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12 Alabama Soul Food Spots That Bring Sunday Dinner Flavor Seven Days A Week

Nothing beats the comfort of a home-cooked Sunday dinner with all the fixings—except maybe discovering that same soulful goodness any day of the week. Alabama’s rich soul food scene makes that possible, offering diners the special magic of grandma’s kitchen without the wait for the weekend. Across the state,...
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New billboard draws attention to Anthony Boyd, Alabama’s next nitrogen gas execution

Nestled near some trees alongside a busy roadway in Montgomery, a stark black-and-white billboard looms over a parking lot. It says "Save Anthony Boyd," referencing the 54-year-old Alabama man who could be executed later this month. It's part of a new campaign aiming to call attention to Boyd's case, in...
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Britain Fuller, Miss Alabama Teen USA

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Britain Fuller won Miss Alabama Teen USA on September 20, 2025. She will now compete for Miss Teen USA on Wednesday, October 22, and Thursday October 23rd in Reno, Nevada. Britain is a junior at Satsuma High School where she is on the bowling team, varsity...
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International Festival returns to North Alabama, celebrating cultural heritage

The 43rd Annual Madison Street Festival was held on Saturday. Tuscumbia Police Department investigating robbery at gas station. The Tuscumbia Police Department is investigating a robbery that occurred at the Wavaho gas station at 1014 US HWY 72 W. Man charged with murder in Decatur shooting. Updated: 12 hours ago.
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Orange Beach Toddler brought home from Mexico after lawmakers step in

U.S. Rep. Shomari Figures and U.S. Sen. Katie Britt react to the Saturday night mass shooting in Montgomery’s entertainment district.
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Will tropical disturbances bring rain to Alabama?

Two tropical disturbances in the Gulf and near Florida had no chance of becoming named storms, according to forecasters. But one could help raise chances, at least a little, for much-needed rain in Alabama over the next few days. A third tropical wave, this one in the eastern Atlantic closer...
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15 Budget-Friendly But Legendary Restaurants In Alabama That Locals Refuse To Give Up

Alabama’s culinary landscape is filled with hidden gems that serve incredible food without breaking the bank. These family-owned establishments have been feeding communities for decades, earning devoted followings among locals who guard their secrets fiercely. From smoky barbecue joints to old-fashioned diners, these...
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The best haunted house in Alabama, according to FrightFind

It's that time of the year again, leaves are falling, a sweatshirt or hoodie is a must if you go outside after dark, and for some odd reason, a large number of people just love to scream in fear for fun.
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Oyster harvest begins Monday in Alabama

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WALA) - The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources says it will open certain areas of public oyster bottoms for weekday harvest beginning on Monday morning. Here is the news release:. Oyster Harvest Opens October 6. Pursuant to Section 9-12-28, Code of Alabama 1975 as stated by...
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Governor Ivey Awards $3.7 Million for Local Road Projects Across Alabama

Montgomery, AL – Governor Kay Ivey announced Friday that more than $3.7 million in state funding will be distributed to cities and counties across Alabama for 13 local road projects, underscoring her administration’s continued investment in the state’s infrastructure. The grants represent the final round of funding...

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