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7 different counties saw triple digit COVID-19 cases yesterday with Mobile leading the way, followed by (560) Jefferson (522), Madison (280), Baldwin (259), Montgomery (149), St. Clair (136) and Lee (111).
There has been speculation that children could suffer negative impacts of wearing masks so regularly, as many schools have started requiring them for this school year
There were 88 deaths reported by the Alabama Department of Public Health in one week of the coronavirus for the month of August
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories, including: — Will the reliance on masks in schools actually do anything during this coronavirus surge after failing in the other surges? — Will more entities attempt to use vaccine passports or other measures to coerce people […]
July 15, there were just under 5,400 coronavirus vaccines being administered per day on average, but as of August 1 that average was over 12,200
In Birmingham, there are eight hospitals that are seeing an increase in coronavirus patients that is somewhat outpacing previous points in the pandemic
Attorney General Steve Marshall has been referenced regularly during discussions about COVID-19 rules and who may be running afoul of recently passed laws and he has released a statement on some of the issues
On August 21, the York Family Farms will host an event with President Donald Trump, according to an announcement from the Alabama Republican Party. York Family Farms is located in Cullman, and Trump will appear at 7pm and the event starts at 5pm
As the delta variant coronavirus cases are increasing, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as Dr. Anthony Fauci and other officials have changed their guidance on mask-wearing for people who are vaccinated, but some officials, like Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth, are speaking out against the mixed messages
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories
President Joe Biden has announced the vaccine requirement for all federal workers. If workers decide to not get vaccinated, they “will be required to mask no matter where they work and test 1-2 times a week, socially distance, and will generally not be allowed to travel for work.”
With President Joe Biden preparing to call for a federal workforce that is vaccinated or tested regularly, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is continuing his push for more people to get the coronavirus vaccine
President Joe Biden is expected to announce plans to require all federal employees to get the coronavirus vaccine
It’s been announced that Huntsville City Schools will require masks for anyone over 2-years-old for this upcoming school year
7. Incentives for Alabamians to get the vaccine … in prison Governor Kay Ivey said that there would be no incentives created for Alabamians to get the vaccine, but one state government agency has decided that it will in fact be offering an incentive for some in the state the take the plunge and get […]
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and political consultant Mecca Musick take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories
The health officer for Jefferson County Dr. Mark Wilson has warned that masks should be considered for public places once again, due to the rise in coronavirus cases. It’s anticipated that with a higher case count, hospitalizations and deaths could follow
Big oil is under attack. So it is doing what any other group would do to protect itself from regulators and turn a huge profit: it’s trying to play football in the SEC. The University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma want to join college football’s one sure thing and true power conference. College football […]
The American media has discovered an Alabama doctor because of a misleading story written at aldotcom that frames her as a compassionate person concerned about people at the end of their lives
The American Academy of Pediatrics has suggested that children 3 years and older be masked while in school, but Governor Kay Ivey has rejected this suggestion quickly, not viewing it as necessary for schools in Alabama to go back to the classroom.
Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris is at a loss for what to do moving forward to encourage more people in the state to get vaccinated against the coronavirus
Radio talk show host Dale Jackson and fellow talk show host Yaffee take you through Alabama’s biggest political stories

