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For Birmingham resident Hugh Smith, filling in the gaps of his dad's wartime past started with an unexpected call his wife received.
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People experiencing homelessness in Birmingham could have as little as two hours to leave an encampment on public property under a new ordinance approved by the Birmingham City Council.
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In 1966, Borling was shot down over North Vietnam and seriously injured. After being captured, Borling was taken to the prison nicknamed the Hanoi Hilton.
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The US United States is headed to its final home on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico about 25 miles southwest of Destin, Florida, between Panama City and Pensacola.
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The National Urban League opens a civil rights museum in New York City, focusing on the struggles in the North. The museum aims to preserve and celebrate diverse narratives in civil rights history.
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Leaves are beginning to change color across Central Alabama. But the fall foliage is running a little bit behind the typical late October/early November time frame.
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There's a recording studio inside the Jefferson County Youth Detention Center. It's part of a program called Radical Reversal which emphasizes arts programing among the incarcerated.
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Landowners say Entergy is threatening to use eminent domain for Meta power lines. Now, they’re suing the Public Service Commission over how it sped up approvals.
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A law that funnels public funds into Alabama private schools will expand soon. Here’s how it’s goingMost students using CHOOSE Act funds were already attending private or home schools, raising questions about whether public money is subsidizing families who can already afford private education.
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We All Eat Market, a Black-owned neighborhood grocery store operated by the Fountain Heights Farms Cooperative, will offer locally grown food, fresh produce and other staples.
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Under a new law that takes effect in 2029, the utility will be barred from charging customers for its own advertising. A state commission wants the company to voluntarily end the practice immediately.
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Alabama put Michael Taylor to death a man Thursday evening for a double killing of two older adults. Indiana and Florida carried out executions as well.