Hannah Denham is an investigative reporter at AL.com, focusing on money, business, and power in Alabama. With a background in covering business and financial news, she has explored themes such as real estate, corporations, and legal affairs, showcasing her expertise across various sectors. Her work has been featured in notable publications including the Charlotte Business Journal, Space Today, and Birmingham Times.
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Hannah focuses on local government, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories in Alabama and Birmingham. She often covers topics related to politics, discrimination, manufacturing, unemployment, and legal proceedings.
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By: Hannah Denham
Most of the physicians are based in central and north Alabama.
By: Hannah Denham
Nebius has said it plans to start construction on the site in the coming months. These two residents hope to stop it.
By: Ramsey Archibald, Hannah Denham, Lawrence Specker
The county is dominating much of the state’s – and even the country’s – growth.
By: Hannah Denham
Nebius is taking its appeal of recent zoning decisions impacting its multibillion-dollar AI factory plans to court.
By: Hannah Denham
The AI cloud company planning to build a multibillion-dollar data center in Birmingham is suing the city's zoning board to appeal its recent denials for the site's power infrastructure.
Edged Energy recently presented its plans for the site, which would include creating 20 high-paying jobs.
DigiPower X has been working since January to build a data center campus in Columbiana.
It’s unclear why Nebius decided not to pursue its lawsuit over recent zoning decisions tied to its AI factory plans.
By: Hannah Denham
The gifts that federal judges accept, and their relationships to donors, has largely escaped scrutiny.
Data center construction is booming across Alabama, and a new development is slated for Lowndes County.
