EMS workers putting nursing home residents at risk, according to facilities
EMS personnel are only required to be screened for symptoms at the beginning of each shift, far below the federal procedures for nursing homes.
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Exit polling shows Alabamians divided politically on race
Trump was the overwhelming preference of white people in Alabama. Black people preferred Joe Biden as president by even a larger percentage.
ASU’s Ross honored for leadership
The Alabama Alliance of Black School Educators awarded Ross its inaugural Charles Townsel Outstanding Higher Educational Leadership Award.
Alabama’s COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations continue to rise
As Alabama’s COVID-19 numbers continue to head in the wrong direction, so too are case counts and hospitalizations across the country.
Voters OK amendment to remove racist language from state Constitution
Plus the results of other proposed amendments.
Republican Tommy Tuberville unseats Democratic Sen. Doug Jones
Tuberville, a former Auburn University head football coach, ran on his admiration and support for President Donald Trump, and the people of Alabama agreed.
The presidential election is still too close to call
Results are still outstanding in a number of states key to deciding who will have an Electoral College majority.
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See recent postsAfter another shellacking, what now for Alabama Democrats?
"At this point, voting in this state has become a team sport. Republicans are the popular team."
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See recent postsAlabama is truly a Republican State
"The more things change the more they stay the same in politics."
SPLC poll monitor detained, threatened with arrest in Autauga County
Brook Boone, an SPLC attorney, told APR that the incident was evidence that more training is needed for poll workers in Autauga County.