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Man found shot after vehicle crashes in Ensley; Birmingham police investigating homicide

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By Michaela Yielding
| MSN Verified
The Birmingham Police Department is conducting a homicide investigation in Ensley that occurred on Saturday. According to Birmingham Police Department Sgt. LaQuitta Wade, West Precinct officers were dispatched at approximately 12:40 p.m. because of a ShotSpotter notification in the 1000 block of 47th Street Ensley. While en route, officers were also notified of a single-vehicle accident in the 1300 block of 47th Street Ensley.
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Alabama is nation’s most dangerous state for pregnancy and childbirth, according to report Original

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By Michaela Yielding
| AL.com Verified
News Published: Aug. 09, 2026, 7:00 a.m. A report released by the ACLU of Alabama found that Alabama is the most dangerous state in the nation for pregnancy and childbirth, with Black women in Alabama being three times more likely to die from pregnancy complications. In Alabama, 43 of the state’s 64 counties have little to no access to maternity care, with most located in rural regions where populations are predominately Black and economically disadvantaged.
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Alabama's beloved Sister Schubert's sausage rolls are finally coming back

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By Michaela Yielding
| MSN Verified
Marzetti, the company behind Sister Schubert's, announced Saturday that the brand's popular sausage wrap rolls are returning to grocery store shelves. The announcement came at the Business Council of Alabama's 2026 Government Affairs Conference during a panel moderated by Paul Finebaum. The wrapped rolls, known to many as “pigs in a blanket,” were discontinued in and replaced with sausage pinwheels, which featured sausage and cheese baked into the brand's bread.
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