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The FDA could give emergency use authorization for the Pfizer vaccine for those aged 5 to 11 by the end of October.
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Activists demand fair representation ahead of redistricting special session
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Scholarships for high school, college students toward auto manufacturing careers
ASU announces major grant to support low-income students
Despite controversy, Alabama A&M has a new president
ASU ranked in top 25 HBCU’s by U.S. News & World Report
Fall enrollment figures for Alabama’s public colleges and universities
- Health
UAB doctors’ study: pregnant women more susceptible to delta variant infection
Majority of confirmed COVID reinfections in Alabama among unvaccinated
Alabama COVID-19 vaccination rate drops after summer surge
Investments in access to healthcare stands at a critical moment
Ivey extends COVID-19 state of emergency to end of October
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Featured Opinion
"We've been mandating vaccines for decades in this country for infants and toddlers. When will the adults grow up?"
Health
The number of Alabama children testing positive for COVID-19 recently is four times the number in early August 2020.
Health
UAB's Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo said two children under the age of two are on ventilators in a Birmingham hospital.
Health
The school's closure comes the same day Gov. Kay Ivey issued a state of emergency due to COVID-19, but with no mask mandate or...
Health
Talks are underway to decide whether federal medical teams are needed to assist in state hospitals.
Health
Alabama has the lowest percentage of fully vaccinated residents in the nation, and cases and hospitalizations continue to climb.
Health
“We are standing in a tunnel right now and the train is accelerating at us as we speak," he said.
Education
In 90 percent of infractions in Alabama, Black students were more likely to receive an out-of-school suspension than white students.
Public safety
While youth incarceration has fallen in the U.S. over the last decade, it's fallen much less in Alabama.
