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Governor Kay Ivey addresses State of the State: Update on 'moving Alabama forward'
ATHENS, Ala. — Two top priorities for Alabama's Governor: the economy and education. Thursday, Governor Kay Ivey put them front and center during a visit to Athens. Governor Ivey said the state of Alabama is strong, but improving the workforce is a big part of her mission. She kicked...
The Extra Point: Wicksburg vs. Providence Christian
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — Wicksburg and Providence Christian are two schools that moved into new classifications for the 2024 season. Providence fell down to 2A while Wicksburg took its place in 3A Region Two. Providence wins 33-7.
The Extra Point: Enterprise vs. Andalusia
ANDALUSIA, AL. (WDHN) — The Enterprise Wildcats are expected to be right in the thick of the 7A region two standings this year, bringing back multiple college prospects while adding others this past offseason. Friday, the road to the playoffs for the Wildcats started with a road trip to Covington County, taking on a squad […]
2 separate Tuskegee shootings under investigation
TUSKEGEE, Ala. (WSFA) - Law enforcement in Tuskegee is investigating two different shootings that happened in the last 24 hours, according to Mayor Lawrence Haygood. Details are limited on both investigations, but it is understood that police are conducting a death investigation in connection to an incident at a home on North Main Street that happened Thursday night.
Deatsville man dies in Autauga crash
A two-vehicle crash Tuesday took the life of a Deatsville man. According to an Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) release, Bradley D. Channell, 29, was fatally injured when the 2024 Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle he was operating struck a 2004 Lexus RX330 driven by an 18-year-old of Deatsville. Channell was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Alabama football depth chart: Final predictions for defense at end of fall camp
The Alabama football depth chart is close to being revealed. Preseason camp wraps up this week, and the first game against Western Kentucky isn’t far away. Who will take the field on defense? We have a decent sense based on preseason interviews and intel. But not every spot is officially decided just yet.
One woman is walking from Chicago to Montgomery to speak out about racial injustice
Rachelle Zola walks ten to fifteen miles a day, pushing a small handcart adorned with a sign that says, “ASK ME WHY AM I WALKING 754 MILES?”. The 76-year-old woman is walking from Chicago, Illinois, to Montgomery, Alabama, to raise awareness of racial injustice in America. She does this by walking and also by performing her one-woman show, Late: A Love Story. In the show, Zola shares her journey of learning about racial inequality and also presents the experience of racism through sharing the stories of her friends. She’ll perform the show Sunday, Aug. 25 at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Birmingham.
Samson resident claims he’s being harassed for supporting Kamala Harris ahead of election
SAMSON, Ala. (WDHN) — The home of former Geneva County NAACP President James Ruttlen Jr. is decorated with a political sign and flag supporting Democrat Presidential nominee Kamala Harris said his house was threatened and aired out on social media because of who he is voting for ahead of the highly anticipated election.
Kirk Herbstreit makes pick for 'most-improved' SEC team in 2024
Kirk Herbstreit on Saturday revealed which SEC team he thought would make the most improvement. “I think Auburn is a team everybody is forgetting about,” he said on College GameDay. “Hugh Freeze calling plays, Payton Thorne, it’s almost if people just dismiss him. He’s got receivers to throw to now. Auburn can be a thorn in the side in that conference.”
Rebels fall in the Cramton Bowl against T.R. Miller
The Rebels were their own worst enemy in Montgomery. In the AHSAA Kickoff Classic, T.R. Miller handled Reeltown in a 28-7 victory to start the football season Thursday night. After a close first half where both teams went into halftime tied at 7-7, T.R. Miller separated itself from the opposition due to a strong second half.
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