Category: Digest

Ivey begins treatment for lung cancer; Marshall clarifies role of parole board; Pentagon to present Trump with Iran strike options; House passes stop-gap funding bill.

In Abbeville, a potential model for rural development; Amid teacher shortage, Alabama looks to South Korea; Lyn Head out at Pardons & Paroles; 20-year old charged with murder of Tuscaloosa officer.

Tuscaloosa officer killed in line of duty; Lockheed breaks ground on hypersonic facility; Tenn-Tom not quite living up to promise; Kavanaugh debacle

Oil prices spike after attack on Saudi facility; Biden visits Birmingham, decries racism; GM workers strike; Spiked CBD vape products sold in Alabama;

Boeing's proposed missile partnership would mean 'north of 1,000 jobs' in Huntsville; 627 parole hearings delay until November; Alabama hospitals sue opioid companies; Trump wants to ban candy e-cigs; Democratic debate tonight.

Ivey removes Elliott from ATRIP II panel; DNC withholding funds from AlaDems; 'Dark store' fight continues in Alabama; Corps signs off on port widening deepening; Graddick says parole hearings won't resume for weeks.

Doug Jones kicks of 2020 reelection campaign; Congress returns w/ to-do list; Ivanka Trump in Alabama this week;

Prison tour shows deficiencies; Report says teen had just learned of parentage before slayings; Border wall transfer includes Anniston Depot funds; Trump insists Alabama was on warning map; SEC isn't the same top-to-bottom.

More details on Elkmont slayings; 'Heavens no' Ivey won't resign; Pentagon approves border wall funding transfer; Study examines racial effects of carving out school districts;

Shock slayings in Limestone County; EPA to test soil in Fruithurst after cancer concerns; Dorian weakens and spins in place; Catching up after the long weekend;