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US & Canada · WashingtonBeginning Saturday, any American experiencing a mental health crisis can call or text 988, the new National Suicide Prevention Hotline that’s been years in the making. The federal government has invested millions of dollars in preparation for 988’s launch and is relying on states to help make the new service a success. Over 200 locally operated and funded crisis centers across the country will begin operating 24/7, responding to 988 calls and text messages in an attempt to reimagine crisis response in the U.S. Callers will first be routed to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and then connected to a local crisis counselor where they can receive counseling, resources and referrals. See the Story
The new 988 suicide prevention hotline is set to go live nationwide
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US & Canada · MontgomeryAn Alabama inmate convicted of killing his former girlfriend decades ago was executed Thursday night despite pleas from the victim’s family to spare his life.See the Story
Man executed despite calls from victim’s family to spare him
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US & Canada · WashingtonRepublicans across the country reacted with ire Tuesday to the news that the FBI had executed a search warrant at the private residence of former President Donald Trump. Alabama leaders followed suit. Republicans have said the raid amounts to weaponization of law enforcement against a political opponent and is akin to corruption that takes place in the governments of third-world countries.See the Story
Trump-Backed Candidates Sweep Board Day After FBI Raids Mar-A-Lago
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Board of Education
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Jan 6 Committee · AlabamaBobby Wayne Russell, 48, of Falkville, Alabama, is charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers and interfering with a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder. His actions disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the presidential election.See the Story
Alabama man arrested on felony, misdemeanor charges for actions during Jan. 6 Capitol breach
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Former Athens superintendent, two others sentenced in virtual school case
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US & Canada · MontgomeryThe U.S. Department of Justice has subpoenaed two organizations that helped in the drafting of Alabama legislation criminalizing the provision of transitionary medical treatment to transgender youth. The subpoenas were issued to the Eagle Forum of Alabama and the Southeast Law Institute on Aug. 9 and 10. Neither of the organizations are party to Eknes-Tucker, et. al. v. Marshall, et al., the lawsuit which triggered the subpoena.See the Story
Eagle Forum fighting DOJ subpoena over bill targeting trans medical treatment ban
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Alabama · AlabamaThe Anne E, Casey Foundation released its annual Kids Count databook Monday and Alabama remains in the bottom five states for child wellbeing. Alabama moved up from 47th to 46th, ahead of Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico and Nevada. The ranking is based on 16 key indicators that span from education to healthcare.See the Story
Alabama remains in bottom 5 nationally for child wellbeing
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Kay Ivey · AlabamaAlabama Gov. Kay Ivey's office responds to rumors about her health. Ivey is expected to be re-elected to her seat in November. AL.com's Kyle Whitmire tried to contact the governor's office for several days. Whitmire says he got no response from Ivey or her staff.See the Story
Governor’s office denies rumors of Kay Ivey’s ill health
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New fiscal year begins, teachers and state employees looking good
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Kay Ivey · AlabamaGovernor Kay Ivey on Thursday awarded nearly $1.64 million to improve outdoor recreational venues in Alabama. Funds from the federal Recreational Trails Program will be used to build, restore and improve trails in eight communities across the state. The bulk off the money is designated to reconstruct tarmacs at Mobile International Airport and Tuscaloosa National Airport.See the Story
Governor awards $1.64 million to enhance outdoor recreation in Alabama
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