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Restoring Trust: Why Frank Woodson Deserves Your Vote
As Birmingham stands at a crossroads in the 2025 mayoral election, there is one candidate whose character and record should resonate with every voter seeking a fair and inclusive future. That man is Frank Woodson—a leader whose honesty, decency, and lifelong commitment to the city offer real hope for meaningful change. Frank Woodson is not…
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Art Alley to Close After 25 Years, Marking End of an Era in Homewood’s Edgewood District
HOMEWOOD Ala. — After a quarter-century of championing original art and artists in Birmingham’s historic Edgewood district, Art Alley will officially close its gallery doors on September 20, 2025. The announcement comes as the institution marks 25 years offering a unique space dedicated exclusively to original artwork, establishing itself as a cornerstone of the local…
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Federal Judge Orders Alabama to Redraw State Senate Districts, Citing Voting Rights Act Violation
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama lawmakers must redraw State Senate districts after a federal judge ruled this week that the current map violates the Voting Rights Act by diluting Black voting power in the Montgomery area. The decision, handed down Thursday, blocks the use of the existing map for the 2026 legislative elections and requires the…
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Stallions Will Remain in Birmingham After Relocation Threats
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Birmingham Stallions will remain in their home city for the 2026 season, putting to rest weeks of uncertainty about the future of the United Football League’s championship franchise. UFL co-owner Mike Repole confirmed the decision Wednesday, following an ultimatum this month from league officials who threatened to move the team if…
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Alabama Death Row Inmate Seeks Firing Squad or Hanging, Reviving State’s Troubled Execution Legacy
ATMORE, Ala. — An Alabama death row inmate scheduled for execution on October 23 has sparked debate over the state’s troubled history with capital punishment by asking the court for execution by firing squad or hanging, rather than by nitrogen gas. The request follows a series of botched executions and mounting criticism surrounding the use…
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Hoover City Council Candidate Faces Death Threats Amid Campaign
HOOVER, Ala. — Tanveer Patel, a candidate for Hoover City Council, has reported receiving death threats along with racist and Islamophobic messages since launching her campaign, prompting investigations by local police and federal authorities. The incident comes during a contentious election season and has reignited conversations about Hoover’s history of discrimination against Muslims and persistent…
