Thanksgiving Side Dish Showcase Celebrates Family Recipes
As Thanksgiving approaches, families are excited to prepare traditional feasts. News 19’s Side Dish Showcase highlighted cherished recipes, including Brandon Prestridge’s Firehouse Cornbread Casserole and Kiara Cooper’s Sweet Potato Dumplings. Discover these crowd-pleasing dishes that bring joy and flavor to your holiday gatherings.
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Alabama Schools Experience Surge in Whooping Cough Cases
Alabama schools are experiencing a surge in whooping cough cases, with confirmed infections reported at multiple institutions, including Scottsboro High School. Parents are urged to monitor their children for cold-like symptoms and persistent coughs, and to seek medical evaluation if needed. Vaccination is key to prevention, and the Alabama Department of Public Health is advising families on necessary precautions.
Controversy Surrounds Introduction of AI-Powered Bullet Vending Machines in Oklahoma and Alabama
Supermarkets in Oklahoma and Alabama introduce AI-powered vending machines that sell bullets, raising questions about accessibility and regulation. American Rounds utilizes AI and facial recognition to verify buyers’ ages. The machines have faced legal scrutiny in Tuscaloosa, highlighting the evolving landscape of retail and technology in the ammunition industry.
Lawsuit Reveals Child Labor Issue in Automotive Industry
The recent lawsuit filed by the Labor Department against Hyundai, one of its suppliers, and a staffing company in Alabama has brought to light the issue of child labor in the automotive industry. Hyundai was accused of employing a 13-year-old girl on an auto body parts assembly line, sparking discussions on supply chain transparency and ethical sourcing practices. This case emphasizes the importance of companies ensuring their suppliers adhere to labor laws and ethical standards to prevent the exploitation of children in the workforce.
Woman Overcomes Memory Loss to Renew Wedding Vows
After a devastating brain aneurysm erased her wedding day memories, Christy Aaron is determined to create new ones. Despite facing a mere 10 percent chance of survival, Christy defied the odds and emerged victorious. Now, she longs to renew her vows with her husband in a ceremony she can cherish forever, showcasing the enduring power of love and perseverance.
Mercedes-Benz Workers in Alabama Vote Against Union Representation
Mercedes-Benz workers in Alabama have voted against union representation by the United Auto Workers, dealing a blow to the UAW’s organizing efforts. The NLRB announced that 56% of workers voted against union representation, with over 90% of eligible workers participating in the voting process. The defeat is seen as a setback for the UAW in their ambitious organizing campaign targeting non-union automakers in the U.S.
City of Huntsville Dedicates Newly Expanded Loretta P. Spencer Sports Complex
City of Huntsville celebrates the grand opening of the newly expanded Loretta P. Spencer Sports Complex at John Hunt Park, featuring two synthetic turf fields and other improvements. Former Mayor Loretta P. Spencer was instrumental in creating this world-class facility, which has become a hub for sports tourism in Huntsville.
Wynonna Judd’s Daughter Arrested for Indecent Exposure in Alabama
Country singer Wynonna Judd’s daughter, Grace Kelley, has been arrested and charged with indecent exposure in Alabama. Kelley’s history of legal troubles and the impact on her family are likely to emerge as the story unfolds.
Majority of Workers at Largest Mercedes-Benz Plant in U.S. Sign Union Cards in Support of Joining UAW
Workers at the largest Mercedes-Benz plant in the U.S. have signed union cards in support of joining the United Auto Workers (UAW), citing grievances such as pay stagnation and unfair two-tier pay scale. The UAW’s campaign to organize auto plants in the Southeast gains momentum, facing opposition from political and business leaders in Alabama.