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There’s An Iconic Diner In Alabama That Celebrities Have Quietly Loved For Decades

Some restaurants whisper their greatness while others shout it from the rooftops, but the Bright Star Restaurant in Bessemer, Alabama, has been doing something far more impressive. It has been serving exceptional food for over a century while maintaining the kind of humble elegance that makes celebrities feel like regular...
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Alabama civil rights activist, attorney passes away at 90-years-old

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin posted on X Sunday afternoon, saying Davis was “a trailblazing attorney whose courage and conviction helped dismantle segregation in Alabama.”. I’m heartbroken to learn of the passing of Birmingham’s own J. Mason Davis, a trailblazing attorney whose courage and conviction helped dismantle segregation in Alabama....
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The chairman of America’s largest bank says ‘Alabama’s future is bright’: Here’s why

One of the most watched yearly financial messages by the head of America’s largest bank is taking a deep dive into the future of Alabama. Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, devoted two pages in his nearly 50-page annual shareholder letter to the state, stating “it’s clear that Alabama’s future is bright, and we are excited for what’s next.”
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Woman arrested following high-speed chase in Millbrook

MILLBROOK, Ala. (WSFA) - A woman has been arrested for multiple traffic violations after leading police on a high-speed chase in Millbrook Thursday afternoon. According to Millbrook PD, the incident began around 3:40 p.m. when a police officer noticed a vehicle travelling eastbound on Highway 14 at a very high rate of speed.

Can you plant your flowers yet? The latest Alabama freeze has been as late...

Doesn’t it seem like there’s always a cold spell at Easter? It seems everyone buys spring dresses for church but then has to wear a sweater over them. I’ve always used April 15, Tax Day, as the latest potential freeze date but that doesn’t keep me from planting flowers in my garden. Those first days in the 70s and 80s send us running to the...
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Court reinstates death sentence in 1999 Alabama murder case

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has reinstated the death sentence of Marcus Bernard Williams, who was convicted of capital murder in 1999 for the killing of Melanie Rowell, a 20-year-old single mother of two. According to court records, Williams broke into Rowell’s...
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Funding cuts hit key Alabama program that serves more than 9,000 children with special...

After her daughter turned 1 year old, Nat Choran started to notice a problem. Her toddler didn’t know many words. The family tried many things but the biggest difference, Choran said, came after they got free, at-home support from a speech therapist, thanks to Alabama’s Early Intervention program.
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Two people arrested following large drug bust in Alabama

ALABAMA — A drug bust led to two arrests in Conecuh County, according to the Evergreen Police Department. Authorities said the department’s Narcotics Division, along with the Investigations and Patrol Division, executed a narcotics search warrant on April 2 at a home on Wild Avenue in Evergreen. During the investigation, officials said they seized a […] The post Two people arrested following large drug bust in Alabama...
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Gov. Kay Ivey Awards $135,000 in Grants to Support Law Enforcement Training Programs, Including...

Montgomery, AL – Kay Ivey has awarded two grants totaling $135,000 to support training programs aimed at strengthening law enforcement efforts across Alabama, with a significant portion of funding directed to Jacksonville State University. The governor allocated $75,000 to Jacksonville State University and $60,000 to...
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Alabama HBCU 1 of 5 in the nation tapped for new Amazon program

Amazon selected an Alabama HBCU to lead artificial intelligence education in the South. Alabama A&M University is one of five colleges nationwide to participate in Amazon Web Services’ “Machine Learning University.”. AWS is expanding AAMU’s access to machine learning curriculum and computing resources for free or at...

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