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Mississippi man convicted for his part in Central Alabama drug trafficking

A Mississippi man was convicted for his part in a conspiracy with Birmingham and Tuscaloosa residents. After two days of testimony, Jabreon Deshon Mosley, 35 was convincted of crimes related to drug trafficking. According to trial evidence, the Meridian man worked with people from Alabama, including Hanston Clark, to o
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RAW: AL: SEVERE WX: STORM DAMAGE IN NEW MARKET

Thousands are without power after heavy storms traveled across North Alabama. ​COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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Attorneys withdraw from Cannabis Commission lawsuits

The Alabama Medical Cannabis Commission appears to be ending its relationship with the Montgomery law firm that has represented it since the commission’s inception. In a motion filed last week in Montgomery Circuit Court, the law firm Webster, Henry, Cohan, Speagle, DeShazo and Bankston, P.C., moved to withdraw as coun
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Alabama Xfinity Customers Reporting Thousands Of Outages

Xfinity customers are facing widespread service disruptions in 2026, with nearly 30,000 outages reported, especially affecting TV. Real-time updates can be found on the Xfinity Outage Map.
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Report: Weapons were leading cause of death for Alabama children in 2024

Weapons were the leading cause of “non-medical, unexpected or unexplained” deaths in 2024 for children under 18 in Alabama, according to a report released Thursday, most of which were caused by firearms. The State Child Death Review Team reviewed 223 child deaths in 2024. Most of the non-vehicle deaths occurred in the
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Alabama Communities Set to Receive More Than $17 Million in FEMA Mitigation Funding

Alabama communities are slated to receive more than $17 million in federal funding for disaster mitigation and infrastructure improvement projects as part of a larger FEMA initiative aimed at reducing the impact of future natural disasters across the Southeast. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced t
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8 Alabama All-You-Can-Eat Spots So Good They Deserve A Visit In 2026

I have eaten my way across Alabama, and I can tell you that this state does not play around when it comes to all-you-can-eat food. From smoky barbecue joints to soul food buffets piled high with comfort, Alabama has a way of making you feel like you just sat down at someone’s family table.
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Analysis | Tuberville’s residency case may test the Alabama Constitution

The legal fight over Tommy Tuberville’s residency is not yet a trial over where he lived. It is a fight over whether anyone in an Alabama courtroom can ask that question before voters cast ballots. That is the central consequence of the motion to dismiss filed by the attorney...
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‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ sisters to bring greatest movie hero of 20th century to...

The movie star Gregory Peck, Atticus Finch in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” didn’t just read the script as he prepared to bring to life the greatest movie hero of the 20th century. He studied the lines until he didn’t need to think of them. He studied the...
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Alabama law pushes summer camps to strengthen emergency plans

ALPINE, Ala. (WIAT) — As children spend their summer making memories at camps across Alabama, camp leaders are working to ensure those experiences remain safe. A new state law, known as Sarah Marsh’s Heaven’s Twenty-Seven Camp Safety Act, is prompting camps to review and update their emergency procedures ahead of its i

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