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Saturday, May 2, 2026
Jokic, Randle Fined Following Game 4 Incident
Nikola Jokic and Julius Randle have been fined by the NBA for their roles in a Game 4 altercation. Jokic received a $50,000 fine, while Randle was fined $35,000.
Today's Sections
Community News
Read Section →Federal Grand Jury in Alabama Indicts Southern Poverty Law Center on Fraud Charges
A Middle District of Alabama grand jury has returned an 11-count indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center, charging the civil rights organization with wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering conspiracy. The charges stem from the organization's use of paid informants to infiltrate extremist groups between 2014 and 2023, during which it paid at least $3 million to eight individuals affiliated with the KKK and other white supremacist organizations.
May 2
Alabama Advances Coastal Bills to Shield Gulf from Erosion, Seagrass Loss
May 2
Mountain Brook Girl, 8, Killed in Texas Camp Floods
May 2
Mountain Brook Girl's Death in Texas Flood Sparks Alabama Camp Safety Bill
May 2
Blaze Engulfs Lincoln's Courtyard Oyster Bar, Shaking Community
May 2
Crime & Public Safety
Read Section →Birmingham Police Nab Suspects in Multiple Armed Robberies
Birmingham police have arrested several suspects linked to a wave of armed robberies across the city, including attacks targeting specific communities. From eastern neighborhoods to potential downtown hotspots, authorities are connecting the dots on these brazen crimes. Residents in Alabama's largest city are breathing a cautious sigh of relief as investigations continue.
May 2
Birmingham police arrest 2 in string of armed robberies targeting Hispanic victims
May 2
Birmingham Police Nab Duo in Armed Robberies Targeting Hispanic Victims
May 2
Community Sports
Read Section →MLB Sees Rise in Pitchers Reaching 100 MPH
The number of MLB pitchers reaching 100 mph is on the rise. This trend reflects changes in training, biomechanics, and player development. Several factors are contributing to the increase in fastball velocity across the major leagues.
May 2
Phillies Lose to Dodgers, Extend Losing Streak to Nine Games
May 2
Booker Fined $35,000 by NBA for Criticizing Officials
May 2
MLB's Top Performers Shine in April
May 2
Nelly Korda Victorious at 2026 Chevron Championship
May 2
Local Business
Read Section →Alabama Tourism Pours $10M into Gulf Coast Eco-Push
Alabama's Tourism Board is betting big on its beaches with a $10 million summer campaign targeting eco-tourism along the Gulf Coast. From Gulf Shores to Orange Beach, new initiatives promise sustainable adventures amid record visitor spending. Officials aim to draw millions more to the state's sugary sands this season.
May 2
Huntsville Home Sales Surge 15% in April Amid Tech Boom
May 2
Honda's $3B Alabama Plant Powers 4,500 Jobs in Lincoln
May 2
Huntsville Satellite Firm Lands $50M Boost for 300 New Jobs
May 2
Birmingham's Luxury Condo Surge Fuels AL Real Estate Boom
May 2
Schools & Kids
Read Section →College Football Top 25: Strengths and Potential Challenges
An objective look at the strengths and weaknesses of the top 25 college football teams. This analysis highlights potential trouble spots and areas of dominance. No projections, just facts.
May 2
Alabama's CHOOSE Act Expands School Choice to All Families
May 2
College Football Coaching Salaries See Movement at the Top
May 2
Alabama Expands School Choice with CHOOSE Act, Federal Boost
May 2
Alabama Senate Adds Retiree Bonus to Teacher Pay Raise Bill
May 2
Health & Wellness
Read Section →Alabama Pollen Surge Sparks Respiratory Crisis Statewide
Spring pollen levels in Alabama have shattered records, driving a sharp rise in asthma attacks and allergy flare-ups across the state. Health officials from the Alabama Department of Public Health urge residents to brace for worsening symptoms as oak, pine and cedar trees unleash their peak assault. From Birmingham clinics to rural North Alabama trails, sneezes and wheezes are the new normal.
May 2
New Lyme Disease-Causing Bacteria Species Identified in Upper Midwest
May 2
CDC Reports Decline in Preventable Deaths From Key Causes
May 2
Daily Fun
Read Section →Unplug to Plug In: Finding Real Connection in a Digital World
Feeling disconnected despite being constantly online? Let's explore how stepping away from our screens can actually strengthen our bonds with the people around us.
May 2
The Curious Case of the Disappearing Movie Star: Are Celebs Embracing Anonymity?
May 2
Bridging the Divide: Creating a Unified Digital Experience Across Platforms
May 2
The Algorithmic Echo Chamber: Is Cross-Platform Engagement Just a Mirage?
May 2
Streaming Services: Are We Reaching Peak Binge?
May 2
State News
Read Section →Man Charged with Attempted Assassination Following Incident Near White House Correspondents' Dinner
Cole Tomas Allen has been charged with attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump. The charges stem from an incident that occurred near the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. Allen appeared in court to face the charges.
May 2
Yankees Sweep Red Sox in Boston; Extend Division Lead
May 2
Red Sox, Mets, and Phillies Face Early Season Challenges
May 2
National
Read Section →Public Schools' $1T Empire: America's 10th Largest Industry
Public K-12 education in the U.S. rakes in $1.02 trillion in 2026 revenue, employing 7 million workers across 19,304 schools and ranking as the nation's tenth-largest industry. This staggering economic footprint comes amid fierce debates over funding shortfalls and teacher shortages. The scale underscores education's hidden role as a business powerhouse.
May 2
RPM Searches Surge 100%+: Telehealth Boom Reshapes $138B Market
May 2
Life Insurance Industry Hits $1.1 Trillion as Aging Americans Reshape Financial Planning
May 2
Car Dealers Hit $1.2T Revenue Amid EV Shift Struggles
May 2
Drug Wholesaling Hits $1.3T as Big Three Tighten Iron Grip
May 2
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