How Tallassee went “crazy”
For the last year, Tallassee has been rocked by nearly constant scandal. But underneath it all might just be overblown, small-town bickering.
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Democratic qualifying for congressional seats to remain open until Feb. 11
The Alabama Democratic Party announced Tuesday that it would maintain qualifying for potential congressional candidates until Friday, Feb. 11, at 5 p.m.
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See recent postsThe 2022 World Games will showcase Alabama
The World Games 2022 gives Birmingham and Alabama a true chance to shine.
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See recent postsThe terrors of justice
In America, executive power is not absolute, and our rule of law requires that even emergency actions be reviewed.
Three more incarcerated men die with COVID-19
The three deaths, all at St. Clair Correctional Facility, bring the total number of COVID-related deaths among Alabama's incarcerated to 73.
Bill to ban foreign-made U.S. and Alabama state flags passes Senate
The bill passed the Senate 28-2 and now moves to the state House for consideration.
Former Trump staffer and entrepreneur qualifies for State House
McClure is currently the director of the Alabama First Responders Association.
February 2, 2022
Alabama 2022 Legislative Report: First special session
The annual regular session, which began on Jan. 11 before being suspended, will resume on Tuesday, Feb. 1.
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See recent postsAlabama Unites Against COVID stressing vaccination, testing
COVID-19 vaccine is safe, effective in reducing severity of disease, hospitalizations, and deaths, and available to the public free of charge.
Birmingham city elementary schools among first in state to offer yoga
Minor, Oxmoor Valley and West End elementary schools in Birmingham launched yoga programs the week of Jan, 10, involving about 115 fifth graders.