ASU strips Bibb Graves name from campus building
Workers removed the name of Bibb Graves, a former Alabama governor, from a campus residence hall that also houses the historically Black college’s famed bell tower.
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Researchers seeking Birmingham area veterans for survey, needs assessment
Veterans interested in taking part in this assessment are encouraged to fill out the survey by Nov. 14.
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Last time she ran for PSC president in 2016, Cavanaugh didn’t have an opponent. This time, however, she does.
Alabama attorney general will appeal curbside voting ruling to U.S. Supreme Court
A panel of federal appeals court judges on Tuesday reversed parts of Kallon’s ruling regarding absentee voting in the upcoming Nov. 3 elections, but the judges let the previous ruling allowing curbside voting to stand.
“Worst fear come true:” Two Alabama public school teachers lose parents to COVID-19
Two Alabama high school teachers tell APR about losing loved ones and the struggles they’ve had with school districts they say didn’t do enough to protect them, their students or their families from the deadly disease.
Madison County Commission won’t open courthouse for Saturday voting
At least 12 other counties in the state have expanded to Saturday voting, and 10 more have posted notices of expanded hours in the coming weeks.
Overturning Roe could mean fewer healthcare options for pregnant women
“For the South, ending Roe means a 1,500-mile-wide swath of the country without a single legal abortion clinic or one doctor who can provide care," Raven said.
Appeals court upholds absentee voting requirements, allows curbside voting
Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill in a statement applauded the appeals court decision.
Alabama’s Black Belt lacks access to health care, report finds
Researchers with the University of Alabama’s Education Policy Center found that physical access to health care is a luxury fewer and fewer rural Alabamians enjoy.
28th Alabama inmate dies after testing positive for COVID-19
Since the start of the pandemic, 441 Alabama inmates and 415 staff have tested positive for coronavirus.