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The guilty pleas include a former district superintendent, who admitted to receiving thousands of dollars for his part in the scam.
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The guilty pleas include a former district superintendent, who admitted to receiving thousands of dollars for his part in the scam.
Despite 92 percent of students graduating — a record number for Alabama — only 58 percent entered into higher learning.
Gov. Kay Ivey signed a proclamation designating the month.
Alabama's 20 smallest counties have all lost population since 2010, according to population estimates.
One dressed as a confederate soldier. The other two held a noose and a whip.
The five-part forum explained and examined issues and opportunities in providing access to broadband.
Chief Justice Tom Parker says that Alabama needs more judges to deal with a backlog in the court system.
Asked when the state will open up to the next phase, Harris said it’s possible it will happen before April 9.
An EAMC hospital spokesman said the state hasn't yet reached herd immunity and masks are critical to slowing the spread.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has not revised its visitation restrictions.
Merrill will join 29 other elected officials from across the country in the program.
