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Alabamian tests positive for measles; no exposure in state, says ADPH

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By Anna Barrett Verified
| The Forest Blade Verified
A woman scratches a measles rash. An Alabamian living and working outside the state tested positive for measles, the Alabama Department of Public Health reported Thursday. (Getty Images) An Alabamian living and working outside the state has tested positive for measles, but is not related to any known exposures in the state, the Alabama Department of Public Health said Thursday. The individual was unvaccinated, according to ADPH.
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Tuberville residency challenge appealed to Alabama Supreme Court

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By Anna Barrett Verified
| Gadsden Messenger Verified
By Anna Barrett, Alabama Reflector Plaintiffs challenging Republican gubernatorial nominee Tommy Tuberville’s eligibility to run for governor Tuesday appealed a lower court’s dismissal of their lawsuit to the Alabama Supreme Court. The two plaintiffs claim that the U.S. Senator does not meet the Alabama Constitution’s seven-year residency requirement to serve as governor. Attorneys filed a notice of appeal with the lower court Tuesday.
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Tuberville residency challenge appealed to Alabama Supreme Court

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By Anna Barrett Verified
| Chattanooga Times Free Press Verified
Plaintiffs challenging Republican gubernatorial nominee Tommy Tuberville's eligibility to run for governor Tuesday appealed a lower court's dismissal of their lawsuit to the Alabama Supreme Court. The two plaintiffs claim that the U.S. Senator does not meet the Alabama constitution's seven-year residency requirement to serve as governor. Attorneys filed a notice of appeal with the lower court Tuesday.
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