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Alabama SNAP and WIC Could Stop in Days as Federal Shutdown Deepens
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Alabama families who rely on food aid are bracing for possible interruptions in November as the federal government shutdown enters its fourth week, with the U.S. Department…
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Several Clay-Chalkville Middle School Students Fall Ill After Eating Homemade Cookies
CLAY, Ala. — Emergency crews responded to Clay-Chalkville Middle School Thursday morning after several students became sick following reports of eating homemade cookies sold by another student, according to officials….
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Trump Taps Loyalists for Top Federal Posts in Alabama Amid Past Ethics Cloud
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — President Donald Trump’s latest nominations for Alabama’s top federal prosecutors are drawing attention for their political ties and, in one case, an unresolved history of ethics concerns….
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Jenny Fine’s “There, there” Exhibition Brings Southern Memory to Birmingham’s Old Bailey Gallery
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Visual artist Jenny Fine, a native of Enterprise, Alabama, is showing “There, there,” a solo exhibition at The Old Bailey Gallery in Birmingham through early November 2025….
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Keys Locked in Hearse With Deceased Inside at Alabama Funeral
HOMEWOOD, Ala. — An Alabama funeral service paused in an unexpectedly human moment Monday after a hearse driver accidentally locked the keys inside the vehicle — leaving the dearly departed…
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Jimmie Hale Mission Launches $4.4 Million Expansion to Aid Birmingham’s Homeless
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Jimmie Hale Mission, one of Birmingham’s oldest and most active homeless service organizations, has announced plans to build a new $4.4 million facility to expand its…
