Patrick Darrington is a journalist who primarily writes for the Alabama Political Reporter. His work focuses on political news and events in Alabama, covering topics such as elections, legislation, and social issues. His articles have also been featured in Teen Vogue, Prism, and Screen Rant.
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Patrick Darrington's coverage is primarily focused on government & politics, with a significant portion dedicated to breaking news and evolving stories. His articles cover topics related to Alabama-specific politics, criminal justice, legislation, and the prison system.
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Considering his extensive coverage of local elections and reactions from politicians regarding significant events such as retirements or appointments made by Governor Ivey, it’s recommended to tailor pitches that specifically address recent developments within the state's political landscape.
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By: Patrick Darrington
Tuberville said that Gaetz will not get confirmed if there is “anything following him.”
By: Patrick Darrington
Tuberville said that the top positions like Secretary of Defense and Attorney General will be main priorities to get confirmed.
By: Patrick Darrington
The Mobile County Sheriff's office said that on Nov. 18 Rickey Smith accidentally fired his gun while loading it in a car with his daughter Emily Roney and her husband Martin Roney.
By: Patrick Darrington
A Mobile County teenager was sentenced to eight years behind bars in connection to the fentanyl overdose death of a 15-year-old in 2022.
By: Patrick Darrington
“Parents of daughters are rightfully outraged at the loss of positions on teams and college scholarships,” Marshall stated. “As our multiple briefs to the Supreme Court show, it's time to return to fairness in opportunity for sports.”
A crash Saturday night ended in a Mobile County teenager losing their life. The fatal accident occurred a few miles north of Semmes on Highway 127 at approximately 12:10 a.m.
By: Patrick Darrington
Shaknovsky is accused of removing William Bryan's liver instead of his spleen during a surgery in August. The 70-year-old Muscle Shoals man died.
By: Patrick Darrington
“Last night was nothing short of magical as we walked the red carpet,” he posted in a picture with his wife.
The ordinances were approved unanimously after several weeks of deliberation regarding the changes.
By: Patrick Darrington
The City of Mobile will introduce new policies regarding horses and horse riders ahead of the 2025 Mardi Gras Season.
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