Classifieds
Month: September 2026
Classifieds
Business
Money, Issues and No Debate? Alabama Governor’s Race Enters Fall Stretch
By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Alabama’s race for governor is entering the fall stretch with both major-party candidates raising more than $800,000 in August, but Republican Tommy Tuberville continues to hold a substantial […]
Business
Huntsville Is Hiring: More Than 2,200 Openings Across MajorEmployers
By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Job seekers across the Tennessee Valley have new opportunities this week as some of Huntsville’s largest employers advertise openings in healthcare, aerospace, biotechnology, education and public service. A […]
Business
Election 2026: What Madison County Voters Need toKnow Before Nov.3
By SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Election season is underway in Madison County as absentee voting begins and key deadlines approach ahead of Alabama’s Nov. 3 General Election. According to Madison County election information, absentee […]
Commentary
Analysis | Alabama’s prison crisis is a failure of command
Seven years after Alabama promised reform, DOJ evidence describes leaders who failed to measure danger, enforce policy or protect life. By Bill Britt hen Alabama locks a man inside a prison, it takes more than […]
Headline News
THE SILENT THREAT: Prostate Cancer is Hitting Black Alabama Men Harder
For months, Morgan County District Attorney Scott Anderson carried a diagnosis that thousands of Alabama families will confront this year: prostate cancer. Anderson’s battle became public on September 7, when WAFF 48 reported that he […]
State News
New Alabama Law Limits Screens for Youngest Students—but Are Schools Tracking Usage?
SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS MONTGOMERY, Ala.—As tablets, Chromebooks and digital assignments become fixtures in Alabama classrooms, a new state law seeks to protect the youngest children from excessive screen exposure. However, questions remain about how consistently […]
State News
Alabama’s Legal Diversity at a Crossroads as ABA Repeals Law-School Rule
State’s three ABA-accredited law schools received nearly 3,300 applications as questions mount about opportunities for Black students and the future of accreditation Alabama’s legal-education system is entering a consequential period after the American Bar Association […]
City News
Huntsville’s Flock Cameras Fight Crime— Who Is Watching the Watchers?
SPEAKIN’ OUT NEWS HUNTSVILLE, Ala.—A network of cameras quietly recording vehicles across Huntsville is generating a growing debate over where public safety ends and mass surveillance begins. The Huntsville Police Department uses automated license-plate readers, […]