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Industrial access road bill will save Baldwin County residents $5 million - Vimarsana News

Industrial access road bill will save Baldwin County residents $5 million

BAY MINETTE — A bill passed in the Alabama Legislature that will save Baldwin County residents $5 million and help pave the way for road building by the new Novelis plant. According to …

Federal crackdown on coal ash waste in the works as Southern Co. resists tougher environmental regs - Vimarsana News

Federal crackdown on coal ash waste in the works as Southern Co. resists tougher environmental regs

EPA proposes rule forcing Georgia Power, utilities comply with 2015 federal environmental regulation on toxic coal ash ponds, landfill dumps.

Southfield family traces roots back to last known slave ship to arrive in U.S. - Vimarsana News

Southfield family traces roots back to last known slave ship to arrive in U.S.

Crawford and her family are the descendants of an enslaved man brought illegally to the U.S. on the Clotilda, the last known slave ship to arrive in the U.S.

Johnson: Moments spark movements, from Alabama shipyard attack on Blacks to George Floyd's murder - Vimarsana News

Johnson: Moments spark movements, from Alabama shipyard attack on Blacks to George Floyd's murder

Three years after George Floyd died beneath Derek Chauvin's knee, remember him, and the Black men attacked 80 years ago today at an Alabama Shipyard simply for trying to work.

Source: al.com
Police officer dies after cruiser goes into river in Alabama - Vimarsana News

Police officer dies after cruiser goes into river in Alabama

Port Police Officer Kimberly Sickafoose died while on patrol, the Alabama State Port Authority reported.

Source: knoe.com