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New businesses announced for Wetumpka’s new shopping center

The City of Wetumpka has announced two more businesses coming to the new River Town Center. The first one is the The GOAT Bar and Grill. The Alabama-based restaurant will offer a modern sports bar atmosphere. It will serve as a dining option for families, teams and guests attending events. The GOAT has another...
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McDonald’s boycott: Alabama man among Black former franchisees who say fast food giant ‘ruined...

A group of former McDonald’s franchisees who sued the company for alleged discrimination in 2023 has come out in support of The People’s Union USA’s ongoing boycott against the chain. Alabama resident Lance Williams is among dozens of Black plaintiffs who say the company treated them unfairly...
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CBD stores raided in Enterprise, Troy

ENTERPRISE, Ala (WDHN) — CBD and vape shops in four south Alabama cities, including in the Wiregrass, were raided earlier this week. Special agents raided these retail stores in Enterprise, Troy, Wetumpka, and Clanton on Monday. ALEA says the raids came after a months-long investigation into complaints that these...
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Toxic and invasive hammerhead worms spotted across north Alabama

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Toxic and invasive hammerhead worms have been spotted across North Alabama. Recent rain showers have washed these worms out of their underground homes. Carrie Deans, a professor at the University of Alabama Huntsville, recommends that you don’t cut the worm, since they can regenerate....
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Montgomery mayor, police announce new plan to bolster community safety

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - After three shooting incidents occurred in Montgomery over the weekend, Mayor Steven Reed and the Montgomery Police Department say they are taking new steps to bolster public safety and put people’s minds at ease. MPD Chief James N. Graboys addressed the public at a press...
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Montgomery worker receives a gift to help provide for his family

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A man who goes the extra mile to provide for his family says he was blessed with an act of kindness from a stranger. Deaubrey Philson works at the Hardee’s restaurant on Atlanta Highway, and his commute to work was nearly an hour each day; until now.
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Tariffs may increase fireworks prices in Alabama for July 4th

The Fourth of July is right around the corner, and fireworks retailers across Alabama are getting ready. A recent 30% tariff on Chinese imports could mean higher prices for shoppers.
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Alabama faces more severe summer storms: When and where to expect them

Severe weather will again be in the forecast for part of Alabama this week. NOAA’s Storm Prediction Center is forecasting Level 2 and Level 1 risks for severe storms on both Wednesday and Thursday for parts of the state. On both days damaging straight-line winds and hail will be...
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Department of Defense worker charged with removing top-secret materials from office

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF/Gray News) - A Department of Defense employee has been charged with removing top-secret materials from an office in Alabama. According to court records, Ewa Maria Ciszak is accused of removing classified documents from a Missile Defense Agency office. Federal agents searched Ciszak and her home...
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Alabama’s SEEDS program launches $23.2 million in new grants

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Governor Kay Ivey on Tuesday announced that applications for the third round of Alabama’s Site Evaluation and Economic Development Strategy (SEEDS) grant program will open on July 1, 2025, with a total of $23.2 million available to support site assessment and development efforts across Alabama.

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