $10 million PPP loan in early 2020. It closed its last American plant located in Muscle Shoals in September.
Alabama abortion law granting embryos an attorney deemed unconstitutional
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In 2018, Rep. Ritchie Whorton reported the theft. Three years later, there's been little investigation. No one will say why.
SPLC takes at aim at Mo Brooks’ corporate backers
The campaign aims to put pressure on companies that donate to campaigns of lawmakers who pushed the Big Lie.
Saraland pastor elected Southern Baptist Convention president
Saraland pastor Ed Litton's election stopped efforts by a more conservative faction to take control of the denomination.
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APR’s Burkhalter part of NY Times’ Pulitzer-winning COVID coverage
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