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A Baldwin County man filed the class-action suite after being repeatedly detained in construction site raids despite U.S. citizenship.

Health

Alabama overdose deaths fell 46 percent over two years as state agencies and stakeholders expand prevention, treatment and recovery efforts.

Infrastructure

Officials said the financing clears a final hurdle for the long-delayed I-10 overhaul, with construction expected before 2026 ends.

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Education

A survey flagged affordability and limited STEM options as key issues, with officials discussing means of improving program links to apprenticeships.

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Economy

Shoppers will find discounts on apparel, home goods, beauty, toys and holiday décor.

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The LGBTQ organization's board quickly removed Turner from leadership following the arrest.

Opinion

College athletics is doing just fine. But now the government is involved because the fair compensation of players was eating into profits.

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The Ratepayer Protection Act stalled in the Senate after passing the House, with Alabama’s delegation backing protections against data center costs.

Education

Librarians pushed back after Amy Minton’s catalog searches flagged hundreds of titles, including books not shelved in youth sections.

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Opinion

Opinion

As AI removes friction from daily life, the harder question is which mental muscles humans can afford to stop using.

Opinion

A young law student’s vow became a landmark conviction that forced Alabama to confront a defining atrocity of the civil rights era.

Courts

The justices stopped an untested national system from taking effect after states had already begun mailing ballots.

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Fear can warn us of danger. Only courage, imagination and respect for human dignity can show us what to build.

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By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter On Monday the House voted to pass five bi-partisan bills that are designed to provide critical resources and...

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By Brandon Moseley Alabama Political Reporter On Thursday, Dr. Chad Mathis (R) from Indian Springs (who is running to represent the Sixth Congressional District)...

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By Bill Britt
 Alabama Political Reporter MONTGOMERY—First term Republican Senator Bryan Taylor (R-Prattville) announced on Monday that he would not seek reelection in 2014....

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