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Down in Alabama with Ike Morgan AL.com
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Alabama news updates.
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Child labor, police shortage and the quiz
The Labor Department finds underage workers at a poultry processing plant.
Birmingham has nearly 300 openings for police officers.
Daphne and Huntsville were cited in a study among those with a high potential for growth in home values.
AL.com's Leada Gore takes our weekly news-review quiz.
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Snakes and birds make the news
Why conservationists are turning snakes loose in the woods.
Another extremely rare yellow cardinal has been photographed.
The tornado totals from last week's severe weather in Alabama.
Birmingham Police updated statistics for "Operation Knight Rider."
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Preserving Alabama river land
Environmental reporter Dennis Pillion joins us to talk about the "land between the rivers" that has been purchased with conservation goals in mind.
Coca-Cola plans to put a big visual stamp on Birmingham.
Red Lobster reportedly has pulled out of some Alabama locations.
Updates from The Voice and American Idol.
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Lawmakers warn Mexico
Alabama's senators and representatives send a letter to Mexico.
A former student who was suspended by a Tuscaloosa school takes his case to the United Nations.
A sports/entertainment complex is planned for Muscle Shoals.
Why there was a shelter-in-place order in Creola Monday.
WHNT 19 news anchor Steve Johnson has announced his retirement.
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It's union vote week in Tuscaloosa County
Nick Saban said a pro-union ad takes him out of context.
A middle school assistant principal is accused of a shocking crime.
We'll list some of the Alabama Legislative measures that we mentioned here previously but that didn't make it to the governor's desk.
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Session '24: Close but no lottery
We have a wrap on the Alabama Legislative Session.
U.S. Sen. Katie Britt co-sponsors legislation affecting pregnancy crisis centers.
Alabama A&M makes an offer for the Birmingham-Southern campus.
Rush Propst legal action has taken place alongside his resignation from Pell City High School.
AL.com editor Kent Faulk takes our Alabama news review quiz.
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