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One Alabama community is working to keep medications and expired prescriptions out of the wrong hands. A Family Fun Day with a drug takeback event is planned on Saturday, April 27 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the parking lot of the Lee County Justice Center.
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The tradition of so-called springing forward and falling back may be taking a toll on some Alabamians. Research shows Daylight Saving Time has varied effects on people. Where there’s more daily sunlight during the spring, it can boost moods and energy, but health experts say the fall time change can leave some feeling more isolated.
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Women in Alabama and around the world are reporting work burnout and distress over their psychological wellbeing. A new survey also shows fewer women feel comfortable discussing or disclosing their mental health at their workplace.
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A report from the financial website WalletHub shows Alabama is one of the worst states for women in 2024. The Yellow Hammer State ranks in at No. 48 on the list.
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Alabama Governor Robert Bentley says he will not back down as he battles with members of his own party over tax increases.The governor says the cuts…
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A federal appeals court has upheld the bribery conviction and prison sentence of former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman.Yesterday, the 11th US Circuit…
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Some Alabama families who have considered committing mentally ill relatives are asking judges to consider something different.Among them is Marla Pope,…
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The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals all but ensured gay marriage in Alabama yesterday.The court announced that they will not act on any appeals until…
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If you’ve been craving your girl scout cookie fix, then today is your day. Girl scouts start taking orders today for the annual fundraising drive by the…
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An advocacy group is calling to phase out segregated sheltered workshops for Alabamians with disabilities.Leaders of the Alabama Disabilities Advocacy…