Down in Alabama with Ike Morgan
Start your morning with the latest news and stories from Alabama. Then, hear the stories behind the stories as Ike Morgan is joined by voices from the AL.com newsroom and beyond for deep dives on pressing topics, news quizzes and a whole lot of fun.
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October 7, 2022
Plans for a new high school in Auburn, a disturbing auction purchase, and a long-awaited Saban-Fisher showdown.
3 min
827
October 6, 2022
A Wal-mart shooting in the Wiregrass, a Jan. 6-related conviction and an update on a legal fight over pandemic unemployment benefits.
3 min
828
October 5, 2022
Alabama fish removed from endangered species list after population recovers, Shrimp Fest, ready for return after two lost years, opens Thursday, and Alabama bar patrons, bartender stop robber armed with gun.
4 min
829
October 4, 2022
The beginning of a murder trial, what looks like the end of a prison strike, and high-tech police officer training.
3 min
830
October 3, 2022
Updates on the Alabama prison strike, a convicted sheriff's appeal, and Tua Tagovailoa concussion fallout for the NFL.
4 min
831
September 30, 2022
A frightening moment at last night's NFL game, the inmate strike and a pig on the loose.
4 min
832
September 29, 2022
Alabamians are activated in the wake of a monster storm, another death notebook turns up, and a man kept his late father around a bit longer, in a financial sense.
4 min
833
September 28, 2022
High school sports and religious accommodations, and a couple of vandalism stories - one involving a construction executive's home and one involving a vice president from the 1850s.
4 min
834
September 27, 2022
A prison strike, another nasty gift from the pandemic era, and an extradition all the way from Alaska.
4 min
835
September 26, 2022
Andy Huynh and Alexander Drueke are back in Alabama; some federal help is coming for opioid programs; Atlanta Braves pitcher Kyle Wright reaches 20 wins.
4 min
836
September 23, 2022
An execution that didn't happen; the DOJ on abortion and Veteran's Affairs; Gov. Kay Ivey and electric vehicles.
3 min
837
September 22, 2022
Two men released from Russian custody, more charges in a dog-mauling case, and a potential plan for polluted neighborhoods in North Birmingham.
4 min
838
September 21, 2022
An update on the Justice Department's legal fight against the Alabama trans law; An estimate on how many Alabamians might be in line to receive student-loan relief; three new license-plate options for your car.
3 min
839
September 20, 2022
We have rulings from the bench on a convicted murderer as well as a suspected murderer. Also, somebody found a new place to land a plane.
3 min
840
September 19, 2022
Sewage and water improvements in Alabama; police chases; Bryan Harsin's job.
5 min
841
September 16, 2022
An update on next week's scheduled execution, an Alabama astrophysicist's work, and a moonshine bust.
5 min
842
September 15, 2022
A workplace death, suspended Amtrak service, an anti-drone system and a unique new bass fishing league.
3 min
843
September 14, 2022
A law-enforcement spat, a human trafficking bust and the dying greens of Ross Bridge.
5 min
844
September 13, 2022
Nitrogen hypoxia and executions, the Islamic State, and a dog rescue.
4 min
845
September 12, 2022
Eli Gold's health; Name, Image, Likeness and politics; a fire rescue.
3 min
846
September 9, 2022
Housing markets, American Indian remains and test scores.
4 min
847
September 8, 2022
Steve Marshall squaring off with the VA, Artemis rocket work, the iconic Bogue's Restaurant closing, and Altoona getting dinged for violating its own burn ban.
4 min
848
September 7, 2022
The hidden camera that helped send a meth dealer to prison, a high school football coach on administrative leave, and the passing of two women who were sisters and Holocaust survivors.
5 min
849
September 6, 2022
Unemployment take-backs, a side-effect to the permitless-carry law, and flash-flooding rescues.
4 min
850
September 5, 2022
Updates on the state's longest-ever labor strike and a city possibly headed for its worst-ever year of homicides. Also, a 12-year-old boy from Alabama played Carnegie Hall over the summer.
3 min