Caroline Vincent
Digital ProducerCaroline Vincent has returned to APR as the Digital Producer and part-time Morning Edition host after interning for the station during her senior year at The University of Alabama. Between her times on staff, she served as a digital producer for a local TV news station in Fort Myers, Florida. Born in Tuscaloosa, Caroline has been thrilled to call the city Sweet Home once again for the past couple of years. Though she’s known she wanted to be a journalist since she was 14, Caroline has many interests outside of news including reading books specifically of the Star Wars variety.
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For the past few months, the Alabama Public Radio news team has been looking into why educated and skilled workers are leaving Alabama for other states. A lot has been said on why people left. Today’s we hear from someone who made a different choice. -
Four former correctional officers are charged with using their positions for financial gain and bribery, according to the Alabama Department of Corrections. -
Alabama will soon be the home of a $1 billion solar factory. First Solar Inc. out of Arizona says the plant will manufacture modules that generate solar power. -
Alabama inmates are now only receiving two meals a day while striking against living conditions. -
Southwest Florida was hit by one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the U.S. -
After weeks of threatening to do so, an environmentalist group is suing Alabama Power Co. -
Two veterans from Alabama who were captured by Russian-backed separatists while fighting alongside Ukranian forces were among 10 people released in a prisoner exchange. -
Alabama is going back and forth with a U.S. judge on whether or not an inmate can be executed by the state. -
Alabama has yet to compensate a victim of the 16th St. Baptist Church bombing that occurred 59 years ago. -
Two sisters who survived the Holocaust and eventually called Alabama home have passed away within days of each other.
