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Dale Jackson's coverage largely revolves around government and politics, with a specific focus on Alabama. His articles frequently address local political developments, legislative changes, and their potential impact on the community. This suggests that he would likely be receptive to pitches related to current political issues in Alabama or broader national topics impacting the state.
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By: Dale Jackson
7. Former Alabama head football coach Nick Saban firmly rejected any interest in entering politics as a candidate, asking, “Why would I ever want to be thrown into that briar patch?” While saying he enjoys speaking to businesses and working on ESPN’s College GameDay where “There’s no consequence. We never lose a game.” 6. Republican […]
By: Dale Jackson
Country music icon Dolly Parton died Tuesday in Nashville at age 80, with nephew Bryan Seaver announcing, “Dolly has lived in the light, and is in the arms of Jesus,” Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey ordered flags lowered through Sept. 1 and praised her Imagination Library for mailing more than 2 million free books to children in all 67 counties, saying “We will always love you, Dolly.”
By: Dale Jackson
The backlash against data centers is spreading across the country, and angry confrontations at local government meetings are increasingly becoming part of the national story.
By: Dale Jackson
The Southeastern Conference adopted a rule barring NFL, NBA, and WNBA players from returning to college rosters after a Louisiana court opened the door for professionals to seek extra eligibility, with related reports saying the league could suspend coaches who add a pro athlete.
By: Dale Jackson
Of all the quotable quotes from Prime Minister Mark Carney following the break down of trade negotiations with the United States, it's what he didn't say that should resonate with Canadian households.
By: Dale Jackson
Alabama State Rep. Cindy Myrex (R-Cullman) called for naming the new $3.2 billion Mobile River crossing the “Dolly Parton Memorial Bridge,” saying “Dolly Parton represents so much of what people love about the South” and that her Imagination Library has delivered more than 5.4 million books in Alabama.
By: Dale Jackson
Why are Doug Jones and Alabama Democrats so desperate to get Republicans on a debate stage?Is Alabama's fight over Flock cameras about protecting privacy or making it harder for police to catch criminals?Will importing more foreign beef actually lower grocery prices, or just punish American farmers?Plus: Madison County Sheriff Kevin Turner joins the show.All of that and more on Alabama Politics This Week, airing statewide on TV, radio, and online.
By: Dale Jackson
The Southeastern Conference said it will fight a temporary restraining order that now covers the conference and Commissioner Greg Sankey, stating it is “prepared to contest the allegations in the plaintiffs' petition” at Thursday's Baton Rouge hearing while complying with the court in the meantime.
By: Dale Jackson
— Doug Jones' campaign for Alabama governor is selling a simple message: stop fighting your neighbors, ignore the divisive political battles and elect the reasonable guy who will bring everyone together.
By: Dale Jackson
Offshore sportsbooks set prop lines on 12-year-old Phenix City Little League World Series star Kinley Rasmus despite Alabama's gambling ban, prompting Little League to say “No one should be exploiting the success and failures of children playing the game they love for their own personal gain,” while BetOnline brand manager Dave Mason answered “if the discomfort is really about profiting off 12-year-olds, that conversation shouldn't start and end with us,” and State Rep. Chris Blackshear (R-Phenix City) warned unregulated gaming is “growing every day.”
