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Safety experts warn against puffy coats in car seats

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Though it may be warmer soon, winter is only just beginning. As colder temperatures return and parents bundle up their children, SAFE Kids Alabama is reminding families about an important car seat safety rule. The organization warns parents not to strap children into car seats while...
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CFP Recap: Alabama Advances To CFP Quarterfinals

Richard Johnson and Emory Hunt join Hakem Dermish on CBS Sports HQ to break down how Alabama came back to beat Oklahoma.
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Buddhist monks on cross-country peace walk travel through Alabama: Where to see them in...

A group of 19 Buddhist monks and their dog are heading to Montgomery as they pass through Alabama on their 2,300 mile journey across the country by foot. The monks are marking the two-month point on their cross-country trek for peace this week. On Tuesday, they will walk to the State House to meet with visitors and...
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Meta to expand Montgomery, Ala…

Meta plans an expansion of its Montgomery Data Center, bringing the technology company’s total investment in Alabama’s capital region to more than $1.5 billion. The news was shared during a closed construction tour with state and regional leaders, reinforcing Montgomery’s position as one of the Southeast’s...
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Alabama’s AHSAA exploring possible private/public split for championships

The voices have gotten louder from administrators, coaches and fans alike when it comes to public and private schools competing against one another from a athletic championships competition standpoint. One state is exploring the option of splitting them up once the postseason rolls around is that of Alabama....
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Deaths Of Missing Mississippi Mother And 3-year-old Daughter Discovered In Alabama River Ruled Murder-suicide

The September deaths of a Mississippi woman and her toddler daughter, whose bodies were discovered in Alabama, were ruled murder-suicide. Shardee McGill, 32, and Janae McGill, three, were reported missing on Tuesday, September 23. According to Jackson Police Department spokesman Tommie Brown, Jonathan McGill called...
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3 wanted for theft by deception in Millbrook

MILLBROOK, Ala. (WSFA) - The Millbrook Police Department is seeking the public’s help to identify and locate three theft suspects accused of stealing over $2,500 from a Dollar General. The incident happened Dec. 15 in the 4900 block of Main Street. Investigators say three suspects tricked the cashier into...
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Alabama advocates warn of local impacts from ACA expiration

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WIAT) — Affordable Care Act tax credits will expire at the end of the month. Advocates in Alabama say skyrocketing insurance premiums are imminent for people who rely on the ACA for coverage. However, other leaders say those subsidies need reform. Alabama Arise said some 500,000 Alabamians get their...
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Alabama Giving $3M in Grants to Boost Veteran Mental Health Services

A Decision to Act While veteran suicide rates and mental health issues continue to be a major problem across the U.S., officials in Alabama are stepping up to do something about it. The Veterans Mental Health Steering Committee will provide grants valued at more than $3 million to five programs in the state to offer...
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Attorneys for UA System students, professors file appeal in anti-DEI lawsuit

A group of students and professors have appealed a federal court ruling allowing an Alabama’s anti-diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) law to go into effect. The appeal, filed Dec. 15 in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, came after U.S. District Judge R. David Proctor denied a preliminary injunction in August to...

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