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Alabama Man Pleads Guilty in ‘Seven Deadly Sins’ Killings
VALHERMOSO SPRINGS, Ala. — In a case that has haunted northern Alabama for years, John Michael Legg pleaded guilty Wednesday to his role in the chilling 2020 execution-style killings of seven people, known as the “Seven Deadly Sins” murders. Legg, 23, entered the plea to three counts of capital murder in a Morgan County courtroom….
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Hyundai Supplier Halts Use of Prison Labor Amid Criticism
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A Hyundai supplier in Alabama has stopped using prison labor after receiving criticism over the ethical implications of employing incarcerated workers for low wages. The decision highlights longstanding debates about the state’s reliance on prison labor, which some say perpetuates exploitative practices rooted in its history. Ju-Young, a manufacturer of auto parts…
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Layoffs at Pell City Auto Parts Manufacturer Raise Concerns About Corporate Accountability
PELL CITY, Ala. — WKW North America LLC, an auto parts supplier in Pell City, is set to lay off 140 workers early next year, delivering a blow to the local economy and highlighting broader issues of corporate responsibility in the global automotive supply chain. The layoffs, scheduled to begin Feb. 7, 2025, were disclosed…
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State of Alabama to Purchase Historic Hallmark Farm for Agriculture Center Development
WARRIOR, Ala. — The State of Alabama is poised to purchase Hallmark Farm, a sprawling 500-acre property off Interstate 65 in Warrior, with plans to transform it into a state-of-the-art agriculture and event center. The move, announced by officials with the Alabama Farmers Federation (ALFA), marks a significant step forward in the state’s commitment to…
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Tuberville Meets with RFK Jr., Signals Skepticism About Vaccines
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., has drawn criticism after meeting with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. Following their discussion, Tuberville echoed Kennedy’s controversial views on vaccines, raising questions about the senator’s embrace of anti-intellectualism and the implications for public health policy….
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FBI Kills Alabama Militia Leader Allegedly Plotting to Target U.S. Officials in Trump’s Name
BAY MINETTE, Ala. — A Gulf Coast man with alleged ties to a militia loyal to former President Donald Trump was shot and killed by the FBI during an arrest operation in Baldwin County. Authorities identified the man as Alexander Randles, who was reportedly plotting to target high-ranking U.S. officials, including Attorney General Merrick Garland,…