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Ashley Remkus

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  • Investigative Editor, AL.com
Almaty, Huntsville
As seen in: AL.com, MSN, Scribd, PBS NewsHour, U.S. News and World Report, NJ.com, MLive, The Oregonian, Penn Live Patriot-News, Washington Times, MassLive and
Investigative editor + director of news @aldotcom in Alabama. Pulitzers 2021 & 2023.
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AL.com wins Story of the Year, Public Service awards from Alabama Press Association

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By Ashley Remkus Verified
| AL.com Verified
AL.com was recognized with 54 awards at the 2025 Alabama Press Association Media Awards ceremony on Saturday. Investigative reporter Savannah Tryens-Fernandes won Story of the Year for her 2024 reporting on Alabama’s health care deserts. Alabama routinely routinely ranks at or near the bottom in health outcomes among states. In her series, Tryens-Fernandes reported that the situation continues to become more dire, particularly in rural Alabama.
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Alabama officer reaches ‘confidential’ settlement over deadly police dog bite 

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By Ashley Remkus Verified
| AL.com Verified
The family of a man killed by a police dog in Montgomery has settled part of their federal lawsuit, reaching a “confidential” agreement with the K-9 handler who unleashed the dog. Walter Pettaway, a 51-year-old Black man, bled to death after a police dog named Niko bit his thigh and tore his femoral artery in 2018.
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Some Alabama grocery shelves empty as roads stay icy in lingering cold

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By William Thornton Verified, Ashley Remkus Verified
| AL.com Verified
In some parts of Alabama, groceries are dealing with bare shelves due to a prolonged bout of winter weather. This week’s frigid temperatures, along with one round of snow and two rounds of ice, have blanketed North Alabama roads with a treacherous film. Travel in some parts is being heavily discouraged, which can make for slim pickings at the store.
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