Good Afternoon and Happy Father’s Day! Special shout out to my own dad who I love and miss very much. Love you, Dad! Here’s your Daily News for Sunday, June 21. 1. Rise in coronavirus cases brings new concerns in Alabama Will Boyd was at the funeral Saturday morning for a relative who had died after...
Unemployment drops in May; Report shows women skipping prenatal care due to COVID-19; Court rules Trump improperly ended DACA; Study ties blood type to COVID-19 risk; O may help, A hurt
Reed orders mask usage in public; Report says Alabama law enforcement seized $4.8M in 2019 but some info missing; Alabama Policy Institute poll shows support for 'RESTORE' plan; Port project gets final go-ahead; Bolton book claims stir Washington, Trump calls him a 'liar'
Montgomery votes down mask ordinance; Super PAC forms to help Jerry Carl in AL-1; Campus free speech law effectively delayed; Trump signs police order, Senate works on reform bill; Promising new COVID drug
As economy improved, Medicaid enrollment increased; State tells judge it can staff prisons by deadline; 'Soft opening' for Census knockers to begin; With Senate control at stake, GOP candidates weigh campaigning with Trump; Justice Will Sellers: Celebrate the Magna Carta
Good afternoon and Happy Flag Day. Here’s your Daily News for Sunday, June 14. 1. Alabama virus cases surge, prompting new health warnings A surge of coronavirus cases in Alabama is prompting renewed health warnings that the risk of COVID-19 remains and people need to take precautions. As of Sunday morning, more than 25,000 people statewide...
Coronavirus worsens in Alabama; ADOC ordered to show prison hiring plan; Tuberville travels to meet Trump; In the Weeds w/ Kelly Butler
Hospitals alarmed at rising cases in Montgomery; Sessions poll shows him gaining ground in Senate race; Macon County covers up Confederate statue; The Black Belt amid pandemic and job loss; Nine companies bid to run statewide virtual school;
Demonstrations turn violent in Birmingham; Protests rage at White House; Pardons and Paroles says more funding needed for new officers; Will Whatley: Listen to Coach
Welcome to Sunday, you deserve a pat on the back if you’ve made it through this week. Here’s your Weekend Digest for May 31. 1. ‘We’re sick of it’: Anger over police killings shatters US Americans awoke Sunday to charred and glass-strewn streets in dozens of cities after another night of unrest fueled by rage over the...