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Montgomery, Alabama · Montgomery

Sen. Gudger’s patient visitation bill passes Alabama Senate

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The bill adds sentencing guidelines for those convicted of trafficking the synthetic opioid. For one to two grams, a person would serve at least three years in prison. For eight or more grams, it’s life in jail. The bill now goes to the Senate for the first week of April.See the Story

Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed launches re-election campaign

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed announced on Wednesday the beginning of his re-election campaign. Reed touted achievements in crime reduction and prevention during his time in office. Reed is the son of Joe Reed, the leader of the Alabama Democratic Conference and one of the most powerful Black political figures in state politics.See the Story

Fentanyl · Minneapolis

Gun safety bills move forward in MN senate committee

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter identified a bill by Rep. Matt Simpson, R-Daphne, as one o this top priorities to pass in his first year as speaker. Simpson said his goals with the bill are to raise awareness of the deadliness of fentanyl and to send a message to dealers. The bill now moves forward to be considered by the full House.See the Story

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US & Canada · Montgomery

Allen announces withdrawal from voter registration group

42% Center coverage: 14 sources

Alabama's new secretary of state announced the state's withdrawal Tuesday from a 32-state voter registration partnership, a data-sharing effort that was designed to maintain accurate voter rolls but has sometimes become the target of conservative ire and conspiracy theories.

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Google Doodle Honors Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

70% Center coverage: 71 sources

Rainbow PUSH Coalition's 33rd annual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast focused on education and continuing to serve in the spirit of Dr. King. Jesse Jackson Sr., now 81 years old, was able to stand before the crowd of more than 1,000. Many of Chicago's mayoral candidates, along with state and congressional elected officials, were present at the breakfast.

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US & Canada · El Paso

Border crisis: Senators renew call for immigration reform

50% Center coverage: 10 sources

Command Sgt. Maj. Jorge Arzabala assumes the role of top enlisted leader at the Maneuver Support Center of Excellence and Fort Leonard Wood in a change-of-responsibility ceremony Jan. 6. A native of El Paso, Texas, he most recently served as the command sergeant major for the 20th Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosives Command.

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The top 5 media stories of 2022

50% Center coverage: 62 sources

Two Joplin police officers died after exchanging gunfire with 40-year-old Anthony R. Felix. On Your Side reported on how solar company Power Home Solar, now known as Pink Energy, went bankrupt. Garth Brooks will open Thunder Ridge Nature Arena at Bass Pro Shops Big Cedar Lodge.

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Joe Biden · Selma

Biden to visit Selma, Ala. for voting rights anniversary

67% Center coverage: 31 sources

President Biden will travel to Selma, Ala., this weekend to mark the 58th anniversary of Bloody Sunday amid the Civil Rights movement, the White House announced Tuesday.

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These Are The Biggest Skokie News Stories Of 2022

48% Center coverage: 45 sources

As 2022 ends, Jody Kerzman shares 10 of her favorites from 2022. One Bismarck teenager and her mom, say whichever it is, Duey Johnson's presence is nothing short of good news. A Mandan family raising awareness about Down syndrome with bath bombs.

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Gavin Newsom · Sacramento

California governor won’t deliver State of the State speech

Coverage: 37 sources

California Gov. Gavin Newsom won’t give a State of the State address this year, shunning the teleprompter that has frustrated him because of his dyslexia in favor of a statewide tour this month, in which he can highlight his major policy goals in a more informal setting.

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Do we need Black History Month? Yep

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

A Tuscaloosa high school students left their classes to protest this week. The students claim Black students are disciplined more harshly than white students. Florida, meanwhile, is canceling Black history altogether, refusing to certify a high school curriculum for African-American students. "We're not doing very well in our U.S. history classes in reflecting the facts of our nation's history"

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