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Former Crimson Tide Quarterback Is Running to Be Alabama's Lieutenant Governor

Former Crimson Tide Quarterback Is Running to Be Alabama's Lieutenant Governor

59% Center coverage: 54 sources

A former University of Alabama quarterback is running to be the state's lieutenant governor.See the Story

Hundreds flood UAB hospital with pink as Kimber Mills is honored before donating organs

Hundreds flood UAB hospital with pink as Kimber Mills is honored before donating organs

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said Kimber Mills' life was cut short after a fight at “The Pit” in the Pinson area turned to a shooting.See the Story

Clay-Chalkville Students Fall Ill After Eating Cookie Sold by Classmate

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Clay-Chalkville Students Fall Ill After Eating Cookie Sold by Classmate

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Several students at Clay-Chalkville Middle School became sick Thursday morning after eating cookies sold to them by a classmate.See the Story

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