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Iconic Alabama marching band will appear in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2026

The University of Alabama's Million Dollar Band previously appeared in the 2021 edition of the Macy’s parade, held annually in New York City.
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Former Alabama Medicaid worker sentenced for theft by deception

A former Alabama Medicaid employee has been sentenced after pleading guilty to theft by deception involving more than $100,000. Attorney General Steve Marshall said Natalie Lewis has been sentenced to ten years in prison, with three years to serve. After serving three years, Lewis will be placed on probation for two...
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Audits find nearly $4.9M in misspent bingo funds in Greene County, 35 issues at...

Two new state audits show massive spending and oversight issues at separate government entities. The Greene County sheriff improperly spent nearly $5 million from a bingo license fund and a former employee at the state’s motorsports museum should pay back $236,600 in misspent funds, among other issues at the...
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Alabama woman’s amazing household invention lands her $750,000: ‘She blew people away’

If Ruth Young-Loaeza has her way, the bed linen her Huntsville-based NEET Sheets company produces will become as much of a household word as Windex or Kleenex. She took a step in that direction when she took home the $750,000 grand prize in the “Meet the Drapers” Halobama Pitch Competition in Tuscaloosa.
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Montgomery native launches book about grandmother Dr. Hagalyn Seay Wilson

By William Hilliard, Intern On Saturday evening, September 20, 2025, Montgomery welcomed a stirring celebration of legacy and literary ambition, as author Naaman Jackson unveiled his debut work Mother of ... Read more The post Montgomery native launches book about grandmother Dr. Hagalyn Seay Wilson appeared first on...
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Alabama State University to get YMCA facility on campus

Alabama State University has announced that a 5,000 square foot YMCA fitness facility will be built on campus. In addition to the facility, the partnership will feature a variety of programs to create accessible and inclusive wellness opportunities for ASU students and the broader Montgomery community. The programs...
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2 people killed, 12 injured in Montgomery mass shooting

Federal government shutdown not impacting SNAP benefits just yet. WBRC partners with United Ability to celebrate launch of Abilities at Work. WBRC partners with United Ability to celebrate launch of Abilities at Work. Prolonged government shutdown could impact WIC program. Updated: 2 hours ago. |. Prolonged...
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Montgomery mom leads fight against gun violence after son’s death

Hamilton emphasizes the need for collective action among parents and community members.
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Former state employee convicted of Medicaid theft sentenced to 10 years in prison

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A former Alabama Medicaid employee was sentenced Monday to 10 years in prison for stealing $100,000 in Medicaid funds, according to the office of the Attorney General. Natalie Lewis, 60, of Montgomery, pled guilty in August to using her position as a Medicaid employee to approve...
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‘Pure evil’: Witness to deadly Montgomery mass shooting speaks out

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Dwight Floyd was in the midst of the chaos in downtown Montgomery Saturday night, bullets whizzing past his head as he fled. “That’s pure evil, it’s pure evil,” he said. “I was running, I thought to myself there’s too much gunfire, so just get down,” he recalls. “So many people falling over...

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