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Who secured nominations in Tuesday's primary runoff election for races such as U.S. Senate and attorney general? We've got results from Jefferson County as well.
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Two people have died in the jail recently. Eric Hall, an activist with Black Lives Matter Birmingham Grassroots, spoke about the issue during Tuesday's city council meeting.
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The challenge was filed by Tuberville’s former primary opponent, Ken McFeeters. Tuberville's campaign says tax records show he established residency in 2018.
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The Alabama Attorney General’s office asked the Alabama Supreme Court on Friday to authorize a death warrant for Jeffery Lee, this time using lethal injection.
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The daughter of the original owners of the Selma on Friday helped open the Jackson House on the grounds of The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, just outside Detroit.
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The justices declined to set aside lower court findings that the method is unconstitutional.
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In this rural Alabama community, some residents can’t flush their toilets. Developers want to build a state-of-the-art data center next door.
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The outcome of the legal battle will determine if Jeffery Lee’s execution goes forward Thursday night with nitrogen gas. It could also help determine the future of the controversial execution.
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While city officials said they got it right with Birmingham’s first rules specifically for data centers, residents said the framework leaves too much uncertainty and too little public oversight.
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U.S. District Judge Emily C. Marks issued the decision after an appeals court reversed her earlier ruling. Jeffery Lee is scheduled for execution Thursday.
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Monday's decision comes days before a scheduled execution planned by that method. However, the judges stopped short of issuing a stay.
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No Black Alabamian has ever served on the state’s Public Service Commission. Sheila McNeil has a plan to change that, and she’s taking Alabama to court.