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Alabama High Court Leaves 2022 Conecuh Sheriff Race Tied
Justices reject Randy Brock’s rehearing bid, leaving a 2022 Sheriff race tied as Conecuh County prepares to elect its next Sheriff
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Health Freedom Alabama asks members to set 2027 agenda
Grassroots health freedom group is surveying Alabamians as it sets its priorities for the 2027 legislative session
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New Study Adds to Case Against Water Fluoridation
Columbia researchers link prenatal fluoride near U.S. fluoridation levels to lower child cognition, adding to years of troubling research
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Tuberville Honors Rainbow City Veteran Ashlie Combs
Army veteran Ashlie Combs is being honored for turning her own military experience into a mission to help Alabama veterans in need
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House Rejects GOP Bid to Keep Supreme Court at Nine
Alabama's five Republicans backed the amendment, while the State's two Democrats joined most of their party in voting against it
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Moore Backs Stopgap Bill to Keep Government Open
Rep. Barry Moore says the short-term funding bill protects farmers, veterans, defense programs and taxpayers while Congress finishes its 2027 budget work
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House Condemns Socialism in 220-192 Vote
All voting Republicans backed H.Res. 1490, while 192 Democrats opposed the resolution condemning socialism and backing election safeguards
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Tuberville shifts course on Alabama data centers
After months of strong support, GOP nominee vows no incentives as data center backlash grows across Alabama and the nation
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Ivey Honors Dolly Parton’s Life, Literacy Legacy
More than 116,000 Alabama children now receive free books each month through Parton’s Imagination Library
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Counties Seek Wider Zoning Debate as Data Centers Spread
County leaders reject data center-only rules, urging Alabama lawmakers to address land use across unincorporated communities
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Ivey proclaims September Family Meals Month
The Governor is urging Alabama families to gather around the table more often, citing gains in health, nutrition and family ties
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The Job Market Is Worse Than Washington Admits
Weak hiring, automated screening, ghost jobs and slanted visa recruitment have left many Americans locked out of real work