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Service Dog Laws in Alabama: What Handlers, Businesses, and Landlords Need to Know

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you rely on a service dog in Alabama — or if you run a business, manage a rental property, or simply want to understand your legal obligations — knowing exactly how state and federal law intersect matters more than most people realize. Alab
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New law to ease path to homeownership for Alabama’s disabled veterans takes effect Oct....

A new Alabama law designed to remove barriers to homeownership for the state’s most severely disabled veterans will take effect Thursday, Oct. 1, allowing eligible veterans to benefit from a property tax exemption earlier in the home-buying process. House Bill 77, sponsored by Rep. Kenneth Paschal, R-Pelham, was signed
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Localized severe storms could bring damaging winds to parts of Alabama Tuesday

ALABAMA — Parts of Alabama could see strong to locally severe thunderstorms Tuesday as hot, humid conditions combine with daytime heating, according to the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center. The Storm Prediction Center has placed portions of southern Alabama under a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5)...
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World’s longest yard sale returns to Alabama route

Bargain hunters and treasure seekers are expected to descend on northeastern Alabama in August as part of what organizers describe as the world’s longest yard sale . The annual event, widely known as the 127 Yard Sale , is scheduled for Aug. 6-9 and spans about 690 miles across multiple states. In Alabama, the route be
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Birmingham’s civil rights district desperately needs a Bryan Stevenson. Here he is

This is an opinion column. A lot of folks have been asking, pleading and begging, really — for a long while now. They’ve been asking ever since Montgomery crashed the “history” party. Ever since the state capital became a tourism magnet, thanks to the vision and diligence of attorney, historian and social justice activ
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Country star to headline Alabama’s two-day USA 250 celebration

Alabama native country artist Myles Morgan will be playing less than an hour away from two of the places he's called home — Hoover and Tuscaloosa — on July 4. "So excited to headline Sweet Home 250 on July 4th at American Village to celebrate America’s 250th !" Morgan announced on social media. Morgan is the final act
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USPS aiming to keep mail carriers protected from dog attacks

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Last year, more than 5,200 U.S. Postal Service employees were injured in dog attacks, with dozens of incidents reported in Alabama. Now, USPS is renewing its push for awareness, reminding residents that for letter carriers, delivering the mail often means navigating unpredictable encounters at
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ACTION 8 UPDATE: Jackson Hospital says talks with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – As Montgomery’s bankrupt Jackson Hospital searches for ways to survive, it says talks with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama are continuing. The hospital has hoped that BCBS will raise its insurance reimbursement rates so that more money comes in. The hospital failed earlier this month to get
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American Village film to air on Alabama Public Television ahead of nation’s 250th anniversary

MONTEVALLO – As the United States prepares to commemorate its 250th anniversary this year, the American Village is bringing its original historical film, “Choosing to Be an American People,” to television audiences across Alabama. The film will air on Alabama Public Television on Thursday, July 2, at...
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Dangerous Heat Forecasted Across Alabama

Scorching temperatures are forecast across the Southeast this week. The National Weather Service in Birmingham is forecasting "dangerous heat with temperatures in the 90s and lower 100s" for much of the Southeast. The agency warns that the "combination of prolonged daytime heating and limited nighttime relief will incr

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