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Mary Scott Hodgin

Mary Scott Hodgin

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      Alabama’s Hunting 101 Workshops Target Newcomers — and Conservation Dollars - BirminghamWatch

      State leaders hope to reverse a decades-long decline in hunting participation rates and secure more funding for wildlife restoration. Read more.
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      Starting Thursday, UAB to Offer Pfizer Vaccine to Adolescents

      UAB Health System plans to offer the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to adolescents beginning Thursday, pending a recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Food and Drug Administration expanded its emergency use authorization Monday to include children aged 12 to 15
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      Birmingham Offers ‘Beacon’ For Alabama’s Transgender Community

      The newly expanded Magic City Wellness Center is one of several providers working to increase access to gender-affirming medical care. Read more.
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      Demand For Bikes & Outdoor Gear Surges During Pandemic

      The pandemic has driven many people outdoors, but finding the right gear could be a challenge. Read more.
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      Alabama’s New Prisons Planned For Bibb, Elmore and Escambia Counties

      Alabama officials announced Thursday the location of three new regional prisons planned for Bibb, Elmore and Escambia counties. In a statement, Governor Kay Ivey’s office said the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) will now enter into negotiations with two private developer teams who will b
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      DOJ Finds Excessive Use of Force In Alabama’s Male Prisons

      In a report released Thursday, U.S. justice officials said men confined to Alabama’s prisons are subject to excessive force at the hands of correctional officers. They said the issue is pervasive and systemic and likely violates the U.S. Constitution’s Eighth Amendment ban on cruel and unusual punis
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      Inside Alabama’s Prisons, Fear of a Coronavirus Outbreak

      Alabama corrections officials recently reported the first inmate death related to COVID-19. With several prisoners and staff members testing positive for the virus, those inside Alabama prisons worry this is just the tip of the iceberg. Read more.
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      Parole Hearings Will Resume With “Reduced Person-To-Person Interact...

      The Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles will resume parole hearings May 18 after stopping them last month in response to COVID-19. Advocates say the state should expedite the parole process to protect inmates and alleviate prison crowding. Read more.
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      Construction, Welding, GED: The Impact of Prison Education

      WBHM Across Alabama, state inmates are getting GED certificates, learning to fix cars, and even how to code. As Alabama faces mounting pressure to reform its prison system, many state leaders want to increase funding for these educational programs. Read more.
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      Crisis Center Hopes to Reach Rural Sex Abuse Survivors With Mobile ...

      There are no clues on the outside of the RV, no labels or identifiers, but inside is a fully functioning clinic. Rebecca Henderson leads the way up the stairs, where a sofa sits lined with pillows and a blanket. “This is where we do the counseling,” Henderson says. “And so, it’s pretty homey in
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      Relatives of Alabama Inmates Call on Prisons Task Force to Improve ...

      On the third floor of the Alabama State House in Montgomery, Dothan Pastor Kenneth Glasgow read aloud the names of 21 men who have died in Alabama prisons this year. Sandy Ray then showed a photo of her son Steven Davis, who was beaten to death two months ago by correctional officers at Donaldson Co