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Republican candidates and leadership have no response to Trump's visit, or whether they still support his agenda and actions.

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A Montgomery judge carried the heated eligibility dispute into next week after attorneys clashed over phone records and procedural complaints.

Congress

The Senate unanimously passed Senator Katie Britt’s Clergy Act, allowing eligible clergy who opted out of Social Security to re-enroll for a period.

Courts

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joined Arkansas and Louisiana in challenging abortion shield laws protecting providers from out-of-state prosecution.

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Infrastructure

The $3.2 billion effort, Alabama’s largest transportation project, is set for a Friday groundbreaking after financing cleared final hurdles.

Infrastructure

Alabama opened the first Birmingham Northern Beltline segment, launching a long-delayed project backed by federal funding and congressional support.

Economy

Another half-billion dollar investment from Hyundai will boost the Montgomery area.

Education

The survey found most respondents valued APT and favored keeping PBS programming amid heated a public response surrounding PBS and NPR's future in Alabama.

News

The initiative aims to reduce distance and cost barriers for expectant mothers, with service details expected in the coming weeks.

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From Greenville’s City Hall to Jacksonville State’s boardroom, Etheredge built a legacy of civic devotion, business success and uncommon kindness.

Opinion

After WLRH dropped NPR without public input, longtime supporters question its leadership and push for Huntsville to shape the station’s future.

Elections

Donald Trump's name and image keeps disappearing from Republican candidates' campaigns, even in bright-red states.

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Mussolini did not seize Italy. He was given it. The story of how Italy's democracy was surrendered one step at a time.

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By Lieutenant Governor Kay Ivey In April of 2011, Alabama was shaken by one of the worst tornado outbreaks in our states’ history. Citizens...

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