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Alabama Gov. Ivey Lifts Statewide Covid Mask Mandate Beginning April 9
“Let me be abundantly clear, after April 9, I will not keep the mask order in effect,” Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said Thursday.
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The Business Book That Sparked This Entrepreneur's Multibillion-Dollar Social Impact Start-Up
Eat Just founder Josh Tetrick credits C. K. Prahalad’s “The Fortune at the Bottom of the Pyramid” for inspiring his multibillion-dollar sustainable food business.
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Alabama's 1st Black Congresswoman on the Sacrifices of the Elder Generation
Rep. Terri Sewell, the first Black woman elected to Alabama’s congressional delegation, reminds herself daily that her personal success is not her birthright; rather, that it was made possible only as a result of the blood, sweat and tears poured out by the women, men and children who came before her.
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‘An American Story:' On Becoming the 1st Black Congresswoman for Alabama
Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Alabama, talks about the figures and events of the Civil Rights era that have become the foundation for Black success in the United States, including her own as the first Black Congresswoman for Alabama.
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Supreme Court Cancels Alabama Execution After Injunction Maintained
An Alabama inmate has won a reprieve from a scheduled lethal injection after the U.S. Supreme Court said the state could not proceed without his pastor in the death chamber.
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Alabama Seeks to Be 1st State to Execute an Inmate This Year
Alabama would be the first state to carry out an execution this year if it wins final court approval to go ahead with plans to put to death a man convicted of murder
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Richard Shelby, Longest-Serving Alabama Senator, Won't Seek Reelection
Shelby is the longest-serving U.S. senator from Alabama. His retirement complicates GOP plans to retake the upper chamber of Congress next year.
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University of Alabama Removes George Wallace's Name From Building
The University of Alabama at Birmingham has removed the name of four-term governor and presidential candidate George C. Wallace from a campus building over his support of racial segregation
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Amazon Loses Effort to Halt Alabama Union Drive, Voting Begins Next Week
The NLRB’s rejection of Amazon’s appeal allows workers at an Alabama warehouse to begin casting their ballots by mail on Monday.
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1 Dead, At Least 28 Injured After Tornado Rips Through Alabama Town
One person is dead after a tornado tore through an Alabama city north of Birmingham Monday night, leaving the area with crumpled buildings and downed trees.
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US Air Force's Space Command Headed to Alabama, Despite Objections
The U.S. Air Force announced Wednesday that the new U.S. Space Command headquarters will be in Huntsville, Alabama
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Thousands Party in Streets After Alabama Win Despite Virus
Thousands of excited football fans ignored pandemic precautions and partied in streets around the University of Alabama after the Crimson Tide defeated Ohio State for the national championship
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Unstoppable Tide: Alabama Routs Ohio State for National Title
The celebration was at once familiar and unique. The confetti cannons sent a crimson and white shower into the air and Alabama players ran to the sideline to grab their championship hats and T-shirts.
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Alabama's Smith Becomes 1st WR to Win Heisman in 29 Years
DeVonta Smith of Alabama is the first wide receiver to win the Heisman Trophy in 29 seasons
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Reported Virus Issues at Ohio State Raise Specter of CFP Delay
College Football Playoff executive director Bill Hancock says the national championship game between Alabama and Ohio State is still a go for Monday night.
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Justice Department Sues Alabama Over Prison Conditions
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Alabama over conditions in the state prisons
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Veteran Released From Hospital in Time for 104th Birthday
World War II veteran Major Wooten was released from the hospital on Monday after battling COVID-19.
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Tommy Tuberville Wins Alabama Senate Race
Tommy Tuberville defeated Sen. Doug Jones in the Alabama Senate race.
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Servicewomen Killed in Alabama Plane Crash Identified
Authorities have identified the two service members who were killed when their plane crashed in a residential Alabama neighborhood.
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Student Pilot Among Crew That Died in Navy Crash in Alabama
The U.S. Navy says the two crew members who died when a Navy training plane out of Florida crashed in an Alabama residential neighborhood were an instructor pilot and a student aviator.