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Alabama to add 96 new pre-k classrooms in the fall
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More than 15 million in U.S. could lose Medicaid coverage without action
White House warned against Alabama’s law criminalizing transgender care
Yale report finds flawed science in Alabama’s law criminalizing care for transgender youth
Governor announces two additional mental health crisis centers
Former Alabama woman starts church in wake of anti-trans laws
Alabama Hospital Association stories
Health
Alabama's new COVID cases and positivity rate continue to set records this week as hospitalizations continue to rise.
Health
In Alabama on Saturday, 81 percent of hospitalized COVID patients were unvaccinated.
Health
Some Alabama hospitals are burning through reserves battling COVID, and the state's ICU bed crisis continues to threaten care for all patients.
Health
The number of new infections during the last seven days of August was 231 percent higher than the same time last year.
Health
There were 92 more patients needing ICU bed care than the state’s hospitals had formal ICU beds on Sunday.
Health
Alabama on Thursday had 120 fewer ICU beds than patients who needed ICU care. COVID-19 continues to surge statewide.
Health
The state school superintendent said some school staff have had to have police protection due to threats over COVID-19 mitigation strategies in schools.
Health
There have been 12,291 COVID-19 deaths and more than 704,000 cases in Alabama.
Health
Mobile County health officials are discussing getting refrigeration trucks to hold the growing number of COVID-19 deaths.
