Joshua LeBerte
News InternJoshua LeBerte is a Student Reporter at Alabama Public Radio. He joined APR in 2021. Joshua is a junior at The University of Alabama majoring in News Media and minoring in Psychology. Born and raised in central Alabama, he hopes to cover the state for many years to come. When he’s not preoccupied with school, Joshua enjoys listening to music, spending time with his cats, and watching baseball or hockey.
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Alabamians with a sweet tooth may purchase Girl Scout cookies for the first this spring on Friday. -
Alabamians interested in adopting a furry friend before Christmas are in luck. Three Alabama shelters will reduce their adoption fees for the next two weeks.
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Alabamians looking to give this holiday season still have time to help the Food Bank of North Alabama during its annual Can-a-thon.
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With Thanksgiving on the way, the Alabama branch of The American Automobile Association has advice for travelers looking to run the roads this upcoming holiday week.
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Alabama healthcare providers want to make sure COVID-19 isn’t on the menu this Thanksgiving.
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The University of Alabama will host its first ever Native American Film Festival today and tomorrow. Moundville Archaeological Park is partnering with the university to celebrate Native American Heritage Month on campus.
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The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat comes today in a contest by The Economic Development Partnership of Alabama.
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The National Veterans Day Parade will return in-person on Nov. 11 following last year’s virtual celebration.
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U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell invites seventh district residents to her annual job fair this week.
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A state agency will award local institutions grants to combat and prevent homelessness. Governor Kay Ivey is sending almost three million dollars to thirteen institutions and cities for homeless resource centers and programs.
