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Orbit: Tigers on top

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By Derek Lacey 
| Axios Huntsville
Auburn finished on top in California. Photo: Tanner Pearson/NCAA Photos via Getty Images ⛳️ Auburn University's men's golf team won its second national championship in three years this week, defeating UCLA Wednesday to claim the title. (WBRC) ⛴️ The U.S. Coast Guard is cutting the ribbon on its Training Center at the former Birmingham-Southern University campus this afternoon in Birmingham.
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School board, city council talk TIF

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By Derek Lacey 
| Axios Huntsville
A joint meeting of the Huntsville Board of Education and City Council produced more details on how and why the city created its latest Tax Increment Financing district. Why it matters: A bid to bolster downtown development and ultimately increase tax revenues will also mean a period of stagnant school funding from the area. How it works: The city's ninth TIF would create a roughly 3,700-acre district covering downtown, where specific infrastructure investments are planned.
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Ivey orders Alabama to return to court-drawn congressional map

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By Derek Lacey 
| Axios Huntsville
Illustration: Axios Visuals Alabama is moving forward with a court-drawn congressional map for its special primary elections on Aug. 11. Why it matters: Alabama's primary elections have been upended by a flurry of court actions following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Louisiana v. Callais, and now the state appears to be back where it started. The latest: Gov.
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