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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Mobile, United States (Local)
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.
Given his focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, Patrick would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new legislative developments or any breaking news concerning political figures in Alabama. He may also be open to expert commentary from individuals deeply involved in state-level politics or those with direct insight into the criminal justice system within Alabama.
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
Since Steve’s death, the community has been furious and consistently demanded justice and accountability.
By: Patrick Darrington, Jacob Holmes
Opponents say unions are necessary to empower them to fight for fait pay and benefits.
By: Patrick Darrington
Several individuals helped fight for Robert George’s release.
By: Patrick Darrington
As Tropical Storm Francine enters the Gulf of Mexico and threatens Mobile County with severe weather some schools are already announcing closures for Wednesday, Sept. 11.
By: Patrick-Darrington, Patrick Darrington
Officials offer recommendations to help citizens stay safe.
By: Patrick Darrington, Patrick-Darrington
This will be updated if more school systems announce delayed openings, closings or early dismissals.
By: Patrick Darrington
Students and faculty at Foley High School are all safe after the school on Thursday was placed on lockdown.
By: Patrick Darrington
The Greater Gulf State Fair has implemented a new youth curfew Sept. 13 ahead of their opening in October.
The family of Aprentice Ethridge has started a GoFundMe to help cover burial expenses after his death last week in Mobile.
The accident occurred at approximately 7:49 a.m. on U.S. 43 close to Interstate 65. Two vehicles were reportedly involved in the fatal wreck.
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