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  • 1 week ago | al.com | Kayode Crown

    Two Black Madison County residents are suing the commission to redraw its districts - seeking an opportunity to elect a second Black representative. Madison County has a 7-member commission elected from six districts with an at-large election for the chairman. There is only one Black member of the body at this time.

  • 1 week ago | al.com | Kayode Crown

    Hundreds of furry friends are looking for forever homes in Alabama, most of whom are mixed breeds. Stacker posted an analysis by Ollie using data available on Petfinder, showing that 1,808 dogs were listed for adoption in Alabama on April 2, with Labrador retriever and Pit bull terrier rounding out the top three breeds. 1. Mixed breed: 3902. Labrador retriever: 1163. Pit bull terrier: 1094. Terrier: 1055. Shepherd: 546. Labrador retriever, mixed breed: 307. Hound: 288. American Staffordshire terrier: 278.

  • 2 weeks ago | al.com | Kayode Crown

    The Huntsville area YMCA is searching for a new downtown location. “We’ve been in the Huntsville Utilities building for somewhere between 15 and 20 years, but the utility company needs the space back because of their growth,” Interim YMCA CEO Jeff Collen told AL.com on Monday. Huntsville Utilities spokesperson Gary T.

  • 2 weeks ago | al.com | Kayode Crown

    This is part of a series examining nonprofits that receive funding from the city of Huntsville. Find previous stories here, here, here, here and here. First Stop, a Huntsville nonprofit, shares several success stories on its website, including that of Greg, a retiree identified only by his first name, who went from being homeless for eight years to paying his rent many months in advance.

  • 3 weeks ago | al.com | Kayode Crown

    An Alabama nonprofit organization warns that thousands of low-income households could face life-threatening risks after the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services fired all employees overseeing a federal utility bill assistance program. Energy Alabama said in a Thursday press release that low-income families receive help with energy bills through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, especially during extreme weather.

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Patrice Clark

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General Assignment Reporter and Weekend Anchor at WDBD-TV (Jackson, MS)

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Kayode Crown
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3 Apr 25

“Without this critical assistance, many households face the very real risk of utility shutoffs,” https://t.co/DAgKZLATfN

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Kayode Crown @kayodecrown
31 Mar 25

RT @aldotcom: “I literally have my dream job after not being able to find a future for myself for a really long time.” https://t.co/pQH6ExV…

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Kayode Crown @kayodecrown
12 Mar 25

Nonprofit offers ‘priceless’ dementia care as Alabama ages https://t.co/XkXgfGK64T