The Kevin Epps murder trial in San Francisco has highlighted the issue of selective prosecution, with accusations that District Attorney Brooke Jenkins protects state-aligned actors while coming down disproportionately hard on marginalized defendants, particularly Black men.
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By Matt Windsor | www.uab.edu Red brick was once the defining feature of campus. But as a new generation of buildings comes online—seven new or renovated facilities opened within a span of five months from June to October 2025—one thing is clear: UAB is in its glass era. There are multiple reasons for this shift, […]
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jpmorganchase.com JPMorganChase on Wednesday announced new philanthropic funding to grow workforce training programs in Alabama’s advanced manufacturing and energy sectors – an initiative designed to help more Alabamians gain the skills needed for in-demand jobs. JPMorganChase’s $350,000 commitment to Alabama Possible, a nonprofit focused on expanding economic and educational opportunity for underserved communities, will strengthen […]
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By Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times For Janel Taylor, a senior vice president in Regions’ Human Resources division, investing comes in a number of ways. “When you invest in people, you invest in performance,” she said. “That’s something I’ve seen both professionally and personally. Growth happens when you create space for it.” Taylor’s investments […]
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STUDENT ALEXIS RIVAS AT BOOKER T. WASHINGTON K-8 SCHOOL AT GOV. KAY IVEY’S FINAL STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS, WHERE THE SCHOOL WAS RECOGNIZED FOR ITS ACADEMIC IMPROVEMENTS; WVTM-TV, JAN. 16.
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