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Upper-Level Low Keeps Central Alabama Cooler with Daily Showers & Storms Through Wednesday

Alabama’s 42 Weather Live: An upper-level low will be the main weather maker for the next few days across Central Alabama. This will bring clouds, showers and storms, and slightly cooler temperatures through Tuesday. Tonight, it will be mostly clear to partly cloudy with lows in the mid-60s to lower 70s. Tuesday will b
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Roberts Family Shows Why Small Town Alabama Is So Good

From a Northport drive-through where strangers pay for the car behind them, to Tuscaloosa streets lined with neighbors welcoming the Roberts family home, small kindnesses are showing up all over West Alabama.
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David Banks finds beauty in the stories the South leaves behind

The Montgomery artist explores memory, identity and Southern storytelling in his first solo exhibition, Emergence: An Introspective, opening Aug. 7 at King’s Canvas.
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Prattville residents could soon pay more for trash pickup, wastewater services

PRATTVILLE, Ala. (WSFA) - Prattville residents could soon see higher monthly bills for trash collection and wastewater services if the city council votes to approve proposed rate hikes Tuesday night. Neither service has seen a rate increase in five to six years. City leaders say the adjustments can no longer...
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Zaxby’s adds Alabama White BBQ sauce with help from this AL native

Zaxby’s is adding a new dipping option to its lineup of signature sauces, and the restaurant chain is turning to an Alabama native to introduce it. Beginning Aug. 4, participating Zaxby’s locations nationwide will serve Alabama White BBQ Sauce while supplies last. The tangy, peppery sauce joins the chain’s lineup of 12
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New manufacturing facility expected to bring 30 jobs to Shorter

SHORTER, Ala. (WSFA) - The town of Shorter will soon have a new manufacturing facility that is expected to bring 30 new jobs. Hiteco, a Korean company that manufactures high-tech industrial components, will oversee construction of the 50,000-square-foot facility in the Macon County town, according to the Alabama Depart
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German Shepherd Laws in Alabama: What Every Owner Needs to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you own a German Shepherd in Alabama — or plan to — understanding the legal landscape around your dog is not optional. State law, local ordinances, housing policies, and insurance rules can all affect how and where you keep your dog, and wh
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Alabama bill targeting marijuana exposure to children never became law — what teachers and...

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) -A viral Facebook graphic falsely claims an Alabama bill requiring teachers to report students who smell like marijuana was signed into law, effective Oct. 1. The bill never became law. House Bill 72, introduced by Rep. Patrick Sellers in January, would have banned smoking marijuana or vaping...
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Mayor Reed defends $200M ‘Momentum 2040 Bond’ at monthly briefing

Mayor Steven Reed pushes for the Momentum 2040 Bond and responds to city council critics who claim public safety is being left out.
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Should Alabama pause data center development? Here’s what you said

About a dozen Alabama communities are navigating proposed data center projects. Some local cities -- such as Birmingham, Leeds, Homewood and Cullman -- have enacted short-term moratoriums. Local counties and unincorporated areas have few tools to address the projects. Some officials and candidates have called for state

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