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Huntsville’s Glenwood Cemetery Project Earns National Recognition for Preserving Black History

Glenwood Cemetery, established in 1870, is Huntsville’s oldest surviving African American burial ground. Community members, historians, and descendants—including Ollye Conley—have collaborated to preserve and share the stories of those laid to rest at Glenwood Cemetery.(Speakin’ [...]
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Leveling the Playing Field New Bipartisan Bill Could Transform HBCU Research Funding Nationwide

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS Alabama HBCU presidents join lawmakers in Washington to advocate for expanded research funding opportunities. Left to right: Dr. Kemba Chambers of H. Councill Trenholm State Community College; an Alabama higher education leader; [...]
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AIRPORT CHAOS SPARKS ACTION: SENATORS WEIGH DEAL TO FUND HOMELAND SECURITY WITHOUT ICE ENFORCEMENT

Long airport lines across the U.S. are tied to a federal funding standoff, as lawmakers debate a plan to fund Homeland Security without ICE enforcement. Travel delays are growing nationwide as Congress struggles to resolve [...]
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Alabama Supreme Court Rules Police Can Require Identification During Stops

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS The Alabama Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that law enforcement officers may require individuals to provide identification during investigative stops. The ruling stems from a case involving a Childersburg pastor and clarifies how [...]
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Women Who Shaped Huntsville From Suffrage to Civic Leadership

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Long before Huntsville became known as “Rocket City,” women in North Alabama were working to secure one of the most fundamental rights in American democracy — the right to [...]
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AMERICA AT WAR : Alabama Leaders Split Over Trump’s Iran Offensive

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS Alabama’s congressional delegation is sharply divided following President Donald Trump’s decision to launch military strikes against Iran. U.S. Sens. Katie Britt and Tommy Tuberville have voiced strong support for the offensive, while [...]
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Brick by Brick: The Brandons Who Built Huntsville and Defended the Vote

SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS (RIGHT -LEFT): The first Black-owned business owners in Huntsville, HENDERSON BRANDON and his son, DANIEL BRANDON. If you’ve ever stepped inside Harrison Brothers Hardware on Courthouse Square — browsing local art, nostalgic gifts, [...]

Huntsville’s Glenwood Cemetery Project Earns National Recognition for Preserving Black History

Leveling the Playing Field New Bipartisan Bill Could Transform HBCU Research Funding Nationwide

AIRPORT CHAOS SPARKS ACTION: SENATORS WEIGH DEAL TO FUND HOMELAND SECURITY WITHOUT ICE ENFORCEMENT

Alabama Supreme Court Rules Police Can Require Identification During Stops

Women Who Shaped Huntsville From Suffrage to Civic Leadership

AMERICA AT WAR : Alabama Leaders Split Over Trump’s Iran Offensive

Brick by Brick: The Brandons Who Built Huntsville and Defended the Vote

State News

The Protein Power Shift: UAB Research Is Redefining Alabama’s Wellness Journey

City News

From Huntsville to Capitol Hill: Local Leader Fights for Foster Care Reform Nationwide

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