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9 best Alabama restaurants we wish made USA TODAY's Restaurants of the Year list
While everyone should be proud of Lannie’s Bar-B-Q in Selma for making the USA TODAY Restaurants of the Year 2025 list — and ...
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‘Great in theory’: Mobile County Sheriff’s Office responds to proposed bill banning children from social media
The Mobile County Sheriff’s Office is weighing in on the proposed Alabama House bill that would crack down on social media ...
Computer science has gone mainstream in US education, yet young women are still underrepresented in Texas
ScholarshipInstitute.org analyzed Code.org’s 2024 State of Computer Science Education report to look at computer science ...
'It was just a freak storm': Tornado hits Pensacola, repeat today 'can't be ruled out'
Two people have been transported to the hospital with injuries, and several commercial buildings have been damaged in what appears to be a tornado.
'It was just a freak storm': Possible tornado coming out of the blue hits industrial park
Two people have been transported to the hospital with injuries, and several commercial buildings have been damaged in what appears to be a tornado.
Free File now open for Alabama tax filers
Alabama taxpayers with a qualifying 2024 adjusted gross income can prepare their 2024 state and federal income tax returns online using free tax preparation and e-filing software.
Alabama elected officials make moves to save rural healthcare
At the federal level, Alabama Senator Katie Britt (R) along with Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.), Susan Collins (R-Maine), and Tina Smith (D-Minn.) are reintroducing the “Rural Obstetrics Readiness Act”.
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Mobile woman accused of killing her 13-year-old son pleads guilty to manslaughter
A Mobile woman accused of killing her son in 2022 has pleaded guilty to manslaughter, according to court documents. According to Mobile County Circuit Court documents ...
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Mobile Police Department installs bollards to increase safety measures in downtown
With Mobile’s first Mardi Gras parade this week, the city has added bollards to sidewalks to help protect crowds during the ...