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Education, Government Eric Mackey Named State School Superintendent

Eric Mackey Named State School Superintendent

Eric Mackey is Alabama’s new state superintendent of education. The state Board of Education selected Mackey today after interviewing three finalists. Craig Pouncey of Jefferson County Schools and Kathy Murphy of Hoover City Schools were finalists.


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Elections 2018 2018 Governor’s Race: Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle

2018 Governor’s Race: Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle

Huntsville is Alabama’s third largest city, but it’s projected to surpass Montgomery and Birmingham in the coming years. Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle says he can expand that kind of growth to the entire state and that’s why he’s running for governor.


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Government, Science and Technology Lack of Guidance Leads to Web Access Lawsuits

Lack of Guidance Leads to Web Access Lawsuits

In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act required public places to accommodate people with disabilities. But back then, before the Internet grew into what it is now, the law didn’t address the accessibility of websites. Now, with a proliferation of lawsuits, many companies are racing to bring their sites into compliance with industry standards.


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Arts and Culture When Your Child Isn’t the Child You Expected

When Your Child Isn’t the Child You Expected

Sometimes children turn out differently than parents had hoped or expected. Writer and psychologist Andrew Solomon, author of Far From the Tree: Parents, Children, and the Search for Identity, looked at how parents manage to find profound meaning in raising exceptional children.


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Arts and Culture Birmingham Columnist Takes Journalism’s Top Prize

Birmingham Columnist Takes Journalism’s Top Prize

For the first time in eleven years, Birmingham has a Pulitzer Prize winner. Alabama Media Group columnist John Archibald won the Pulitzer for commentary Monday.


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Elections 2018 2018 Governor’s Race: Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox

2018 Governor’s Race: Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox

Tuscaloosa Mayor Walt Maddox is best known for rebuilding that city after a devastating tornado hit in 2011. In his bid to become the Democratic nominee for governor in the June 5 primary, he's pushing for an education lottery, expansion of Medicaid, and an end to proposals that would have teachers carry guns.


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