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Ground Broken on $3.2B Mobile River Bridge
After decades of plans and delays, Alabama has formally started work on the largest transportation project in State history
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Alabama Power-Fenn Church Fight Heads to State High Court
Alabama Power is asking the Alabama Supreme Court to overturn an order keeping crews off a Shelby County landowner’s property
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Wahl Casts November election as Fight for Freedom
GOP Lt. Governor nominee John Wahl told Trump’s Mobile rally that Alabama should lead the nation on limited government and individual rights
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Carl Musters GOP Voters Behind Trump in Mobile
The GOP nominee in AL-01 praised Trump’s record, hit Democrats on taxes and the border, and urged voters across the Gulf Coast to turn out Nov. 3
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Tuberville Touts Trump Ties, Alabama Agenda in Mobile
Tuberville used his introduction of Trump to make the case for border security, skilled trades, farming and economic growth in Alabama
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Moore Rallies Trump Faithful in Mobile
GOP Senate nominee Barry Moore urges Alabama voters to stand with Trump, backs naming the new Mobile River bridge for the President
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Ensler Lays Out Agenda in Lieutenant Governor Race
Democratic nominee Phillip Ensler discusses taxes, school choice, utility rates, crime, Medicaid and data centers ahead of Nov. 3 election
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Dept. of Ag & Industries Pushes Back on Sparks’ Gas Pump Claims
The Department says Alabama still regulates fuel pumps, disputing claims that consumers are left on an “honor system”
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Airbnb Launches Grants to Grow Farm Tourism
New Farm to Stay grants could give Alabama farmers up to $10,000 to turn working farms into rural tourism destinations
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Small Business Hiring Slows in September, NFIB Says
Main Street employers are pulling back on hiring, but finding skilled workers remains a major problem for small businesses
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Trump Comes to Mobile as Approval Falls to New Lows
Pres. Trump returns to Alabama Friday to rally the GOP as national polls show deep trouble on the economy and with key voting groups
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Senate Democrats Block Congressional Stock Trading Bill
All 47 Senate Democrats voted against advancing a House-passed bill restricting stock trades by members of Congress and their families