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Alabama Gubernatorial Candidates Detail Platforms Ahead of Tuesday Election
Voters Across the Wiregrass Will Choose Between Democratic Nominee Doug Jones and Republican Nominee Tommy Tuberville to Lead the State, as Reported by Alabama Reflector.
Dothan Police Seize 19 Firearms, Drugs, Cash in Narcotics Investigation; Other Incidents Reported Across Wiregrass
Authorities in Dothan and Houston County Addressed a Range of Public Safety Matters This Week, Including a Significant Drug and Weapons Bust, a Robbery Charge, a New Program for Juveniles, and a Fatal Traffic Crash.
Fatal Collision Involving Fire Truck Claims Wichita Man's Life
A 79-Year-Old Wichita Resident Was Killed at a City Intersection Following a Collision That Included a Wichita Fire Department Engine Operating with Emergency Lights and Sirens, and a Third Vehicle.
Baby Dies After Teen Birth at Chicago Elementary School
Authorities Are Investigating the Death of an Infant After a 15-Year-Old Girl Gave Birth at Aldridge Elementary School on Wednesday, Fox 10 News Reported.
Campaign 'Strike Force' Deploys to Dothan for Rhett Marques Race
Approximately 50 Volunteers From the 'Mighty Alabama Strike Force' Are Canvassing the Dothan Area Ahead of Tuesday's General Election, Marking the Group's First Deployment Within Alabama.
Alabama Democrats Reaffirm Push for Full Grocery Tax Repeal
Candidates Highlight Decades-Long Efforts and Propose New Revenue Strategies to Eliminate the State Sales Tax on Food, Emphasizing Affordability for Wiregrass Residents.
Dothan Businesses Face Hidden Tax Risks in Acquisitions
Buyers Can Inherit Unpaid Sales Tax From Acquired Companies Unless Specific State Procedures Are Followed Before Closing.
Valdosta Mother Expresses Frustration Over Lack of Court Date After Son's Shooting
Marshania English's 10-Year-Old Son Was Shot in September, and She Reports the Alleged Shooter's Mother Remains Her Neighbor as Justice Delays.
Mobile City Employees Face Consequences Amidst $14.7 Million Taxpayer Fund Theft
Mobile Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis Announced Monday That One City Employee Has Been Fired and Two Others Placed on Paid Administrative Leave Following an Internal Investigation Into a Significant Vendor Impersonation Scheme.
Constitutional Governance Paved the Way for America's Economic Prosperity
A Look Into the Historical and Philosophical Underpinnings of Free-Market Economics Suggests Constitutional Systems Are Key to Widespread Prosperity for Residents of the Wiregrass and Beyond.
Fort Rucker Community Rallies for Cancer Awareness and Early Detection
The 110th Aviation Brigade's Ninth Annual Motorcycle Ride Highlighted the Importance of Screenings, with Lyster Army Health Clinic Staff Sharing Personal Stories to Advocate for Proactive Health.
Daughter Wears Father's Badge, Continues Legacy Six Years After His Line-Of-Duty Death
Deputy Cat Jumper Now Patrols Greenville County, Following in the Footsteps of Her Father, Sgt. Conley Jumper, Who Was Killed in October 2020.
Oregon Family Sues School District After Oven Cleaner Found in Student Lunches
A Family Has Filed a Nearly $1 Million Lawsuit Against an Oregon School District, Alleging Negligence and Civil Rights Violations After Over 50 Middle School Students Were Served Pretzels Coated with an Industrial Chemical.
Alabama's SNAP Error Rate Declines, Could Halve Federal Penalty
Preliminary State Data Shows a Significant Reduction in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program's Error Rate, Potentially Saving Alabama Nearly $90 Million in Federal Penalties.
Napier Field Police Among Agencies Facing State Sanctions Over Crime Data
The Alabama Justice Information Commission Voted to Impose Sanctions on Four Law Enforcement Agencies, Including Napier Field's Police, Who Failed to Report Crime Numbers or Explain Non-Compliance.
Wiregrass Impacted by Key Congressional Race as Figures Campaigns Locally
U.s. Rep. Shomari Figures, Joined by U.s. Rep. Terri Sewell and U.s. Sen. Cory Booker, Rallied Supporters in Montgomery Thursday, Discussing Redistricting Impacts and Encouraging Voter Turnout After Figures Campaigned in Dothan and Enterprise.
Walker County Voters to Decide on Senior Property Tax Freeze, Probate Judge Age Limit
Two Local Amendments on the November 3 General Election Ballot Address Property Tax Relief for Older Homeowners and Judicial Qualifications in Walker County.
Dothan's Burger Tradition Stands Strong Among Alabama's Enduring Local Favorites
From Drive-Ins Along U.s. 231 to Historic Counters Statewide, Alabama's Small Towns Offer Classic Burgers That Have Fed Generations of Residents and Travelers.
Commercial Truck Crash Costs Rising Amidst Fatalities and Stalled Insurance Updates
The Financial Impact of Severe Commercial Truck Collisions Has Increased Significantly Over the Past Decade, Driven by More Fatal Crashes and an Outdated Federal Insurance Minimum, Though National Settlement Data Remains Largely Confidential.
Dothan Businesses Advised on Six-Step Plan for CRM Data Migration
A Detailed Methodology Helps Businesses Ensure Crucial Sales Pipeline and Deal History Information Remains Intact When Moving Between Customer Relationship Management Systems.
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