Report: State Improved in Several Child Health Indicators but Still Struggles With Poverty, Racial Disparity
Alabama has made significant progress in infant mortality rates, teen pregnancies and child safety, but poverty and a racial disparity in indicators of wellbeing remain a problem for children in the state, according to a report released today.
Changing Climate: Many in Coastal Alabama Act Now to Rebuild Shorelines, Prepare for Storms
Some Alabamians and the politicians they elect traditionally have denied global warming. But many people in coastal Alabama are preparing now for what they fear will be inevitable consequences of increased warming of the air and oceans.
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Democrats Offer Trump Chance To Testify, And He Says He Might Do It — In Writing
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A Young Immigrant Has Mental Illness, And That’s Raising His Risk of Being Deported
Louisiana Democrat, Gov. John Bel Edwards, Keeps Seat Despite Trump’s Opposition
University Of Colorado’s Live Buffalo Mascot To Retire Because She Runs Too Fast
Prince Andrew Admits Visiting With Sex Offender Epstein Was ‘The Wrong Thing To Do’
‘I Miss Them, Always’: A Witness Recounts El Salvador’s 1989 Jesuit Massacre
Opinion: Diplomats Called ‘Deep State’ Insiders Were Outsiders Fleeing Oppression
