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Montgomery capital murder suspect, several others shot man multiple times during abduction, records say

A man killed in Montgomery in April was fatally shot by multiple people during an abduction, according to a newly released court records. Police on Tuesday announced the arrest of 41-year-old Earl Sadiki Wilson in the slaying of 39-year-old Devoris Gray. Wilson is charged with capital murder during a kidnapping....
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Alabama’s Vaccine Rates: Third Lowest In The Nation

With vaccination rates lagging, a new bill aims to change how parents can opt out for religious reasons. Stay tuned for the details.
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1st baby surrendered at Montgomery’s Safe Haven Baby Box

Vaccinating your child is typically a first step to enrolling your kids into public school, but one Alabama law maker wants to make it easier to skip that step. Alabama Public Television to downsize after federal funding cuts. Updated: 12 hours ago. Alabama Public Television has announced it is reducing...
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The 14 Amazing Spots To Find Agates In Alabama In 2025

Finding agates in Alabama can be easier than you think and will feel like a treasure hunt. Agates are special stones that form with bright colors and beautiful bands that look like tiny works of art. You can find them in rivers streams and gravel beds across the state. Some...
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Paul DeMarco: Weak Sentence for Rapist an Injustice for Crime Victims and Insult to...

By Paul DeMarco Crime and the Alabama criminal justice system continue to be major issues in our state. And unfortunately, despite politicians promises to increase public safety, there is still a long way to go. A horrendous case out of Jefferson County is a perfect example. Recently, the Leeds Police Department...
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Is It Illegal to Sleep in Your Car in Alabama? Laws You Need to...

Sleeping in your car is a practice many travelers, workers, and residents might consider when navigating the highways and cities of Alabama. Whether you’re on a long road trip, facing an emergency, or simply trying to save some money, it’s important to understand the rules and the potential legal challenges that...
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The AHSAA is losing in court, losing with legislators, and will probably lose all...

The Alabama High School Athletic Association has finally gone too far and is about to get its hand slapped by lawmakers. Governor Kay Ivey, Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth, and others have worked to undo their attempt to keep kids from playing sports if they dared to use school choice, and the courts have agreed with […] The...
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Alabama lawmaker revives bill to allow chaplains in public schools

An Alabama representative is pushing for chaplains to be allowed in public school. Rep. Mark Gidley, R-Hokes Bluff, prefiled HB 8 for the 2026 legislative session, which starts in January. It would allow school boards to decide whether to allow campus chaplains and teachers in public school. Gidley has filed similar...
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Woman Looks Into Clear Waters of Alabama Beach—Then Sees What’s Lurking

A rare clear-water day revealed a group of sharks swimming near the shore in Orange Beach
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Gov. Ivey declares statewide day of remembrance for Carole Robertson

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey declared a statewide day of remembrance for Carole Robertson, one of the four victims of the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, in a proclamation made Monday. Ahead of the 62nd anniversary of the bombing, which took Robertson’s life at fourteen years old as well as the...

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